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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1963
Page
10
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The Citizen announces a word puzzle contest with rules banning staff, requires exact size facsimiles, and promises winners announced in next Saturday edition. Clues include phrases about arresting fashion, seaweed on racks, and urges to solve 24 clues leading to correct solutions.
Mississippi Governor Ross Barnett moves to block James Merediths University of Mississippi graduation while alleging anti segregation statements by Meredith. Meredith calls the action political as a diploma is withheld pending investigation.
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller plans to press for the Republican presidential nomination through at least two primary contests. George Hinman, Rockefeller's political chief, says the governor is in the race for the long haul and will likely contest the New Hampshire primary on March 10 and the California primary on June 2, avoiding other contests unless developments change the plan.
Reservations for Corral Theater final summer presentation Advise and Con sent may be confirmed by season ticket holders now through Saturday. Afterward tickets go to the public at 2 50 each, handled by Steinheimer's Book Store and Tucson Festival office. Based on Allen Drury novel, the play by Loring Mandel directed by Peter Marroney opens next Tuesday in Santa Rita Hotel Rendezvous Room at 8 30 p.m. through Aug 25.
In Sammur France a student, Rodney Dullev, aged 18, woke to fall from a third floor window but landed in a heavily stuffed chair. The mishap left him with a broken arm and no serious injuries.
Ralph M. Berrellez a 17 year old youth remanded to adult prosecution is set for a preliminary hearing next Tuesday on first degree burglary and grand theft charges. He allegedly entered Circle K Market at 6485 East Golf Links Road on August 6 stealing cash and cigarettes. Berrellez of 431 West MacArthur Street was ordered held on $2000 bond when he appeared before Justice Toby LaVetter yesterday.
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