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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1963

Page

9

Missouri stores open on Sunday after blue laws ruled out

Missouri merchants opened on Sunday for the first time since the blue laws were struck down. In Kansas City and other cities, discount houses and appliance firms reported heavy traffic while downtown shops largely stayed closed. Some store managers criticized Sunday sales though others planned expanded staffing to handle demand as Gov. Dalton anticipated a new Sunday closing law.

Kansas City Missouri Supreme Court St. Louis Springfield St. Joseph Jack Boring Jr Boring Lee Link George Overall Don Fisher H. L. Hall Hall Joseph Wood John M. Dalton Dalton

Jesuit Priest to Talk Here on Marxism in Tucson

The Rev. John Courtney Murray, a Jesuit theologian and author, will lecture at 8 pm next Monday at the University of Arizona Newman Center. His talk, "Political Atheism of Karl Marx," is free to the public. Murray has taught at Woodstock College, edited Logical Studies, and advised the Defense Secretary on nonmilitary instruction in the Armed Forces.

John Courtney Murray Tucson Father Murray University of Arizona Newman Center Karl Marx Time Magazine Woodstock College Yale University Notre Dame Harvard St. Louis Georgetown Encylopedia Britannica Secretary of Defense

Six Sabres Leave D M For Peru

Six Peruvian air force officers depart Dayvis-Monthan Air Force Base in Arizona flying F86 Sabrejet fighters purchased from the 2704th Aircraft Storage and Disposition Group. The jets, reconditioned by U S technicians, will join Peru's 11th Fighter Squadron under the military assistance pact with Latin American nations. Maj M J Hadley of the 2704th assisted with briefings and flight requirements.

Peru Dayvis-Monthan Air Force Base 2704Th D-M Air Force U.S Maj M. J. Hadley Hadley State Department

U2 Chief To Speak Tonight At Davis-Monthan

Lt. Col. Kenneth R. McCaslin commander of the 4028th Strategic Reconnaissance Squadron will address the Air Force Association at Davis-Monthan AFB tonight. He will discuss U2 aircraft characteristics and unit functions, including high altitude weather sampling operations. Col. William C. Bacon will also speak as new officers are elected.

Kenneth R. McCaslin Tucson Air Force Association Davis-Monthan Afb McCaslin 4028Th Strategic Reconnaissance 4080Th Laughlin Afb del Rio Tex D-M James Starnas William C. Bacon 12Th Strategic Aerospace Division

Opens Law Offices Here by Leon Thikoll

Leon Thikoll, a University of Arizona Law School graduate in May 1962, has opened offices in Suite 407 of the Tucson Title Building, 45 W. Pennington St. He studied business and public administration and is a member of Tau Delta Phi and Phi Delta Phi. He has lived in Tucson 16 years and resides at 3330 E. 1st Ave.

Leon Thikoll University of Arizona College of Law Tucson W. Pennington St Thikoll University School of Business and Public Administration Tau Delta Phi Fraternity Phi’ Delta Phi

Labor figure Ira Lane dies at 82 in Phoenix

Ira C. Lane longtime Arizona labor leader and Phoenix Union High School boiler operator, died at 82. Born in Newton Kansas he moved to Bisbee Douglas area in 1904 and later held posts with United Association of Steamfitters and Plumbers Local 469 Operating Engineers Local 428 and the Arizona State Federation of Labor. He is survived by widow Edith a son Haddy S in Washington and a daughter Frances L. Gali in San Bernardino.

Phoenix 4Ira C. Lane Lane Newton Kan Bisbee- Douglas Copper Queen Hayden United Association of Steamfitters and Plumbers Local 469 Operating Engineers Local 428 Arizona Arizona State Federation of Labor Phoenix Union High School Gineer Edith Haddy S

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