Brando linked to $2 million hotel on San Carlos Apache Reservation
Plans view a Apache-America corporation to develop a 300 room hotel and recreational facilities on San Carlos, with Brando leading the project and a target completion by 1965. The venture seeks tribal approval, aims to boost employment for residents, and attract film makers and resort builders to a 1.7 million acre reservation spanning Gila, Graham, Apache and Navajo counties.
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Hampton Haozaus
Harrison Porter
Globe
Haozous
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Graham
Apache
Navajo
Five City Hall Steps To Be Replaced
The Ashton Co will replace five reinforced concrete steps on the north side of the new City Hall building. Public Works Director Herman L. Danforth said the cracks that developed led to the replacement. City workers removed the cracked portions yesterday in preparation for the project. The cracks are not serious but the steps will be replaced before they become dangerous.
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Ashton Co
City Hall
Herman L. Danforth
Danforth
City-Town League Passes Budget Director Proposal
The League of Arizona Cities and Towns urged the legislature to create a fulltime state budget director position. Gov. Fannin pressed for it at the three day conference in Nogales with Tucson Mayor Lew Davis introducing the resolution and Phoenix Mayor Sam Marchan seconding it.
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Ariz
League of Arizona
Paul Fannin
League
Tucson
Lew Davis
Phoenix
Sam Marchan
Arizona Supreme Court
Central Arizona
Arizona State Firemen’s Association
Arizona
City Pools Open in Himmel Mission Parks This Weekend
City pools open today at Himmel and Mission Parks from noon to 6 pm on Saturdays and Sundays through June 8. Park pool follows tomorrow with weekend hours and daily opening from June 8. Menlo Park pool also has Saturday Sunday hours until June 8 before daily opening. All other city pools start June 8.
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Mission Parks
One Park
Mission
Menlo Park
Cooper In Final 72 Hours Before Flight
Cape Canaveral reports Gordon Cooper entering a 72 hour preflight regimen for a 34 hour 22 orbit mission aboard Faith 7. He will rest and study in Hangar S while medical checks and mission reviews assess the Atlas rocket and tracking network ahead of the launch.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Gordon Cooper
Alan Shepard
Willis Expected to Join State Welfare Board
The governor's office is set to appoint former Tucson State Rep Julliette C Willis and Yuma attorney James Duke Cameron to the State Welfare Board. They would replace Dr Charles P Neumann and Paul Rees Jr who resigned amid conflict over Scottsdale member Robert Bohannan Jr.
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Tucson
Julliette C. Willis
Yuma
James Duke Cameron
House Health and Welfare Committee
Willis
Harriet
University of California
Berkeley
Cameron
University of Arizona
Paul Fannin
Welfare Board
Neumann
Rees
Bohannan
State Retirement Board
Evidence Tossed In Dope Case Over Faulty Warrant
U S District Judge James A Walsh ruled the affidavit to obtain a search warrant faulty, suppressing evidence against narcotics suspect Rosalino Ahumada 51 of 807 E 38th St Feb 13 arrest. The indictment also charges Ahumadas conspiracy to possess heroin while others Palomarez Rosario 26 and Yolanda 21 of 608 N Costa Ave were indicted and released on bond.
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James A. Walsh
E. 38Th St
U.S
Jo Ann Diamos
Ahumada
Rosario Ahu Imada Palomarez
Palomarez
Yolanda
N. Costa Ave
Hermit of Sahuarita Dies at 87 in Arizona Canyon Home
George William Harris, last surviving son of the Harris-McGee Ranch co owners, died at 87 after living 20 years in a canyon cave near Sahuarita Arizona. He never married and built a tunnel system behind his cave. Graveside rites were held at 1?9 a.m. on the ranch with Bring's Funeral Home directing.
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George William Harris
Sahuarita
Harris
Harris-McGee
Pima County
Tucson
Richard Harris
George
Martha Harris
Silver City
N.M
Arizona
Bring’s Funeral Home
Tucson Students Win Journalism Day Prizes
Three Tucson students and one from Phoenix earned cash prizes in a University of Arizona Journalism Day contest. Linda Cuqua won top news features, John Hileman led in sports writing, with Vic Roych and Carol Hatch taking second in sports and news features. Awards totaled 25 and 15 dollars, sponsored by the Tucson Daily Citizen.
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Phoenix
University of Arizona Journalism Day
Linda Cuqua
Catalina High School
John Hileman
Rincon High
Vic Roych
Pueblo High
Carol Hatch
Cortez High
Tucson Daily Citizen
Sherman Miller
UA Department of Journalism
Linda
L. M. Duqua
N. Swan Rd
John
Walter T. Hileman
Indian House Road
Vic
Kiva Raych
S. Lundy Ave
Welfare Unit Honors Tucsonian Miss Margaret Knight
Miss Margaret A. Knight of Tucson received the Arizona Conference on Social Welfare humanitarian award for 1963 at Phoenix. The first conference award honors her 30 plus years of service, leadership as a former president in 1952-1953, and civic work with the Red Cross, Tucson Community Council, Tucson YWCA, and other local groups.
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Tucson
Arizona Conference On Social Welfare
Phoenix
Miss Knight
Arizona
S. Alvernon Way
American Red Cross
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