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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1964
Page
17
U S civil service tests advertised by Lincoln Service Tucson invites applicants to write for free information on jobs. Training precedes appointment and thousands of positions open with no experience required. Send name address and occupation to P O Box 4744 Tucson.
Hyman Copins secretary treasurer of Levy's of Tucson was elected president of the Tucson Retail Trade Bureau and will be installed at a Pioneer Hotel luncheon. He succeeds Ted Bloom. New officers include Thomas Rallis first vice president Augustine Jacome second vice president R Bingham treasurer and Ade Abbott secretary-manager. Five directors were named Holden Olsen Lee Davis Roy Swingle Ron Maurer and Dan J Lyons. Copins has led civic groups and resides at 240 Giaconda Way.
Theresa O Keefe of 2603 E Ist died May 6 with arrangements by Adair Funeral Home. Wilmont F Shinners aged 60 of 2333 E Glenn died May 4 survived by wife Esther son J Rodney daughter Carla Jane arrangements by Palm's Mortuary. Harvey 5 Thomas aged 70 of 4241 E Linden died May 4 surviving wife Edda son Robert one brother one sister and two grandchildren services at Adair Chapel Friday at 2 P M with F W officiating burial Grantwood Cemetery.
Kennecott Copper Corp has patented 33 mining claims covering 563 acres in the Lone Star Mining district ten miles northeast of Safford. Bear Creek drilled 1957 to 1959, Kennecott sunk a 700 foot shaft and plans a mine only if copper markets justify production. A 15600 ton daily mill is planned for its Banner properties in Pima County.
William L. Johnson 74 a Tucson builder and founder of Johnson Construction Co died yesterday at Tucson Medical Center He a Mo native and University of Missouri alumnus served as a Seabees commander in World War I and helped build Marana Air Base Williams Field Alamogordo range and Navajo Ordnance Depot He is survived by two daughters three sons a brother five sisters and 24 grandchildren plus one great grandchild.
A fragmented report notes a brush fire near Shadow Mountain Drive with first aid at multiple locations. Emergency responders handle incidents on Hardy Reed and nearby streets as a hazy entry lists Engine 1 and various street references.
Mario Richard and Alex Green aged 11 to 17 and their traveling companion Hugh O'Brien were located yesterday in Guadalajara Mexico after about 12 days missing. The group had been sought by California Arizona authorities following their separation from the elder Greens near Pleasanton. O'Brien contacted the U S Consulate in Guadalajara when funds ran low. The Arizona Highway Patrol reported the reunion came after efforts by police across two states.
Voting in Richfield Idaho yielded a four ballot count with both incumbent trustees winning re election. Sparse turnout highlighted by the minimal voter participation after polls closed in the district.
Public records show multiple marriages including Paul Rodriguez and Martha Nogates of Phoenix and Tucson pairs, with several Tucson residents named. Divorces listed include Williamson, Foreman, Baker, Bailey, Beetham, Matthews, Baker, Hobson, Martin, Hemtond, Smith, Chambers, and others, followed by birth notices from St. Joseph's and St. Mary's Hospitals and various centers with names, addresses, and birth times.
NAACP telegrams to Ford Chrysler General Motors demand talks on alleged Negro discrimination in hiring and promotion. Ford and Chrysler agree to meetings while GM has not commented. About 500 protesters gathered at GM headquarters in Detroit.
The Arizona Sonora Desert Museum hosts Dr. Charles H. Lowe for a lecture on the life and death of the saguaro. The talk, with graphic slides, draws on extensive cactus research and follows with a Q and A. Open to the public at 8 p.m. in room 201, Physics Math Meteorology building.
The Kimble Kadettes a women s group backing Republican U S House candidate William Kimble District 2 will hold an 8 pm orientation at El Conquistador Hotel Mrs Thomas Berry the group s chairman said the meeting aims to outline activities and give members a chance to meet Kimble Potential joiners may contact Berry or co chairwoman Mrs John Rogers Tomorrow Kimble speaks at a 6 30 pm Casualty Adjusters Association Tucson chapter dinner at the Round Up Restaurant on the relationship between the defense attorney and the insurance adjuster.
Justice of the Peace John E. Whippie of Logandale filed for re election noting twenty years in office, longer than any other Clark County official. He claims no opponents ever file against him.
Kendall Presbyterian Church pastor Dr. McFerran Crowe sat at the organ when a big snake appeared and slithered away. A youth helped retrieve the reptile from inside the organ works before services began.
An advertisement urges support for soil and water conservation education and cites the 1923 founding of the Arizona Game Protective Association to push non political reform and proper use of natural resources. It invites joining at 3218 W Missouri Ave Phoenix 17 and lists contact Bob Long and Parker Arizona Mortuary.
Funeral announcements list Nelson McLain Argo 33 of 5651 N Campbell Ave died May 5 with wife Hazel nephew Carlton Mentzes. Anna M Coe 87 of 1822 E Miles died May 6 with children and grandchildren. Mary B Hix 79 of 244 W Kelso died May 2 with family. William L Johnson 74 of 1047 E Lester died May 5 with wife and eight grandchildren. Services and donations details provided by Arizona Mortuary and Parker Arizona.
A jumble of ad words appears with varied items such as apartments for rent houses for sale autos and repairs clothing and furniture rental and sale listings and undefined services The fragmentary OCR reads like a classifieds page with no clear standout event person or organization and no coherent narrative or dates to anchor a proper summary
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