Tucson Daily Citizen (Newspaper) - December 1, 1961, Tucson, Arizona VOL 89 NO 287 TUCSON ARIZONA FRIDAY EVENING DECEMBER I 1961 MAin 10 PAGES CRISIS TURNS WORSE JUNTA Davis Calls Auditorium Vital Item Trade Bureau Hears Views Mayor-elect Lew Davis told the Retail Trade Bureau luncheon yesterday that he favored a civic auditorium for Tucson It is one of the most important items facing our Davis added j Davis speaking at the j neer Hotel said that he was a proponent of an auditorium in 1959 and that he still favors j it today Problems of how to j finance it where to locate it j the acquisition of land and i the successful management of i its operation will have to ironed he declared i THE MAYOR-ELECT pointed out that Tucson is competing with other communities for industry But our main industry is Davis continued are not competing with other cities for this industry So let's use it to our greatest advantage A civic auditorium will help our convention and ist business Thousands of people love to come to Tucson during the winter and they spend money whether as ists or convention delegates U.S Begins Million Shelter Study j Defense Department i day launched a million fallout shelter survey and j took sharp issue with charges that the program has been delayed Army's OPENS Offer Spurned Seat Red China Soviets Demand By ROBERT BERRELLEZ UNITED NATIONS Soviet Union called on the United Nations to seat Red China im- mediately in place of the miserable clique of Chinese r SANTO DOMINGO who nmv fint China i minican The i government crisis Soviet Delegate Valerian A Zorin blamed the United in this Stales for the long l over Chinese representation iand is the fruit of Soviet j country today with the political opposition i group openly defying a summons to end a four day general strike j Headquarters of the I tional Civic Union said ment throughout the country was for continuing the strike and therefore it could not i defraud the people by ing it off Warships of the U.S fleet patrolling near this troubled and warned that the Peiping regime has die right to crush Chiang by force if necessary The Chinese Communists he said have the full support of the other Communist tries Launching the China debate Zorin told the general TAKE AWAY the can forces from Taiwan put an end to the American military intervention in my country As he added it is the fruit of Soviet sion ahead of schedule and that he hoped the survey would be able to select and mark shelter spaces for 50 million people by next June Pittman called a Pentagon news conference because he said architects and engineers soon would be crawling through buildings tunnels caves and so forth and he did not want this to seem mysterious to the public An accompanying an- Tsiang reiterated his pre- said the survey vious offer that the i started today is the first Steuart L Pittman assistant defense secretary for civil defense said he has been disturbed and appalled i by charges that confusion and lack of leadership snarled up the program after President Kennedy presented it to Congress HE ADDED that planning for shelters was six months 11 Cheery Days Forecast alist government would abide by the will of the Chinese people if they were allowed to vote under super- vision for their own ment civil defense program prom ising a large segment of the population almost immediate protection at a reasonable cost to the government and in a relatively short time of this island and the THE UNITED STATES and He said that while civil de- members nf of will other supporters of the is only now moving country since members 1 he nol slay another day there decided to visible it has Trujillo dynasty It will be wiped away by the Russia's demand headon after i been in the doldrums fully attempted to seize power i hurricane of the people's getting a cool reception from About -.000 architects and earlier this month were i wrath ct engineers will be used in the SMASHED WITH A RIFLE BUTT A Dominican tries to protect himself but he is struck full force by a rifle butt wielded by a soldier in Santo Domingo yesterday The incident occurred as police and troops tried to break up demonstrations protesting the regime of President Balaguer most other members for their Nationalist China's i to dump the i earlier this month were visible offshore this One man shouted to U.S Ambassador i Why did you F- replied that if the that would report bring those To defend j Nations should ever thp Yankees go lo demands of survey and already have been trained he said NOTHING could be done I Some echoed this and bovet lion in the lap of a study commit! back to the next assembly i we had T A spokesman said m objectives and the public had this world a resolution was to the need for OUld be h Davis added that he be- the auditorium should be near the central business district Davis also discussed the present urban renewal gram I am not giving a Redburn Plans CD Red Paper Medical Course Criticizes JFK Quotes Pittman said e ee is an sea a reso uti on Get the Yankees others would be the forced the small angry group i Principles and ideals declare The quickened pace may The Soviet bloc walked i question an issue of sub- i enable the administration to After of the shoot of the assembly stance which will have to plan for a larger civil defense e o the women j when took settled by a two-thirds i budget during the fiscal year 8 beginning next July L the Cne r U'S the I For the current 12 months Communists will be unable to civil defense is operating on ine o the three women nd child out into the streets hiss and booing police and and al the same By JAY HALL Citizen Staff Writer APACHE JUNCTION Ralph Redburn state UP added that he understood i there would be some attack cations in the program Dr Viriato A Fiallo of the National Civic Union the major opposition party attempted to speak to a rally of thousands in Independence Park but ruled he could not use loudspeakers A lice colonel told him he had j j orders to take down the told the editor of Izvestia I speakers which he claimed i incompetent to serve as state j that the Soviet Union wants i were beine used for H of co tfl tho true to its mission muster such a vote behind the a budget of less than Red Chinese even with heavy million of which j He declared that the support from the is earmarked for stocking half 1 munist regime on the group i the shelters 1 If into the future You like to gaze The five-day forecast Bodes cheerful days The experts say that natives and visitors can look forward to at least five days of pleasant son lots of shine no precipitation briskly cool mornings and little wind And that's the outlook for tomorrow too with some occasional high clouds to add inter- est but no rain row's high is expected to be near 74 Yesterday's high was 71 As ground tures increased day and today a day blanket of smog started to disappear though some remained on the North Side The high cloud cover last night provided one of Arizona's famous sunsets The sunrise this morning was a beauty for the same reason Last night's coolest was 48 and low will be near 45 November ended with a total of 44 of an inch of rain Normal for the month is 76 and we can expect 94 in December At 2 p.m today it was 72 in the shade with 20 per cent humidity Full Weather Report 1J am nut giving a blanket endorsement for civil defense director said today he plans to inaugurate j viet newspaper Literature and against the urban renewal j in January a program to teach approximately Life said today President i hnw tn hp num in i was suffering from heir own doctor in case of defense director A three-man committee to communize the world Literature and ever the will of the people i Redburn addressed a meet will Davis asserted j ing of the Arizona i DAVIS POINTED out that i ers pointed this was one of he was for the It is tne state Paul Fannin is investigating quite unfounded and 300 women were i office's hope he said that one controversy ply incorrect propositions silence Jike to say that I and the F which the President made in councilmen did not stop the member in each family in the He said I want to his interview with Alexei We were walking Life said a number sive activities THE SHOOTING occurred in another part of town where EVERGREEN TREES APPEAR Concerned Citizens Launch Action To Relieve Dullness Of Downtown A proposed hearing on the state can be trained for this issue as far as I'm con- i Adzhubei ban renewal program The j clear medical usefulness cerned I do have a statement I want to make My T and i is i criticism it front of Literature and were a woman related when suddenly an truck and two police buses i ban renewal program The j clear medical usefulness with citizens committee asked for jn the next year more time so the City i is cil could get more acquainted He put the broadcasters on j H T lt Was a fired and noise with it We will have some I notice that they probably will I am keeping my fears to useful dialogue it was a hearings and I would prefer i be asked to carry the program j myself but with you I am i necessary one that they be held on the air in addition to sharing my courage Thj the holidays i group instruction in j The and added The mayor-elect said that he mentioned apparently continued the civil defense programs i The course will consist of ferred to the possibility of a will come down from the 12 lessons which Redburn j nuclear assault on Arizona eral government Our said go far beyond the usual i the paper undoubtedly be School Aid Hopes WASHINGTON pal task presently is to dispel Red Cross and first aid type j T the fears of the j of instruction He said In 1 show that there is no need for i fallout shelters you may fear hysteria or panic i have to deal with childbirth death transportation of The best protection we wounded persons and have against fallout and j dies for radiological ation are ons and Davis said Redburn made only a brief reference to the controversial Chairman Adam C1 a v t o n Davis expressed Tucson speech he made re p ness over the lack of cently brought a flurry ot the House butions to the United rey ts for y and Labor Committee Campaign Our com- tion says only a request from munity should grow up a bit President Kennedy would We can do better than we are Some persons who heard ti hj f th f ht doing This money isn't for his Tucson speech renew me some far-off land It is for our him of advocating immediate school aid legislation own he said i war with Russia and of being Powell's stand given by the New York Democrat at a news ence dims the chance of any The paper also criticized Kennedy for that the Soviet people do not have freedom of choice as re- gards political views It also accused Kennedy of avoiding a direct reply to question about a friendship pact BULLETIN WASHINGTON UPI A federal grand jury today indicted the U S nist Party on charges of failing to register with the Justice Department as an arm of the Soviet Union See Deadline Page 17 Joaquin Balaguer and i ed three women and a A man was reported lulled but this could not be con- firmed immediately Violence in this capital erupted again after the major political opposition group openly defied a tary summons to end a day strike One youth was killed in rioting yesterday The National Civic Union decided to continue the strike after rejecting a military posal to keep IP of- fice as head of a ruling junta The armed forces would have virtually I Continued Page 2 It's lime for Santa Clang personable INSIDE THE CITIZEN in the coming DT session on a by AL r L Cleveland M Bailey n W Va 11 An American Prisoner In Cuba PAGE 12 Retired Teacher Leaves 86 Million PAGE 30 We're not going to break our again or cause ul- cers or heart strain in a j ing Powell said Un- i less tne one it I have no 7 A o i 1110 plans for anything in the field U A of elementary education Powell said he plans to concentrate on college aid and fair employment tices legislation in the next session The committee spent much of last session in a bitter losing fight for a school aid i Bridge fi Comics 31 Crossword 10 Dr Alvarez 37 Editorials 12 Financial Page 21 Molly Mayfield Movies Public Records Radio-TV Sports Woman's View PAGE 33 28 j 28 29 I 37 30 Photo A BIT OF GREENERY ON STONE AVENUE Architect David Swanson who helped design the planters and Gordon Paris vice president of Tucson Federal Savings Loan Assn admire the arbor vitae trees placed on Stone avenue last night The planters which include petunia plants are 4 feet long feet wide and feet high Another Picture Page 20 By JOHN RIDDICK A group of concerned zens converting talk about the appearance of the town district into deposited four evergreen trees onto Stone avenue last night The tree planting took place just after midnight And the first pedestrians this morning were startled to see four green arbor vitae trees standing in front of the son Federal Savings Loan Assn downtown office at 32 N Stone Ave We wanted to show people how easy it is to actually do said Dean Sidney W Little of the University of Arizona Fine Arts College who organized and led the project The hope is that the town merchants and the city will take up the project and line the downtown streets with greenery The trees stand in 4-foot long concrete planters con- by the Murray J Shiff Construction Co Explaining the idea behind the trees Little said We can't afford to let our town district die No gresses and grows without a healthy downtown Actually our central iness district is very ant in many ways Its stores are good But it has no personal at- traction for pedestrians There is no human scale So much masonry needs relief The medicine needed fx is a bit of green believes In the old horse and bi days overhanging trees d the same thing Well we have those now But v an have many other And while arbor irae are Continued Page 2
