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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1964

Page

18

Four liquor license cases to be heard by Board of Supervisors

A disputed Valu Fair liquor license at 2330 W Drexel Road heads four hearings this Monday before the Board of Supervisors alongside transfers for Fancher and Steger, a golf club license for New Tucson Country Club, and a transfer to Carl Wikstrand.

Valu Fair Drexel Road Board of Supervisors Emil W. Hamilton Kenneth Betty Fancher Oracle Road Eula Mae Steger New Tucson Country Club S. Houghton Road Howard W. Bollman Ajo Carl Wikstrand

Two Morals Counts Held Against Man

A 37 year old Tucson man Burton Rood was bound over to Superior Court after a preliminary hearing in Justice Court. He faces indecent exposure at El Con Shopping Center on Sept 1 and mistreating a child on Aug 1 with bond set at 1000 dollars. He has prior convictions on each charge in City Court.

Tucson Justice Court Burton Charles Rood Rood el Con

He's Quitting Another Habit In Pasco

John Severson, who quit smoking, keeps a pocket cylinder of candy mints. While hunting a pheasant flushed, he loaded his shotgun and pulled the trigger, only to hear a click as the chamber refused to fire and the candy cylinder popped out.

Pasco, Wash John Severson Severson

Pima County Pays Tuitions For Ten Tucson Students

Pima County will cover first semester tuition for 10 Tucson students at Eastern Arizona Junior College. The bill totals $20,200, based on a $200 per full-time student rate. State law requires the county to pay junior college tuition costs for local students attending in another part of the state.

Pima County Tucson Eastern Arizona

Texan chosen as top bishop of Episcopal Church

The Rt. Rev. John E. Hines of Houston was elected presiding bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church by the House of Bishops at Christ Church Cathedral. He succeeds Arthur Lichtenberger who resigns due to Parkinson's disease after six years in that post.

ST. Louis John E. Hines Texas Protestant Episcopal Church House of Bishops Christ Church Cathedral Hines Houston South Carolina Arthur Lichtenberger Ecumenical Movement For Christian Unity

County Health Dept Renames Sanitation Division

Dr. Frederick J. Brady informed the Board of Supervisors that the Sanitation Division of the Pima County Health Department is renamed the Environmental Health Division to reflect expanded sanitarians duties beyond basic sanitation and to avoid public confusion with other city and district sanitation bodies.

Sanitation Division Pima County Health Department Environmental Health Division Sanitary District City Sanitation Division Health Department Frederick J. Brady Board of Supervisors

Youthful Slaying Suspect Arrested in Williams Motel

A 15 year old St. Louis boy Denis Irby and his 13 year old companion Patricia Jean Devine were arrested at a Williams motel today. The boy's parents Hutchel and wife were found dead in their South St. Louis apartment on September 24 after likely being killed two days earlier.

Flagstaff St. Louis Denis Irby Patricia Jean Devine Williams Motel Hutchel Irby

Tucson Tonight and Tomorrow Arts and Talks Schedule

Attendees converge for the American Road Builders' Association meeting at the Rama da Inn from Sunday to Wednesday. Evening events include plays at University Theater and Showcase Theater with admission charges, plus Harlan Cleveland speaking on the United Nations Today at the University Auditorium with contributions welcome.

American Road Builders’ Association Ramada Inn Aspern Papers University Theater Showcase Theater Temple Emanu-E Country Club Road Harlan Cleveland United Nations

Amphitheater FFA Earns National Gold Emblem Award

Amphitheater High School FFA wins the national Gold Emblem Award, one of about 30 chapters nationwide out of around 4000. Presentation occurred at the national FFA convention in Kansas City Missouri, accepted by Jack Johnson, chapter president. Albert Weiler, representing Arizona, played in the convention band. Adviser is Robert Julian.

Amphitheater Future Farmers of America Kansas City Jack Johnson Amphi University of Arizona Amphi Ffa Robert Julian

Robbers Slug Man Take $400 Cash in Halloween Heist

Two masked armed robbers entered Four-Star Liquors on Sixth Avenue striking Edward G. Sawaya and taking more than $400. Sawaya, 53, sustained a scalp wound but no serious injury. The thieves fled with $160 from Sawaya’s pocket, $241 from the cash register, a valise containing $40 and a check, and Sawaya’s .38 revolver.

South Side Edward G. Sawaya Kings Road 6Th Ave Sawaya

Democratic Supervisors Highlight County Finances at Young Dem Meet

Incumbent Supervisors Thomas Jay and Pete Rubi and challenger David Wine addressed the Young Democrats of Greater Tucson at the Western Hotel luncheon. Jay praised the county’s debt-free status and county hospital performance, urged local administrator study, and backed Proposition 104. Rubi criticized his opponent for lack of drive and called for industry incentives and a nonprofit to boost plants, while Wine pitched development programs and noted 8000 new District 1 voters since September 3, urging strong Democratic turnout before November 3.

Thomas Jay Pete Rubi Greater Tucson David Wine Dennis Weaver Weaver Westerner Wine Board of Supervisors Jay Rubi Robert Sigourney District 1

Auto negotiators return to table in AMC talks

The UAW and American Motors move to resume negotiations over a 1964 national contract after a strike. Douglas Fraser and Edward Cushman said three issues remain on the main table transfer of workers rights wage equity for Kelvinator workers and an economic deal. Local issues also must be settled before ending the strike.

James Stickford Detroit UPI United Auto Workers Union Americ Can Motors Wulaels Douglas Fraser UAW American Motors Department AMC Edward L. Cushman Kelvinator

Eight Tucson apprentices honored at state awards

Eight Tucson craftspeople were honored at the fifth annual Apprenticeship Awards Ceremony in Phoenix alongside 30 other Arizona apprentices. Recipients include James Robert Bushroe a plumber and Tiburcio B Munoz a painter and decorator among others from Tucson representing trades such as iron work bricklaying steam fitting and sheet metal work. The Arizona Apprenticeship Council sponsors the awards and includes labor and management members.

Tucson Arizona Apprenticeship Council Phoenix James Robert Bushroe Walnut Ave Tiburcio B. Munoz 13Th Ave Norman Dale Williams S. la Villa Place Chester P. Delgado Columbia Ave David Bryce Wilford E. 27Th St Merrill Lee Bowman E. King St Wesley Cates W. Circle Drive Paul Robert Foran Callie del Arizona

Cornell Club of Tucson Elects Officers

Harvey T. Munn of 2709 E. 8th St is elected president of the Cornell University Club of Tucson. Addison B. Crandall becomes vice president and George W. Teare is secretary treasurer. Arthur L. Meaker steps down as president and remains on the executive committee.

Harvey T. Munn E. 8Th St Cornell University Club of Tucson Addison B. Crandall George W. Teare Arthur L. Meaker

Labor Party Bet Tops Record Stakes in UK Election

A property dealer placed a 140000 bet on the Labour Party winning the British general election. Bookmakers called it the largest single wager they had ever handled as coverage from London notes the epic stakes and the ensuing market reaction.

Epic Labor Party Bookermakers London UPI Maxwell Na

State clubs hold gatherings across three states

Three state clubs will meet tomorrow. Michigan Club gathers at 2 p.m. in Catalina Park, Vermont Green Mountain Club at 2 p.m. in the east ramada at Randolph Park, and the Iowa Club at 5 p.m. at the YWCA, 738th Ave. Each group will have a potluck, attendees should bring a dish to pass and their own table service. Beverages will be furnished by the Iowa and Vermont Green Mountain clubs.

Michigan Catalina Park Vermont Green Mountain Club East Ramada Randolph Park Iowa YWCA 738Th Ave Green Mountain

Shriners Elect California Man To Top Post

LeRoy H. Crager of Long Beach California elected president of the Western Shrine Association at its Phoenix convention Crager had served as first vice president this year Bertram R Snapp of Fresno California named first vice president Glenn Jones of Albuquerque New Mexico chosen second vice president Albuquerque also picked as site for the 1987 convention by the Shriners during their annual meeting

Phoenix UPI LeRoy H. Crager Long Beach Calif Western Shrine Association Crager Bertram R. Snapp Fresno Glenn Jones Albuquerque N.M Shriners

Funeral Notices Outline for Tucson Area

Obituary notices list Marjorie Bruning Willis F Ditlender Dorothy Doty Fetiretch Richard M Hoffman Lillie Mae McFarland Mauden Morris Nathan Nicoll Jesus Romo Lydia H Rodriguez with survivors and service details. Burials at Southlawn Grantwood Memorial Park and Holy Hope. arrangements by Reilly's Adair Bring's and Arizona Mortuary.

Mitchell A. Scott Dies at 74 in Ohio Burial Planned

Mitton A. Scott, 74, of 1415 E Spring, entered into rest Oct. 16. Husband of Wyr C., father of Elien M. Pore Vyrl Brown Betty Kuebler Robert Scott, brother of Frances Hurst, 16 grandchildren. Masonic services 4 p.m. Oct. 17 at Bring's Memorial Chapel. Burial in Toledo, Ohio. Friends may call at the Funeral Home 2 to 8 p.m. Oct. 17.

Tolano Selso obituary notices and service details

Selso Tolano 29 of 5234 S Jith St died Oct 16. Korean War veteran, worked for Magma Copper Co San Manuel. Survived by wife Eva daughter Cecelia sons Richard and Jimmy parents Mr and Mrs Eselgo Tolano brother Bill Tolare sister Mrs Mary Alegria. Rosary Sunday 8 p.m. Tucson Mortuary Chapel. Mass Monday 9 a.m. St Augustine Cathedral. Burial Holy Hope Cemetery.

Tolano Selso S. Jith St Magma Copper Co San Manuel Eva Cecelia Richard Jimmy Eselgo Tolano Bill Tolare Mary Alegria Tucson St. Augustine Cathedral Holy Hope Cemetery

Walker baby Michelle Ann dies at 2 months

Michelle Ann Walker, two months old, of 3547 E Elida, died October 16. She is survived by parents James C. Walker and wife, James Jr and Patricia Mae, and grandparents Marion Marshall and Raymond Walker. Graveside services are set for October 19 at Evergreen Cemetery with Rev. Dale Hewitt officiating. arrangements by Adair Funeral Home.

McFarland Lillie Mae E. Bray Belinda Ann Terreasa Marie Jimmy Lee Jr Reilly Grantwood

Classified Ads Offer Wide Range of Goods and Rentals

A fragmented listing shows a broad mix of items for sale and rent including apartments autos boats and furniture. Also notes construction materials groceries clothing pets and farm equipment with numerous miscellaneous classifieds and want ads.

Thanke Gah Chinenitias Globesineeles Neste Ormale Garsses Ttate & LF Recordey Salie Toren Trale Morteanes Ttn Ao Sea Et Traters Santen Seretbee

Lost and Found notices and personal ads collage

A fragmented page shows lost items and personal ads including contact numbers and brief offerings. Entries reference a parking issue, a lost item with a $ reward, psychic reading services, piano lessons, massages, and various classified notices with scattered names and addresses.

Rancho Pam Ana Ae Wales Prince Fox Lense Ps x Wiimet Dasate Spaar Tiel Et Veeers Renee San Klein Pawar Pewe Parkian

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