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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1963

Page

5

Cemetery on Southeast Side Denied by Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors denied establishing a cemetery on the far Southeast Side reacting to neighbor protests and a negative Planning and Zoning Commission recommendation. R. C. Sutherland sought CL-1 industrial zoning west of the Old Spanish Trail near Irvington Road. Two residential rezonings were approved for a roughly 600 acre estate development by Estate Development Corp, adjacent to Anklany Road and near West Broadway and West 22nd Street, with CR-3 and CR-1 designations. Developers Martin Ginsburg and Gerald Adelman were represented by S Lenwood Shorr.

County Planning and Zoning Commission Board of Supervisors R. C. Sutherland Irvington Road Planning and Zoning Commission Rincon Henry Zinf Ranch Lands, Inc Sutherland The Estate Development Corp

House approves curbs on travel expenses

The House voted to tighten restrictions and reporting on congressional travel outlays amid earlier criticism of member abuse. The measure, drafted before the latest disclosures, aims to ensure proper accounting of overseas travel and public access to records. It now goes to the Senate, with lawmakers wary of possible compromises and equal treatment across chambers.

Washington UPI House Senate Omar Burleson D-Tex House Administration Committee Burleson U.S Congress

Holloway Ex-Resident Dies in Athens at 89

Charles Holloway aged 89, longtime Tucson resident from 1902 to 1952, died of a heart attack yesterday in Athens Greece. He had worked for the government and last lived at 116 East Alameda Street. Survived by son William, daughter Mrs. Margaret Parker, and wife who died in 1949. Body to be brought to Tucson. Reilly Funeral Home in charge.

Charles Holloway Tucson Athens Greece Friends Holloway E. Alameda St William U. S Margaret Parker Omaha Neb Reilly Funeral Home

Bill Moves Ahead on Dogfly Eradication Funding

In Tallahassee the Senate completed a roll call with an unusual aye from Sen. Harry Stratton approving a $65,000 dogfly eradication provision within a billion dollar spending bill. A diplomat suggested the state rid itself of dogs and let the flies manage.

Tallahassee Fla Harry Stratton Senate

Venue Shift Denied in Narten Case

Superior Court denied the defense request to move Karl Narten's murder trial to another county or delay it. Judge Krucker said the community is large enough for a fair jury. Narten, 32, is charged with first degree murder in the Jan 21 fatal shooting of University student Ricket Hanson, 23, and assault with intent to murder Hanson’s fiancée Patricia Crosby, 20, in Redington Pass.

Karl Narten Herbert F. Krucker Norten Jack Podret William Tinney Jr Wne

290000 Cars Still Not Checked in Arizona

Arizona near May 31 deadline for vehicle inspections. 290000 of 790000 cars still need checks. Inspection items include brakes mufflers windshields headlights and tail lights signals and wipers. Next year the list will add wheel removal to check brake linings. Cars without stickers will be barred from highways after May 31.

Phoenix Arizona H. T. Timmermans Arizona Highway Department

Federal troops quell jail riot in Guasave

Federal troops today quelled a riot at the Guasave city jail after inmates began rioting last night to protest the poor quality of food. No injuries reported and authorities restored order.

Guasave Sin

Bircher in Tucson Warns of U N Influence and Communist Plot

John Rousselot of the John Birch Society visited Tucson to argue the United Nations is a major Communist front and to urge U S withdrawal from the U N. He called for abolition of the Arms Control Act, questioned reporters on radio and TV, and spoke at the Pioneer Hotel about restoring constitutional limits and reducing federal control.

John Rousselot John Birch Society California Tucson U. S United States O'Clock Pioneer Hotel Rousselot United Nations U.S U.N FBI J. Edgar Hoover Red James Ott U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency

Subdivision Fee Schedule Delayed By County Board

A Tucson Board of Realtors representative delayed final enactment of a subdivision plans fee schedule by the Board of Supervisors. Planning officials argued fees would cover about 55 percent of annual costs, while critics said funds would go to the county general fund and not improve planning. The supervisors scheduled another meeting with County Engineer Walter Burg and officials to review the issue.

Tucson Board of Realtors Board of Supervisors County Planning Department County Planning and Zoning Commission Andre Faure George Griswold Walter Burg

Local golf club life sized sandwich honor tag claimed

Joe Depelman aced the 135 yard ninth hole at Lumberton public course on Monday. The 6 foot 4 inch, 300 pound player is awaiting a life sized sandwich offered by a Phoenixville sandwich shop for a hole in one. The shop confirms he will receive the prize.

Phoenixville Iimberton Polf Joe Depelman Deverman

Kinsolving Undergoes Brain Operation in New York

Retired Arizona Episcopal Bishop Kinsolving of Phoenix had brain tumor removal surgery yesterday at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center. A hospital spokesman said the operation was successful and the patient is in good condition.

New York Arizona Episcopal Kinsolving Phoenix Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center

Fisherman causes minor uproar off coast near Sausalito

Rescue crews including firemen police and a coast guard sergeant roused to the Golden Gate bluff after a man dangled from a rope over a cliff to fetch a boy reported in peril at the end of a very long rope.

Sausalito Calif UPI Alp Farge Coast Guard

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