King Negro Pupil Fund Reaches $14500 for Summer School Aid
The Martin Luther King Jr Memorial Fund for Negro Scholarships has topped $14500 and will fund about 200 Negro students for summer school. Funds will be sent as checks to training institutions. no cash to individuals. A Pueblo High School meeting will detail rollout, with posters in schools and churches explaining the program.
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Martin Luther King Jr
Robin Salter
Salter
Pueblo High School
Judge Dismisses Burglary Charges Against Suarez
Lauro Sanches Suarez of 873 W Sahuary St had burglary and grand theft charges dropped in Justice Court for lack of evidence. Suarez, arrested April 23 on suspicion of stealing a television set, was released by Justice of the Peace Joe Jacobson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauro Sanchez Suarez
W. Sahuary
Indigent Admission Suit Faces Setback in County Hospital Case
A writ of mandamus to force Pima County Hospital admission for indigents was denied by Superior Court Judge John P. Collins. A May 26 hearing on the case’s merits was scheduled, with Robinson arguing the state residency rule violates the 14th Amendment.
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Roy A. Robinson
Pima County
Superior Court
John P. Collins
Robinson
Board of Supervisors
Collins
E. Broadway
Texas
Hospital
State of Arizona
Pearl Scofield
Social Service Department
Aged Here Urgently Need Adequate Low Cost Housing
The Marshall Home for Men in Tucson reports private housing at modest cost as the greatest need for the elderly. A survey of 25 social agencies and 20 nursing facilities cites shelter and domiciliary care as second priorities, with transportation and companionship also named. The home, opened in 1958 with 24 residents, averaged 5.68 dollars per occupant per day in 1967, subsidized by the United Community Campaign and resident fees. No one is turned away for lack of funds.
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Tucson
Marshall Home For Men, Inc
William C. Schwab
Schwab
James Woodruff
Execu
Tive
Marshall Foundation
Sociologist Outlines Futures For Aging Citizens
Dr. Courtney Cleland of the University of Arizona speaks to Sunshine Kiwanis about aging citizens. He notes retirees' economic power and the need for active roles in communities through volunteering or part time work, comparing Arizona and Florida in attracting older residents.
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Sunshine Kiwanis Club
Westerner Hotel
Courtney Cleland
University of Arizona
Florida
Arizona
VISTA
Peace Corps
Our Gang Actor Dale Southwick Dies in California
Compton California AP reports Dale Southwick age 55 former child star in Our Gang films died Monday. The obituary notes his early screen work and life after entertainment with no further details provided.
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Compton
Calif
Dale Southwick
Pickslay Named New Head of Tucson Bureau
Pickslay Tenney of Jacome's Department Store is named president of the Tucson Trade Bureau for 1968-69. Other officers include Frederick Fisher of Frederick Fisher Jewelers as first vice president, James Cocke of Valley National Bank as second vice president, Peter Kupcik of First National Bank as treasurer, and Ade Abbott as secretary treasurer.
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Tenney Pickslay
Jacome’s Department
Store
Tucson Trade Bureau
Frederick Fisher
Frederick Fisher Jewelers
James Cocke
Valley National Bank
Peter Kupcik
First National Bank
Ade Abbott
Ted Bloom
Dave Bloom & Sons
Carl Holzman
NuArt Photo Service
Don Jones
Don’s Auto Parks
Thomas Rallis
Rallis Restaurant
Don Clark
Tucson Federal Savings & Loan Association
Loftfield Water Co. Receives Rate Hike Order
The Arizona Corporation Commission approved a rate increase for Loftfield Water Co, adding a 4.76 monthly service charge and 1 per 1000 gallons used. The ACC action follows a February hearing, with Loftfield seeking 8 monthly for 5,000 gallons and 1 per extra 1,000, replacing the prior 3 for 3,000 and 0.50 for extra 1,000.
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Loftfield Water Co
Arizona Corporation Commission
ACC
Loftfield
Tucson Foothills Estates
Moving Court Drama Plays Out For Law Students
Pima County runs a traveling trial this week with Superior Court Judge Richard Boylston, a five man by seven woman jury, and court staff moving between the University of Arizona College of Law and the courthouse to let law students observe a $200,000 malpractice suit. Plaintiff Cornelius L. Fiske alleges cancer misdiagnosis led to amputations. Dr Wesley A. Soland is sued for negligence. Attorneys William Messing for Fiske and Paul Newell for Soland present the case.
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Pima Conty
Superior Court
Richard Boylston
University of Arizona College of Law
Tucson
Wesley A. Seland
Law School
Charles E. Ares
Pima County Sheriffs Office
Boylston
Cornelius L. Fiske
William Messing
Fiske
Paul Newell
Soland
Arizona Scientist Attacks Colorado UFO Study Objectivity
University of Arizona physicist Dr James E McDonald criticizes the Colorado Project led by Dr Edward Condon as not objective despite a halfmillion dollar budget He calls for a USO probe free of Air Force influence and notes defense agency ties amid ongoing findings to be released by September 30 1966.
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University of Arizona
James E. McDonald
Institute of Atmospheric Physics
Colorado
Edward Condon
Secretary of Defense
Condon
Outer Space
National Academy of Sciences
Lock Magazine
McDonald
Air Force
USO
Ai Force
J. Edward Roush
D-ind
David R. Saunders
Saunders
Norman Levine
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Zens
Cleland
Tucson Council On Aging
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Tucson Housing Foundation
Meare
Larry Sakin TE
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Teeter
Shoe Corral
Wilmot
Firestone
Welmot Plaza
Oliver's. Cleaners Collon
Wimot Plaza
PLA Rae
Bayless Markets
Broadway
Dupont Say
ELLE
Sprouse-Reitz CO
McMahon
Pickslay
Nicki Donahue
Citizen
Mnyerson
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