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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1964

Page

3

Amphi Senior Wins Hughes Tucson Management Club Scholarship

Amphi High School senior Elmer A Grubbs has been awarded the Hughes Tucson Management Club scholarship for 1964. He lives with his aunt at 1125 E Blanton Drive and posted a 1.03 average through three years. The $1200 plus award was won in a Tucson high school competition. Grubbs, strong in mathematics, plans electrical engineering and will enroll at the University of Arizona this fall.

Elmer A. Grubbs Amphitheater Hughes Tucson Management Club Grubbs Clara O’connor E. Blanton Drive AHS Tucson University of Arizona

Tucson Delegation Heads to SP Hearing in Phoenix

Tucson plans a city delegation to a Phoenix public hearing before the Arizona Corporation Commission on Southern Pacific Rail Road curtailing local passenger trains. Councilman James Kirk Asst. City Atty. Joe Purcell and Bernie Roth of the Chamber of Commerce will speak for the city and chamber respectively. The group will assess the impact of the April 2 cuts from four daily trains to two and decide on a position after reviewing the facts.

Tucson Phoenix Arizona Corporation Commission Southern Pacific Railroad James Kirk Joe Purcell Bernie Roth Chamber of Commerce Convention Bureau Chamber Kirk Roth

Graduation program at Arizona Deaf and Blind School

J D Sneed, superintendent of the New Mexico School for the Visually Handicapped, will speak at the 8 p.m. graduation exercises for the Arizona State School for the Deaf and Blind. Three seniors will speak on The Progressive Sixties and students perform in song and dance and a 40 member chorus joins.

J. D. Sneed New Mexico

Cuba and UAR begin Cairo trade talks

Communist Cuba and the United Arab Republic opened trade talks in Cairo. A Havana trade delegation will sign an agreement covering 1965 on Tuesday and depart for home the next day, per the Middle East News Agency.

Cairo UPT Cuba United Arab Republic Middle East Havana

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