Tomorrow America Day at Rodeo Arena Featured Pageant and Roping
Arizona Day featured a half hour historical pageant by John Carroll and Sidney Brin Ckerhoff with a large cast illustrating state history. Tomorrow's program includes a 1:30 p.m. start for American Day events, a 2 p.m. grand entry, and a performance by the 3rd Infantry Fife and Drum Corps along with a tribute by Sidney Dawson. Top team ropers John Miller and Jerold Camarillo won $761.92 in 12.3 seconds, followed by other place getters and cash prizes. bareback riding also concluded a go round with top scorer Louis Espinosa at 71 points.
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John Carroll
University of Arizona
Sidney Brin Ckerhoff
Arizona Pioneer Historical Society
America
Fort Myer
Tucson
Sidney L. Dawson
Benjamin Pochula
Ft. Huachuca
John Miller
Sylman
Calif
Jerold Camarillo
Oakdale
Fred Darnell
Billy Darnell
Rodeo
N.M
Tim Snatchmeyer
Phoenix
Terry Garside
Leo Camarillo
Jack Rasco
Bum Post
Tony Figueroa
Ben Snure
Rick Snure
Douglas
Dronc
Louis Espinosa
Lonepine
Tony Haberer
Muleshoe, Tex
J.C. Trujillo
Prescott
Les Gore
Laramie
Wyo
Resignation Leaves HEW Without Head
Washington AP reports HEW loses Cabinet head as John W. Gardner quietly departs after 22 years. He will chair the Urban Coalition, heading an alliance of private and government leaders tackling poverty and urban problems nationwide. Gardner’s exit lacks a ceremonial visit or public sendoff.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Secrtary
John W. Gardner
Gardner
HEW
Urban Coalition
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
LTW
Ex-Policeman Dunn Appeals Firing Over Due Process Claims
Ex police sergeant William C Dunn appeals his dismissal by Police Chief Bernard Garmire alleging violation of due process and equal protection. Dunn says he was not given proper notice and faces double punishment while near retirement after 20 years service. The Civil Service Commission hearing decision could restore him or reduce punishment with pension implications.
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William C. Dunn
Dun
Bernard Garmire
Dunn
Garmire
Atty
Darrell Smith
Tucson
Civil Service Commission
William T. Healy
U.S
Arizona
Twve
Department
Fall
Silverbell Road
Carrillo and Ybarra Arraigned on Tax Charge
State Rep. Tony Carrillo and former legislator Joe D. Ybarra will be arraigned March 15 before Superior Court Judge Alice Truman on two counts each of failing to file income tax returns or filing fraudulent returns. Ybarra, now a barber, faces 1963 and 1964 tax filing charges. Carrillo allegedly filed a false return in 1964. The fraud count is a felony with up to $2,000 fine and five years in prison.
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Tony Carrillo
D-Pima
Joe D. Ybarra
Superior Court
Alice Truman
Truman
Ybarra
Carrillo
Darrell Smith
Frank Gee
George A. Pompa
Jose Y. Teran
Louis Martinez
Democratic Party
Gus Fotinos
S. Park Ave
Daniel A. Pavone
Resaurant
Drizzle Adds Wet Weather to Local Rodeo Event
Spectators endure light rain under plastic coverings as rodeo events proceed despite damp conditions. TheCitizen Photo notes rainfall complicating attendance while keeping focus on performances.
Five Cambodian Provinces Put On War Footing
Five Cambodian provinces including Battambang Kompong Speu Fampot Koh Kong and Krirom are placed on a war footing to counter roving Communist guerrillas. Provincial governors are to wear military uniforms and carry automatic pistols as isolated villages report attacks since Sunday night.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
UPI
Battambang
Pnom Penh
FDA sees no certain way to stop drug misuse
FDA chief told Senate there is no sure method to prevent doctors from misusing the antibiotic Chloromycetin without government control of medical practice. He urged tougher labeling and direct appeals to doctors about hazard warnings while noting the drug’s dangers. Parke-Davis said warnings are already strong and cautioned against portraying Chloromycetin as uniquely dangerous.
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FDA
Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Senate
James L. Goddard
Goddard
Parke-Davis
Detroit
Joseph F. Sadusk
Parke- Davis
Newsman To Appeal Contempt Conviction
Phoenix AP Walter W. Meek appeals a contempt ruling after refusing to leave a closed preliminary hearing in the Eckard case. Meek and two editors argued a reporter’s right to view proceedings. He paid a $300 fine and said he would pursue further appeal if needed.
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Phoenix
Arizona Republic
U.S. Supreme Court
Walter W. Meek
Danny Lee Eckard
Eckard
Meek
the Republic
Mark Wilmer
Youth reports shooting at his car near home
Arthur A. Grande Jr., 20, son of a former Pima County under sheriff, told city police last night a shooter fired at his car as he turned into his driveway. He said a slug hit the front fender of his 1967 model and ricocheted off, likely a .45 caliber. The incident occurred about 10 15 p.m. at his residence 5649 East 30th Street.
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Arthur A. Grande Jr
Pima County
Grande
E. 30Th St
Rockefeller On Call But Won't Enter Primaries
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller says he is ready to be draftable for the Republican nomination if the party wants him but will not list his name on primary ballots. Nixon argues no one will be drafted. Rockefeller plans platform hearings and will define policies on Vietnam. He says write-in drives are unlikely and backs a broad GOP effort if strong support emerges.
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Washington
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Rockefeller
Nixon
Barry Goldwater
California
Goldwater
New Hampshire
Oregon
Vietnam
Republican Governors Association
Seattle
Wash
John H. Chafee
Rhode Island
Tulsa
Oklo
Officers to be installed at Golden Age Club event
On Monday at 10 am in the Sabbar Temple at 2900 E Broadway five officers will be installed. Mrs. Alice Cottel will serve as president with Mrs. Ruth Harrett as first vice president Sol Rosenbloom as second vice president Mrs. Lillian Brevik as secretary and Henry Duetsch as treasurer. The ceremony will be followed by cards and dancing.
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Golden Age Club
Alice Cottel
Ruth Harrett
Sol Rosenbloom
Lillian Brevik
Henry Duetsch
Sabbar Temple
E. Broadway
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el Rancho Center
Explorer
Paulin Motor Co
Broadway
Sip
CTS
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el Con
6Th & Country Club
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OUP
ARCH
AIL Bakery
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Randolph Park
Cleveland Indians
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