Bishop Green ordains two priests in Tucson ceremony
The Most Rev. Francis J. Green ordained two priests at St Ambrose Church. The Rev. John Brent Bardon, Regina Cleri seminar y graduate, and the Rev. Victor Lopez, O Carm from Salpointe High School, were celebrated by Carmelite clergy. Bardon’s first Mass is at St. Ambrose. Lopez’s at St. Ambrose with multiple future Masses planned.
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St. Ambrose Church
Loyola A. O’dougherty
John Brent Bardon
Francis J. Green
Victor Osvaldo Lopez
Bishop Green
Regina Cleri
Diocese of
Tucson
St. Ambrose
Regina Clem Seminary
O. Carm
Salpointe High School
St. Ambrose Parish
Father Bardon
Father Lopez
Malachy Smith
Carmelite Provincal
Grafton
Ohio
John Bardon
Tucson Blvd
Arizona
Osvaldo G. Lopez
Manchester St
Washington, D.C
Whitefriars Hall
St. Ambrose Grade School
Salpointe High
Elks Contest Winners Told They Will Govern Computers
Tucson Elks Lodge No 385 honors 12 Youth Leadership and Most Valuable Student winners at a banquet. Tavianini, IBMs Arizona branch manager, warns computers lack true thought and urges youths to guide future tech use. Misty Premovich receives a $300 state award. twelve winners get U S savings bonds.
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Tavianini
Tucson Elks Lodge No. 385
U.S
Misty Sue Premovich
Palo Verde High
Tucson
Candy Ann Sorensen
Betty Aarlene Baum
Trudy Jean Richter
Richard Hays Gilman
Stephen Lloyd Burns
Mark Douglas Ulmer
Kirstie Lee Wilder
Angela Wallace
Betty Earlene Baum
John Francis Spisak
Jeffrey Craig Levin
Don B. Rodriguez
Absent Couple Convicted of Flying While Intoxicated
A former Tucson couple, Paul Evans and Marie Evans, were convicted in absentia of operating an aircraft while intoxicated and of drunk and disorderly conduct. The jury deliberated over five hours, with Evans found guilty on both counts and Marie Evans on the drunk charge.
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Tucson
Paul Evans
Marie
Superior Court
Jack D. H. Hayes
Maricopa County
John R. Neubauer
Pima County
Harold Wheeler
Los Angeles
Hayes
Arizona
Evans
Landbridge rail freight proposed for transcontinental service
Inter state Commerce Commissioner Willard Deason predicts a transcontinental rail freight landbridge linking Europe and Asia will be firmly established in the 1970s. Santa Fe and Penn Central Railroads propose unloading ships at coastal ports, rail hauling to another port, then final ocean voyage.
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New York
Interstate Commerce
Willard Deason
Europe
Asia
Santa Fe
Penn Central
U. S
Santa and
Deason
Dockmen and Students Clash Over Racism Near Parliament
In London protests widen as dockworkers confront students at Parliament doors over Enoch Powell. More than 5,000 dockers march in support, while students sing racist chants and display Powell dressed as a Nazi. Calls grow in Parliament to pause colored immigration amid threats against lawmakers.
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London
UPI
Britain
Labor
House of Commons
Enoch Powell
Conservative Party
Powell
Parliament
Wallace Lawler
Liberal Party
Birmingham
Midlands
Ian Mikardo
East London
Edward Heath
TGWU
Oxford
Ruskin College
Juvenile Held In Shooting Robbery Wounding Tucson Man
A 17 year old boy was turned over to juvenile authorities by Tucson police after a robbery and shooting Saturday. Detectives Wright Henry and Morrison identified him from a photo as the gunman who robbed Gerardo Garcia 42, of 356 West Palmdale Street, and grazed his skull with a revolver bullet after Garcia was robbed of $4 at East 29th Street and South Park Avenue. Garcia was treated and released from St Marys Hospital.
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Tucson
Charles Wright
Robert Henry
Jim Morrison
Gerardo P. Garcia
W. Palmdale St
Garcia
East 29Th St
S. Park Ave
St. Mary’s Hospital
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Bardon
Lopez
Citizen
Bruce Hopkins
Elks
A.V. Tavianini
International Business Machines Corp
Ellis
Comput
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Powell and Heath
The
Transport and General Workers Union
Motter" Oe
Mobile Maid
Expolite
T.V. House
Westinghouse
T.V
Contemporary
Ken Cline
David Krussow
Robert Logan
Akron
Chevrolet
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