Witness says Mrs Voyles hated ex husband Atwood
Rachel Voyles told friends she would kill William Earl Atwood for money and would only face eight years under Arizona law a witness testified. Suk said Voyles talked of hatred and money gains while admitting to staking out Atwood's home with her son Anthony and buying a pistol for her purpose.
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Rachel Voyles
William Earl Atwood
Arizona
Edward J. Suk
Duluth
Minn
Scottsdale
Atwood
Suk
John Flynn
Superior Court
Robert Boylston
Chester
Manny Verdugo
Tanque Verde Road
Josephine
Verdugo
Country Club
W. H. Barnes
Barnes
Breen
Country Club Estates
Louis Northern
Los Caballeros
E. Tanque Verde Road
Voyles
Anthony
Northern
Tax Boost and Spending Cut Await Johnson Action
The White House said President Johnson may not sign a 10 percent tax surcharge tied to a mandatory 6 billion dollar spending cut. Johnson backs a 4 billion dollar federal cut for the new fiscal year but warned the 6 billion target would harm essential programs. Press secretary Christian gave no prediction on a final decision.
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Washington
White House
Johnson
George Christian
Senate House
Kennedys Expect Their 11th Child in January
Friends of Senator and Mrs Robert Kennedy say the couple expect their eleventh child in late January according to the Washington Post. The Kennedy family includes seven boys and three girls aged 13 months to 16 years.
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Washington (Ap
Sen
Robert F. Kennedy
Washington Post
TJCC to Honor Two At Annual Banquet
The 14th annual Tucson Jewish Community Council Awards Dinner on May 26 will name Gordon Greenwald and Mrs. Bernard J. Friedman as Man and Woman of the Year. Greenwald serves as JCC second vice president and Temple Emanu-El vice president, with roles in the Combined Jewish Appeal and local business groups. Friedman is a Brandeis University Women’s Committee past president and has chaired major gifts for the CJA, with long community volunteer service. The event at Max Volk Auditorium begins at 7 p.m. and reservations are via Mrs. Norman Fenton.
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Oracle Road
Atwood House
Atwood
Edward Brucker
Hhe
Tucson Jewish Community Council
Gordon Greenwald
Bernard J. Friedman
Fred Rosen
Greenwald
Friedman
Jewish Community Council
Temple Emanu-El
Tucson Combined Jewish Appeal
Tucson Chamber of Commerce
United
South Tucson Lions Club
Brandeis University Women’s Committee
Jewish Family Service
United Community Campaign
Max Volk
Jewish Community Center
Norman Fenton
Nation faces widespread health problems rising costs and disease
Government health officials testified that alcoholism and mental illness are rising nationwide along with venereal disease and drug use. They cited up to 6.3 million alcoholics, 200,000 new cases yearly, and growing mental health needs in middle aged populations. They warned gonorrhea cases rise about 12 percent yearly and female diagnosis gaps hinder control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Draft Card Burning Trial Opens in Tucson
Federal court in Tucson heightened security for the David M. Redfield draft card burning case before jury selection began. Redfield, a 25 year old University of Arizona graduate student, faces two counts for burning a draft card during a downtown anti draft demonstration and for not carrying a card. The trial also includes a second defendant, Bradley Littlefield, 20, scheduled for June 13 on similar charges and an extra charge of wearing a U S Army uniform. Officials noted a possible conscientious objector motive as the case proceeds.
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Tucson
Federal
David M. Redfield
U. S
Redfield
Asst
U. S. Alty
Jo Ann Diamos
FBI
Miss Diamos
Washington
W. Edward Morgan
Julia Lopez
Selective Service Boards
Pima County
Bradley N. Littlefield
1St Ave
U. S. Army
The
University of Arizona
Yakima, Wash
Shriv er arrives in Paris to take ambassador post
Sargent Shriv er arrived in Paris on Wednesday night to assume his duties as the United States ambassador to France.
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Paris
Sargent Shriver
U.S
France
Barry Goldwater claims press forced German visit cancellation
Barry Goldwater testified in a libel suit against Fact Magazine that he canceled plans to visit Berchtesgaden after a press furor. He said a suggestion from Gen. Bill Quinn led to the idea, but he rejected any admiration for Goering and criticized the magazine's portrayal as dishonest. He argued the barrage from the press created an unwarranted To-Do about the trip.
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New York
Barry Goldwater
Fact Magazine
Berchtesgaden
Germany
Hitler
Arizona
U. S
Luftwaffe
Bill Quinn
7Th Army
Stuttgart
Hermann Goering
Goldwater
Goering
Gold
Water
Roger Robb
Ruth Adams
M. D
Rescuers Lower Water in WV Mine to Aid 25 Trapped Miners
In Hominy Falls West Virginia rescuers reduced floodwater levels to allow fresh air to reach 25 miners entombed since Monday. They hope to pull 15 survivors by nightfall while 10 others are feared dead as airflow improves but no contact has been made with them.
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Hominy Falls
W. Va
UPI
H. E. Sundstrom
Sundstrom
PTA to Install Officers at Duffy Elementary Tonight
Duffy Elementary School PTA will hold a 7 45 pm installation ceremony this evening marking the final meeting of the year. Officers will be installed as part of the year end activities.
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Duffy Elementary School
PTA
Daily Extent publication pricing and mailing details
The notice lists subscription rates for Tucson home delivery and mail options, with weekly and yearly costs. It specifies local and outside Arizona rates and notes second class postage paid at Tucson location.
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She Citizen
Tucson
Rmond
Nerth Stone Ave
Arizona
Canada
Mexico
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TJCC
B. J. Friedman
V.D
Nually
William N. Stew
Art
Stanley F. Yolles
National Institute of Mental Health
David J. Sencer
National Communicable Disease Center
Sencer
Barry
North Stone Ave
Ucson
Cologne
Carole
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