Narten appeal set next week in Arizona murder case
Arizona Supreme Court will hear Karl Narten's appeal to avoid the gas chamber for the 1963 murder of Rickel Hanson near Redington Pass. Hanson, a 23 year old UA student, was killed after Narten allegedly fired eight shots and abducted his fiancée Patricia Crosby who survived. The case involves claims of jury legality and county jurisdiction, with arguments by state and defense counsel scheduled for July 5.
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Arizona Supreme Court
Karl Narten
Rickel M. Hanson
Narten
Norten
Pima County
University of Arizona
Hanson
Patricia Crosby
Redington Pass
Miss Crosby
William Schafer III
Jack J. Podret
William Tin
Struble Honored By Toastmasters
I. J. Struble a Friden Inc. sales representative has been named the outstanding area governor for the Arizona district of Toastmasters International. He will compete for honors at the convention in New York City in August. He is a past president of Eyeopeners Toastmasters Club in Tucson and has served as area governor since July 1964. He is a 4th degree member of the Knights of Columbus and program director of the National Association of Accountants.
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I. J. Struble
Friden Inc
Arizona
Toastmasters International
New York City
Eyeopeners Toastmasters Club
Tucson
Knights of Columbus
National Association of Accountants
Twins Born in Two Hospitals in Nottingham and Grantham
Twin girls born to Mrs Susan Watkins in two hospitals 24 miles apart. Judith Louise arrives at Grantham while Sally Ann is born at Nottingham Hospital due to complications. Both girls and mother are reported in good condition.
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Grantham
England
UPI
Susan Watkins
Judith Louise
Kennedy Blames Extra Sessions On House Coalition
Senator Edward J. Kennedy blasted the State Legislature's extra sessions as the result of a "bastardized" coalition led by the Republican mining interests. He told the Young Democrats of Greater Tucson that six pintos in the House formed a coalition with Democrats, creating minority rule and bias toward mining districts. Kennedy warned taxes would not reflect fair mine contributions and criticized press coverage for not explaining the coalition's origins.
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Jim Johnson
House
Edward J. Kennedy
Tucson
Kennedy
Science
Kerr
John Haugh
Daughter Receives Fulbright Scholarship for Munich Study
Sue Lozeau, daughter of Maj. and Mrs. Roland A. Lozeau of 2710 East Seventh Street, won a Fulbright scholarship to study for a year at the University of Munich. A Dominican College San Rafael graduate and Kaiserslautern American High School alumna, she earned the award through the Institute of International Education as her father retired from the Army and the family moved to Tucson two years ago.
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Sue Lozeau
Roland A. Lozeau
7Th St
University of Munich
Germany
Miss Lozeau
Dominican College
San Rafael
Calif
Kaiserslautern
Institute of International Education
Tucson
1965 Ford Galaxie models flaunt luxury and power
Ford promotes the 1965 Galaxie lineup including 500 and XL models with a 289 cu in V8, Cruise-O-Matic, bucket seats, long console, full upholstery, and luxury features. Tests claim quieter ride than a Rolls-Royce, with emphasis on space, rust protection, and low maintenance. Customer incentives include no extra cost extras and test-drive invitation.
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Rolls-Royce
Xl’s
LTD
Wcon
U.S
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