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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1964

Page

2

Appraiser Move Triggers Clash Over City Position

City council debate over creating a real estate appraiser post split council along party lines. The proposal, part of a Civil Service Commission recommendation, faced vocal opposition from Corbett who urged relying on freeenterprise appraisers. After a roll call defeat, the council deleted the appraiser post and passed the ordinance 5 to 1 amid sharp exchanges between Mayor Davis and Corbett.

James N. Corbett Jr Lew Davis City Civil Service Commission Corbett Mark Keane Davis Kirk Milltown

Man Seeks Buyers for 40 Old Rolls Hearses

In England Howard Murray hopes to sell 40 surplus Rolls Royce hearses built between 1922 and 1930. He bought them to convert into touring cars but reports few buyers and asks how to dispose of the stock.

Aghull England UPI Howard Murray Murray

Reapportionment Rider Expected To Stall Aid Bill

The Senate faces extended debate over a compromise reapportionment rider amid opposition from Senators Clark Proxmire and Hart. Leader Dirksen Mansfield backed the agreement delaying court ordered reapportionment for state legislatures. House support favors the Dirksen slowdown over harsher bills, while foreign aid debate includes Tower’s Indonesia ban and training termination linked to Sukarno’s regime.

Joseph S. Clark D-Pa William Proxmire D-Wis Philip A.hart D-Mich Everett M. Dirksen Illinois Mike Mansfield Montana Justice Department Dirksen Emanuel Celler Dn.v House Judiciary Committee John G. Tower Texas U.S Indonesia Sukarno Tower Malaysia Viet Nam

Soviets Plan New Space Venture

Soviet astronauts Andrian Niko layev and Pavel Popovich said their standbys are ready for space flights as Moscow Radio reported speculation of a new Soviet space launch. Scientists plan experiments and deploying two automatic stations in different orbits with one rocket, with Sputniks and automatic stations paving the way for manned moon and planetary missions.

Moscow UPI Andrian Nikolayev Pavel Popovich Moscow Radio Russia Europe Soviet Union Moon

Gunman Shot After Hotel Shooting By Officers

DOUGLAS UPI reports a police officer killed a gunman who opened fire on officers after arriving at a hotel scene where another man had already died. Officers Boggs and Chaney returned fire as the assailant drew a pistol and fired, ultimately falling to the officers' shots.

Douglas UPI Robert Boggs Charles Chaney Boggs

Bus Driver Dies on Route as Camp Leader Saves 40 Children

In Le Lavandou France a 23 year old camp leader Monique Bardet acted quickly after driver Victor Pellet suffered a heart attack. She grabbed the wheel, shifted from accelerator to brake, clipping three cars before stopping the bus and saving some 40 children aboard.

LE Lavandou France Monique Bardet Victor Pellet Pellet Miss Bartlet

GOP Leaders Rally Around Solidarity After Summit

Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton hosted the Hershey gathering where leaders expressed satisfaction with the campaign decisions including platform adoption and candidate nominations. Maine's John H. Reed shifted to support the ticket as Kansas Governor candidate William Avery noted Reed's reservations were dispelled.

Pennsylvania William W. Scranton Hershey John H. Reed Maine Wiliam Avery Kansas Reed

Red China To Publish Khrushchev Contradictions

Tokyo based UPI reports Communist China will issue a volume of 98 Khrushchev speeches letters and articles from 1922 to 1941 to show the Russian leader contradicted himself. New China called Khrushchev usurped his post and "the biggest risk of the present times." The item later covers Goldwater unity drive pace and reactions from GOP figures at Hershey summit.

Tokyo UPI Communist China Nikita S. Khrushchev Communist New China News Agency Khrushchev New China Communist Party Goldwater Kenneth B. Keating Jacob K. Javits New York Hershey Keating Rockefeller

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