University of Arizona Open House Showcases Campus Wide Events
The University of Arizona invites the town to a day of over 100 events from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with tours of all colleges, exhibits from agriculture engineering and chemistry, performances by the symphonic band and drama groups, sports including a baseball game and a football game, and a 1 dollar barbecue and spring football game at 7 30 p.m The event is led by the Tucson UA Alumni Club with P B Vito as president and features KUAT studios open to visitors.
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University of Arizona
Tucson UA Alumni Club
P. B. Vito
A. Y. Grossetta
Edward J. Meyer
Harold Ashton
Gary Wade
R. M. Vance
KUAT
College of Agriculture
College of Engineering
Steward Observatory
Solar
Polo Village
College of Education
Air Force
Army
Arizona State Museum
College of Mines
University
Brigham Young University
Bear Down
Trial resumes in Johnson threat case against Norman Michaud
In Salt Lake City AP reports the U S district court resumed the trial of Norman P Michaud 45 of Freconia Arizona charged with threatening President Johnson. Prosecutors allege he called the White House from Kanab on January 20 identifying as King David Ulery and attempted to reach the White House while threatening the president.
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Salt Lake City
U. S. District Court
Arizona
Johnson
David K. Winder
Norman P. Michaud
Freconia
Ariz
White House
Kanab
King David Ulery
King David
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Secret Service
David Ulery
Fredonia
Michaud
Kennedy
Man Accused Of Stabbing Faces Trial
Robert Lee Davis Fennell 23 was ordered to stand trial in Superior Court on assault with a deadly weapon. At a Justice Court hearing he gave an East 39th Street address and bond was set at 1000. The stabbing occurred in front of Johnnies Place 145 St Meyer Ave after a dispute with Eddie M. Williams 36 of 122 W 14th St Williams had superficial knife wounds treated at Pima County Hospital.
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Robert Lee Davis
Fennell
East 39Th Street
Justice Court
Johnnies Place
St. Meyer Ave
Eddie M. Williams
14Th St
Williams
Pima County Hospital
Fire Calls Reported Through Early Morning Hours
A chronology lists 17 fire and rescue responses in the area from 6:29 a.m. to 11:13 p.m. including electrical shorts, first aid, gas odors, fire in apartments, and a brush fire. Units from Engines 1 2 3 4 7 9 11 Ladder Truck 2 Rescue Truck 1 and Rural crews responded to locations on Willi mot Drive Speedway Orchard Delano Church Jackson 15th Street 34th Street Arroyo Chico Campbell Avenue and nearby intersections.
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E. Speedway
N. Orchard Ave
S. Church Ave
W. Jackson St
E. Delano St
E. 15Th St
Church Ave
4Th Ave
Needless Call
E. 2Nd St
S. Cherry Ave
E. 34Th St
South Tucson
Arroyo Chico
E. 26Th St
W. 28Th St
N. Campbell Ave
River Road
Broadway
Legislative Log Phoenix March 5 Major Health Bills Passed
The March 5 legislative log notes SB 275 exempting nursing homes with hospitals from sales taxes and SB 276 revising nursing profession law and renaming the state board of nurse registration and nursing education.
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State Board of Nurse Registration and Nursing Education
Public Records Marriage Licenses Reported
Public records list multiple marriage licenses including James H Lumpkin 22 of Los Angeles and Anita Isabel Armijo 23 of Tucson Joseph Leo Longevin 65 of Tucson and Martha Wentworth 9 of Tucson John W Sakkil 21 of Woodlake California and Chevyl Lynne Tollard 19 of Woodlake William W Jump 33 of Tucson and Shirley Ann Faltz 25 of Peoria Illinois
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James H. Lumpkin
Los Angeles
Calif
Anita Isabel Armijo
Tucson
Joseph Leo Longevin
Martha &. Wentworth
John W. Sakkil
Woodlake
Chevyl Lynne Tollard
William W. Jump
Shirley Ann Faltz
Peoria
Court Notices Dismissals And Complaints Listed
Docket lists Ruth Lois White Wheeler versus Earl Clifford Wheeler dismissed. Wanda Carter versus Willis Carter is noted as de cree. Margaret Sarlat versus Norman H Sarlat lists a complaint. Neal Flint against Marion Flint alleges a complaint. Ivy Logan versus Howard Logan and Ernest Bernal versus Rene Bernal show complaints. Evelyn Hash versus Joseph Hash also shows a complaint.
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Ruth Lois White Wheeler
Earl Clifford Wheeler
Wanda Carter
Willis Carter
Margaret
Sarlat
Norman H. Sarlat
Neal F. Flint
Marion D. Flint
Ivy Logan
Howard Cecil Logan
Ernest Bernal
Rene Bernal
Evelyn Hash
Joseph Hash
Free For Free Pet Offers and Humane Society Help
A public service column lists free puppies cats and dogs from Tucson residents with addresses and phone numbers. Items include several litters and a beagle mix with varying ages. The Humane Society of Tucson offers shelter help and adoption support for those unable to rehome pets.
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Chihuahua
N. Rook
The
Humane Society of Tucson
Kelvin Blvd
Burglary Case Shifted To Superior Court
A burglary suspect, Robert Sam Flowers, 17, was sent to Superior Court after requesting a court appointed attorney and psychiatric care. He is charged with first degree burglary for a Feb 1 TV theft from 2920 N Palo Verde Blvd. The preliminary hearing will occur in Superior Court.
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Justice of the Peace
Toby LaVetter
Robert Sam Flowers
Flowers
Richey
Palo Verde
LaVetter
Superior Court
Justice Court
Richard Kittle
Norman E. Green
N. Richey Bird
Mark Loomer
Drunken Driver Is Sentenced in City Court
Ynocente Bracamonte, 60, of 720 W Columbus St, fined 100 dollars and ordered to serve 10 days in jail after conviction for drunken driving. A warrant was issued for Marvin Van Meter Herndon, 39, of 235 N ord Ave, who failed to appear for trial. A 200 dollar bond was ordered forfeited.
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Ynocente Bracamonte
Columbus St
Marvin van Meter Herndon
N.ord Ave
Tired Of Life Los Angeles Man Ends His Life
Camil le Dardenne aged 60 arranged his funeral plans and then killed himself with a .38 caliber revolver in Los Angeles. Authorities reported the suicide, noting no further details released.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Camille Dardenne
Oswald's Grave Still Guarded in Fort Worth
In Fort Worth Texas the gravesite of Lee Harvey Oswald remains under 24 hour guard. Police Chief Cato Hightower says the protection will continue until the Warren Commission completes its Kennedy assassination inquiry. City officials weighed ending the guard which costs $100 daily but kept it after Warren Commission urging.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Cato Hightower
Warren Commission
Jerry Brownlee
Pig rustling gang busted in Alabama
State investigators announced the capture of an 18 member pig rustling gang whose method of operation was to feed the porkers bread soaked in corn liquor and haul them away when they passed out.
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Montgomery
Ala
UPI
Area Hospitals Report Multiple Births On Mar 5 6
St Josephs and St Marys Hospital records list numerous births including many girls and several boys. Families across Bristol and Tucson reported arrivals from Mar 5 into Mar 6 with addresses ranging from 1233 5S to 5848 E Hampton.
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St. Joseph’s Hospital
Richard Czech
Bristol
Francisco Hoes
N. Riverside
Daniel Diaz
W. Onio
William Lange
Malvern
Ben S. Perez
Jesus Chavez
Sth
Tucson General Hospital
Walter T. Stash
Calle Narciso
Thomas Traynor
W. Mohave
Jerry Viliano
E, Hampton
NAACP Youth Council Plans Sunday Meeting
The NAACP Youth Council will meet at 4 p.m. Sunday at the Jewish Community Center located at 102 N. Plumer Ave. Officers for the coming year will be elected during the session.
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Naacp Youth Council
The
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Jewish Community Center
N. Plumer Ave
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Pontatoc Road
Shrine Club
POPA
Seaboard
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North Church Ave
East Speedway
Wagon” Sale
Camper
GMC
Chevie Parkwood
Bogard
Chevie Brookwood
Oswald
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