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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1964

Page

2

Verbal Shots Exchange On State Political Front

Democrats led Arizona’s political discourse as a recall bid targeting Corporation Commissioner Eddie Williams drew Republican support. Sam Goddard pledged to clean up state government in Globe while George Gavin urged Democrats to lead in morality in Tucson. Senator Paul Singer promoted the recall effort in Phoenix and Rhodes faced scrutiny over anti poverty votes as candidates argued about governance. Roy Elson spoke to youths praising the Youth Employment Act and the Peace Corps.

Associated Press Arizona Globe Sam Goddard Goddard Miami Tucson George Gavin Gavin U.S. Senate Old Pueblo Club Paul Singer Maricopa Phoenix Kiwanis Club Favori 4 Eddie Williams Singer Williams Richard Kleindienst Volunteers For Better Government Jack Buzard Arizona House Senate John Ahearn Phoenix John J. Rhodes R-Ariz Ahearn Rhodes Johnson Roy Elson Carl Hayden D-Ariz South National Youth Employment Act Peace Corps Elson Kennedy

Heart-Chest Researcher Joins Tucson Medical Center Project

A U S Public Health Service researcher Dr Edward A Oppenheimer joins Tucson Medical Center cardio pulmonary team to study chronic heart and lung diseases. The move supports a local bid to establish a Tucson institute for cardio pulmonary research affiliations with the University of Arizona.

Dominic Crolla U.S. Public Health Service Tucson Tucson Medical Center Edward A. Oppenheimer Oppenheimer USPHS Washington Pima County Thomas P. K. Lim Andre Bruwer TMC University of Arizona Arizona Tucson Daily Citizen The Citizen Publishing Co Northstone Ave Carter Mail New York Upstate Medical Center Syracuse

Harvard lawyer urges gag on Oswald coverage to protect fair trial

Dean Erwin Griswold of Harvard Law School argues at the ABA meeting for a nationwide ban on public statements by lawyers and police that release trial evidence. He says media access should be restricted to prevent compromising trials and urges enforcement by bar associations and courts.

New York Lee Tarvey Oswald Kennedy Dean Erwin Griswald Harvard Law School Griswold American Bar Association Oswald United States

Time Bill Okayed By House Group

The House Commerce Committee approved a daylight saving time bill by 9 to 8. It would create nonmandatory uniform DST with local option to opt out. Rep. Harley O. Staggers said it marks a significant committee victory, with possible amendments before floor consideration. The Senate Commerce Committee has approved a similar bill.

Washington House Commerce Committee United States Harley O. Staggers DW. Va House Staggers Senate Commerce Committee Senate

Eternal Partners Ruth St Denis and Ted Shawn Mark 50 Years

Ruth St Denis and Ted Shawn, iconic Denishawn founders, celebrated their golden anniversary with a party at the Ted Shawn Theater on Jacob's Pillow grounds. The event honored their 1914 partnership and 40 years of marriage with a duet, memories of Denishawn, and plans to repeat the program for friends, students, and staff.

Jacob's Pillow Walter Terry New York Herald Tribune Paducah New York City Denishawn School of Dance Los Angeles Denishawn Dancers United States Martha Graham Miss St. Denis Shawn Denishawn Cnusing

Inefficient Burglar Leaves Map With Three Pounds Behind

In York a bungling thief broke into Leonard Patterick's potato warehouse. He searched the building, found nothing, and fled leaving a map showing where three pounds were tucked inside a wrapper. The incident marks a potentially curious clue for investigators.

York England UPJ Britain Leonard Patterick

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