Public Apathy Also Blamed for Rising Crime
A United Press International survey of police officials shows rising crime rates nationwide and widespread belief that legal restrictions and public apathy hinder police. Hoover cites legal limits, while Chicago’s Olando Wilson calls restrictions a factor. officials cite manpower, morals, family strength, and pay as remedies.
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United Press Interna
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Chicago
Orlando W. Wilson
American Bar Association
Greek Lieutenant Wins Outstanding Student Award
Greek Air Force lieutenant Alexander Fragopagos received an outstanding student award for a course on the Nike air defense missile system. He resides on Nike Street in Athens, Greece.
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Huntsville
Ala
UPI
Alexander Fragopagos
Air Force
Fragopagos
Nike
Athens
Greece
Automation Good or Bad A Series Conclusion
Walter Wingo surveys automation impacts from jobs to education and leisure. He notes costs of modernizing, global competition, and reshaped status tied to work while highlighting both risks and a rosy, leisure-filled future.
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Walter Wingo
Red
China
Soviet Union
Europe
Japan
America
Hesiod
Edward T. D. Cal
Lion skin theft at liquor store sparks reward offer
G L Scoggins owner of a liquor store at 2858 W Drexel Rd reports a break in last week. Loot included liquor, two coolers, two transistor radios and steaks. A lion skin decor item remains unrecovered. Scoggins offers a $50 reward for the lion skin. Captain Frank Frana assisted with the case.
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G. L. Scoggins
Scoggins
City Fire
Frank Frana
W. Drexel Rd
Statler Promises Labor Friendly City Council Leadership
Ralph Statler told an International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers meeting he aims to guide Tucson’s City Council to benefit workers. He seeks the Democratic nomination in Ward 4 and argues the city budget increases burden on working people while pledging no special interests or tax increases.
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Tucson
Ralph Statler
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Electricians Hall
Statler
County Planning to Hold Public Hearing on Rezoning Proposals
The County Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on Tuesday September 24 1963 in Tucson Arizona. Proposals include rezoning CR-2 to CR-2 and other changes along Broadway Kalb Panl Sentto Irvington Road La Canada Drive Tanque Verde Road and Wetmore Road among others with multiple properties and neighborhoods affected.
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G Commission
County Planning and Zoning Commission
Times
Tucson
Arizona
Schumaker
Pima County
Board of Supervisors
Broadway
Pani
Scholer
Wees Broadway
Gee
Panlano Road
Cae
SUNOT
Olicavol Tanquey Verde
Eouit
Tanque Verde Road
Wilmat
ST. Louis Industries
Wetmore
Muito Ch
Ieimere Road
Eleven Rabid Animals Found In State
Arizona reported eleven rabid animals in August per health commissioner Dr. Lloyd Farner. Seven were bats with four in Maricopa County, two in Yuma, and one in Coconino. He urged not to handle dead or dying bats and to use heavy gloves or cover the bat with a towel if contact occurs. Additional dead bats were found in Safford and Cottonwood while tests continued.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Lloyd Farner
Maricopa County
Yuma
Coconino
Farner
Safford
Cottonwood
Legal Notice of Zoning Amendments and Bids Call
Legal notice details zoning ordinance amendments for the Pima County Industrial Zone and a bid call by the County Purchasing Agent. It lists office locations, bid submission deadlines, and conditions including Board rights to reject bids or waive irregularities.
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Pima County
County Planning and Zoning Department
Congress
County Planning and Zoning Commission
West Congress St
Tucson
Arizona
6Th Avenue
Thespina County
Furchasiha
Board of Supervisors
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Macke Vending Company
Houn
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Yale Brozen
University of Chicago
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