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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1964

Page

5

Horsemen Elect 1964-65 Officers

Lewis C. Chrisman named 1964-65 president of the Horseman's Association of Pima County. New officers include R. H. Reihh as vice president Mrs. Charles Bagley secretary and Dr. R. M. Carter treasurer. Board of directors features Mrs. Donald F. Steele John Miller T. M. Pence Henry Simons Hollis Whalin Joe W. Lawrence and others.

Lewis C. Chrisman Horseman's Association of Pima County R. H. Reihh Charles Bagley R. M. Carter Donald F. Steele John Miller T. M. Pence Henry Simons Hollis Whalin Joe W. Lawrence Dessie Richmond Mortis

Won't Long Burn Lasting Sold at Leading Garden Centers

A brief notice shows WON'T LONG BURN LASTING available at prominent garden centers. The item is marketed as a durable, low maintenance plant solution for home gardens, with retailers emphasizing easy care and lasting bloom through the season.

Local Area Guardsmen Leave For Desert Strike

Soldiers from the 1st Battalion of the 158th Infantry depart from Army National Guard headquarters for Operation Desert Strike. By 10 a.m. over 500 guardsmen formed a 70-vehicle convoy, with a large advance party nearby, as Tucson, Douglas, Bisbee, and Nogales units prepared for a two week encampment near Kingman and a possible crossing at the Colorado River. More than 3,000 Arizona guardsmen will move to the Kingman area, with several Tucson instructors among the contingent, and they are expected back by May 23.

Army National Guard Silverlake Road 158Th Infantry Army Joel C. White Tucson Kingman Douglas Bisbee Nogales Phoenix Arizona Guard White Tucson High School Arizona Colorado River Black Canyon Boulder Dam University of Arizona

Natalie Returns Ring Amid Friendly Terms Talk

Hollywood confirms Natalie Wood has returned Arthur Loew Jr.'s engagement ring and says they remain on the most friendly terms. The actress, previously married to Robert Wagner, has dated the young producer for over a year, with Debbie Power noted as Tyrone Power's widow in related captions.

Hollywood Natalie Wood Arthur Loew Jr

Trial on conspiracy bribery charges stays in Phoenix

The trial of State Tax Commissioners Thad Moore and William Stanford on conspiracy and bribery charges is still set to begin Monday in Maricopa County Superior Court. Judge George M. Sterling denied the defense request for a delay and venue change, keeping the case in Phoenix.

Phoenix Thad Moore William Stanford Maricopa County Superior Court George M. Sterling

Eisenhowers to end winter vacation in Palm Desert

Gen and Mrs Dwight D. Eisenhower will wrap up a winter vacation at a desert resort on Monday and begin their trip back to Gettysburg Pennsylvania a spokesman said today. In another matter a state judge denied a defense motion claiming inability to seat fair impartial jurors due to news coverage in Maricopa County. The delay request cited public antagonism toward state officials amid impeachment trials. An earlier grand jury indicted Moore and Stanford in October on conspiracy and seven counts of bribe taking tied to state printing contracts.

Palm Desert Calif UPI Dwight D. Eisenhower Gettysburg Maricopa County Sterling State Senate of Corporation Commissioners T. Williams A. P. Buc Zard Moore Stanford

Phelps Dodge Unions Bargain As One For New Contract

Fifteen AFL-CIO unions representing 3,700 Phelps Dodge workers in Douglas, Bisbee, Ajo and Morenci Clifton pledge an all-for-one stance when negotiations begin May 25. William J. Smith says unions will sign only if all agree, marking a historic single-unit effort in Arizona copper industry. Orville Larson of Miami chairs the negotiating committee, with Roy Blow and other lead union representatives assisting.

Phoenix UPI Afl-Cio Phelps Dodge Corp Arizona Douglas William J. Smith Phelps Dodge Bisbee Ajo Morenci-Clifton Orville Larson Miami Steelworkers Roy Blow Tucson Grand Lodge Steelworkers Association of Machinists

Thieves Take Doghouse Then Dog From Papenguth

In Lafayette Indiana a resident says two thefts occurred in short order. Mrs R O Papenguth reported her doghouse was stolen and days earlier her dog vanished. Police are investigating a possible connection between the two incidents as residents express disbelief.

Lafayette Ind R. O. Papenguth

Methodists Urge Review of China and Cuba Policies

The Methodist Church General Conference urged the U S government to re examine policies toward Mainland China and Cuba and called for an end to the arms race. It warned isolation may intensify bitterness and imprison people under repression. The report also labeled military spending a drain on the economy.

Pittsburgh UPI General Conference of the Methodist Church Today U. S China Cuba

Papago Pupils See Circus Benefit at Hi Corbett Field

One hundred Papago Reservation school pupils from Sells will join a James Bros. Circus charity afternoon at Hi Corbett Field tomorrow with shows at 2 and 8 p.m. The event, organized by Pima Junior Chamber of Commerce, funds Jaycee youth activities. Thomas St Clair and Eugene Johnson will be flown to Tucson for the circus. Johnson’s children join their father. The rest travel by Jaycee Ettes caravan.

Papago Sells James Bros Hi Corbett Field Pima Junior Chamber of Commerce Thomas St. Clair Eugene Johnson Tucson Robert Franklin Mercury Aircraft Co Johnson Jaycee Ettes Pima Chamber of Commerce

Young Briton Pleads Guilty After Troubled Car Trip

John Rennie, 17, told Hatfield magistrates it took 45 minutes to cover two miles home in a car bought for $16.30 because he did not know how to drive. He pleaded guilty to driving without insurance license plates a license and lights. He was fined $72.80 and banned from driving for a year.

Hatfield England UPI John Rennie Rennie

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