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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1964

Page

4

Rains Across Arizona Do More Good Than Harm

Rains covering much of Arizona last week largely benefited agriculture and water storage. Experts say rangelands improved from sub par to better than normal, cotton and citrus crops gain from moisture, but floods caused some damage and may affect grapes and weeds.

Associated Press Arizona Salt and Verde River Bill Davis Arizona Cattle Growers Association E. S. McSweeny Arizona Cotton Growers Association McSweeney Ivan Shields Maricopa County Shields

Three More Killed In State Traffic

WICKENBURG ARIZONA. Three people die in a collision on U S 60 eight miles east of Wickenburg as a Continental Trailways bus carries 35 passengers. The toll rises to 356 for the year with eight injured. Victims are Morris Shapiro 70 his wife Jean 60 and his sister Mrs Esther Mussman 64 all in the car.

Wickenburg UPI Arizona U.S. 60 Here Morris Shapiro Jean Circle City Shapiro Esther Mussman University City Continental Trailways Wickenburg Hospital Arizona Highway Patrol Contre

Auto industry sets new production records in 1964 run

Ward's Automotive Reports shows Ford and GM leading a year with record 7.8 million passenger cars built in the 1964 run. Ford’s Lincoln and Thunderbird plant at Wixom and Falcon Comet plants, plus Chrysler and AMC totals, highlight a peak period despite model change shutdowns.

Detroit Wls Ford Wixom Mich Lorain Quio Mecueben Nal Ward Automotive Ing Wadnsree ALS General Motors Corp Chrysler American Motors Corp Studebaker U.S Canada Automotive News

Ex-Tucsonian Named AEC Reactor Licensing Director

Richard L. Doan formerly of 3014 E. 6th St has been named director of reactor licensing for the Atomic Energy Commission in Washington DC. Doan retired head of research for Phillips Petroleum, was among the first scientists selected to work on atomic energy and the nuclear bomb in 1942. Mr. and Mrs. Doan moved here last December from Idaho Falls and now live in Bethesda Maryland.

Richard L. Doan E. 6Th St Atomic Energy Commission Washington, D.C Doan Phillips Petroleum Co Idaho Falls Idaho Phillips AEC Bethesda

Relax and get fit with Gesta Olander method

Sweden's Gesta Olander revolutionizes body conditioning and draws athletes, businessmen, and housewives. A Reader's Digest article touts its ease and natural approach to reducing tension fatigue and bulges. August issue now on sale. readers trust the Digest.

Sweden Gesta Olander Reader’s Digest

SP Loses Bid To Cut Valuations

PHOENIX The Southern Pacific Railroad failed to obtain a reduced valuation for its Arizona properties as the State tax Commission declined to act on its appeal. The railroad contends its 144 valuation equals 7.4 percent of full cash value, while locals place assessed values near 20 percent. The Arizona Supreme Court previously ruled the Commission’s valuations unconstitutional, prompting a statewide revaluation program funded at 1.5 million. The commission chair cited a gentleman’s agreement to pause valuation changes until the revaluation is complete, a process expected to last about five years.

Phoenix iPe Southern Pacific Railroad Arizona Southern Pacific State Tax Commission Railroad Tax Commission Arizona Supreme Court Thad Moore

Webb Knapp Subsidiaries Seek Chapter 11 Protection

Two Webb Knapp Realty subsidiaries operating the Manhattan and Astor hotels in Times Square filed for Chapter 11 protection in federal court. The 91468 Corp. and 91455 Corp. seek to continue business while arranging creditor payment plans, aiming to obtain court approval by majority in number and amount. Webb & Knapp, led by William Zeckendorf, has pursued broad liquidation to raise cash and cut liabilities.

NEW York — i Webb & Knapp, Inc Manhattan Astor Times Square Webb & Knapp New York 91468 Corp 91455 Corp William Zeckendorf

Investment Club Lecture At University Of Arizona

Thomas E. O'Hara of Detroit will lecture on investment methods at 7 30 p m tomorrow in the University of Arizona liberal arts auditorium. The event is sponsored by Tucson NYSE member firms offices and 35 local investment clubs, arranged by James C. Saville of Shearson Hammill. He cites 7 500 clubs with 100 000 members across 50 states and 21 foreign countries, noting clubs comprise friends neighbors and colleagues who pool surplus funds of 10 or 20 dollars monthly and decide stock buys by majority vote.

Thomas E. O'Hara Detroit National Association of Investment Clubs University of Arizona Liberal Arts Tucson New York Stock Exchange James C. Saville Shearson, Hammill & Co Saville

Blanket Bids Thrown Out By Pima County Board

The Pima County Board of Supervisors refused to award blankets contract to Myersons at 70 percent wool, citing legal coverage concerns while Miller's Surplus Exchange bid 100 percent wool. The meeting also covered routine road matters including Bender Road petitions and alterations to River Road to remove a curve near Sabine Canyon, plus Painted Hill Road maintenance in the Tucson Mountain foothills.

Pima County Board of Supervisors Myerson’s Donald Sloane Miller’s Surplus Exchange Myerson D. A. DiCicco Bender Kinney Road Tucson Mountain Park Kinney Gate Pass Old Tucson River Road Sabine Canyon Road Painted Hill Road West Speedway Tucson Mountain

Wine urges quick setup of public defenders system

Former state Senator David Wine warned that a county public defender system must be established soon or state and federal governments may intervene. Speaking at a Young Democrats luncheon in Tucson, he cited the Supreme Court ruling on the right to competent indigent defense and noted legislative adoption of county public defender provisions. He rejected using starting attorneys as defenders as potentially illegal.

David Wine U.S. Supreme Court Young Democrats of Greater Tucson Westerner Supreme Court

Bee price list with varied sizes and distributions

The document shows bee price figures across multiple categories and sizes. Entries include foratellers, retesters, barge retail stores, and poultry live volumes with ranges like large AA 4850 and medium AA 31-35, plus roasters and fryer constraints. It presents a fragmented, numeric price ledger for supply, packaging, and distribution channels.

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Unclear OCR fragment hints at historical notice

Fragmentary text appears to be OCR garble with names and numbers but contains no coherent event or clear details to summarize into a factual news item or notice. No identifiable people, places, or organizations can be confirmed from the readable portions.

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