Two Men Sentenced to State Prison in Local Case
Judge Robert O. Boylston ordered prison terms for Bruce Hector Peele 3 to 4 years for passing a $40 worthless check and Roy A. Vasquez 2 to 3 years for first degree burglary. Peele, 33, from Southern Pines N C, had a prior theft conviction. Vasquez 18, of 526 West Alaska Street, faced juvenile trouble and was linked to a May burglary with Robert Salcido 18 and Oscar L Hernandez 20 who received probation. Salcido got three years probation for burglary. Hernandez six months for obstructing justice after striking an officer amid a car stop involving four juveniles.
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Robert O. Boylston
Bruce Hector Peele
Roy A. Vasquez
Peele
Southern Pines
N. C
FBI
Vasquez
Alaska St
Robert Leon Salcido
S. 17Th St
Salcido
Oscar L. Hernandez
E. Grant Road
Boylston
Hernandez
TG&E Lands Franchise in Lago del Oro area
Tucson Gas and Electric won a 25 year franchise to serve a 14 square mile Lago del Oro development in Pinal County, north of Tucson. The gain requires a final Arizona Corporation Commission certificate before service begins, with Lago del Oro including a 260 acre lake, housing development, and industrial park led by Rail N Ranch Corp.
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Tucson Gas & Electric
Lago del Oro
Tucson
Pinal County
Italian Envoy Francesco Maita Dominedo Dies at 61
Italian envoy Francesco Maita Dominedo, who represented Italy in the United Nations and European bodies, died Monday of a heart attack. He served as foreign undersecretary in 1950.
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Rome
Francesco Matia Dominedo
Italy
United Nations
European Council
European Coal and Steel Community
President hints at more income tax cuts ahead
President Johnson signaled further income tax reductions in the years ahead as part of a peacetime prosperity program. The White House white paper on economic policy outlines plans to study 75 excise levies and focus later on personal and corporate income taxes for future cuts. The Budget Bureau says a $1.3 billion supplemental appropriation may be sought to fund higher welfare, veterans pensions, and pay raises for federal workers, with the 1965 deficit projected at $5.7 billion.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
White House
Treasury Department
Budget ‘Bureau
Congress
Write-In Drive Set For Mecham Governor Campaign
A bipartisan Phoenix write-in drive organized by the Write In Evan Mecham for Governor Committee forms in Salt River Valley. The group outlines a telephone and mail campaign to back Mecham after his primary loss, praising his loyalty to Arizona and its people.
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Phoenix
Japanese prime minister Ikeda ill with throat tumor
President Johnson sent a cable to Tokyo to Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda who resigned, wishing a speedy recovery. Ikeda is reported to be suffering a benign throat tumor and his resignation was announced Sunday.
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Tokyo
Johnson
Hayato Ikeda
SP Argues Need To Drop Runs
Inter state Commerce Commission examiner reopened a Phoenix hearing on Southern Pacifics plan to drop two passenger train runs through Phoenix. SP witnesses cited airline and auto data while regulators argued the railroad has deserted passengers. Miller said mixed trains cause inconvenience but vowed to keep service where there is demand as the hearing continues.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern Pacific
Arthur
State Capitol
State Corporation
E. T. Williams Jr
Mesa
Robert A. Miller
F E. T. Williams
Miller
Journalism Society To Meet Thursday
The Southern Arizona professional chapter of Sigma Delta Chi will meet at 7 15 p m Thursday at the Ghost Ranch Lodge. William R Mathews editor and publisher of the Arizona Daily Star will speak on Politics and Journalism. Open to members and their guests.
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Southern Arizona
Sigma Delta Chi
National Men’s Journalism Society
Ghost Ranch Lodge
William R. Mathews
The
Arizona Daily Star
Request For Transitional Zoning On Pima Agenda
A Pima County Planning and Zoning Commission hearing is set for November 24 to consider placing scientific research, administrative and engineering facilities under transitional zoning. The action, requested by Lenwood Schorr, aims to permit facilities beyond current TR allowances. Also noted is a department survey for future office space needs and plans for a juvenile detention home, plus Humble Oil Co. seeks rezoning for a truck stop and restaurant north of the Tucson Benson highway.
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Pima County
Lenwood Schorr
Schorr
John $. Tsaguris
Board of Supervisors
Tsaguris
Humble Oil Co
Tucson-Benson Highway
Craycroft Road
Maricopa Vote Machines Ordered Back To Service
Maricopa County ordered 823 voting machines returned to service after a temporary freeze. Judge Robert Myers denied the restraining order citing insufficient evidence while Evelyn Timmins of Scottsdale testified about test votes showing a discrepancy in recording the Republican nominee Barry Goldwater. County Republican Chairman Wayne Legg said Timmins acted as his agent and county officials defended the move to ensure accurate vote recording.
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Phoenix
U — Maricopa County
Superior Court
Robert Myers
Republican Party
Evelyn D. Timmons
Scottsdale
Barry Goldwater
Republican Committee
Suspect Booked In Church Theft
Detectives booked 27 year old James Duane Saxe of 4326 E. 16th St. last night on suspicion of burglary at Sacred Heart Church 601 Ft. Lowell Rd. Officers said he was seated in a car at Amphi Shopping Center attempting to pry a metal box containing 65 cents that had been stolen from the church.
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Sacred Heart Church
Lowell Road
James Duane Saxe
E. 16Th St
Amphi Shopping Center
Saxe
Family Drugged Then Robbed In Venezuela
Three thieves posing as medical men drugged Milan Mendez Cardenas his wife and their children in Trujillo Venezuela and robbed them of about $90. The trio pretended to administer Sabin polio vaccine and fled with the family’s life savings.
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Trujillo
Venezuela
UPI
Milan A. Mendez Cardenas
Mendez
Women Drivers Grow In Akron Suburban Households
New figures from The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company indicate 42 percent of licensed drivers in car owning households are women in Akron Ohio. The share is expected to rise as more families move to the suburbs.
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Akron
Ohio
UPI
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
State's Rights Alert Over Proposition 200 Impact
A leading law firm warns that if Proposition 200 passes Arizona would lose authority to regulate railroads under Article XV Section 10 of the state constitution. The advisory frames the measure as a constraint on state regulatory power affecting railroad operations inside Arizona.
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Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Arizona
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Reil
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Citizens For Public Safety Now
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28Th Place
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