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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1964

Page

6

Early Arizona figurines hint at pre Pueblo inhabitants

Archaeologists Dr. Robert C. Euler and Dr. Alan P. Olson report 4000 year old figurines from Stanton's Cave near Lee's Ferry and Walnut Canyon, suggesting a hunting and gathering culture in northern Arizona well before Pueblo periods. Other finds extend to a cave near the Colorado River and a rock shelter east of Flagstaff.

Flagstaff Arizona Robert C. Euler University of Utah Alan P. Olson Museum of Northern Arizona Euler and Olson Stanton’s Cave Walnut Canyon Smithsonian Institution Euler UCLA

Lerner and wife reconcile after New York split

Beverly Hills reports that Broadway lyricist Alan Jay Lerner and his wife Micheline have reconciled and are staying in a hotel cottage with their 5 year old son Michel. Micheline declined further comment on plans. Lerner was not present but expected back soon after their May separation when she sought substantial alimony and fees in New York court.

Beverly Hills Calif Alan Jay Lerner Micheline Beverly Hills Hotel Lerner New York New York Supreme Court

Prison and Parole Violator Sentenced in Superior Court

Edward Arriola age 21 received six to seven years in state prison for unlawful sale of narcotics after a jury conviction. He had no prior felonies but admitted passing several bogus checks. Arriola resided at 112844 N 14th Ave and was nabbed in a city wide crackdown on narcotics last November. Wilson Leroy Nichols age 31, convicted of obstructing justice, was ordered to serve six months in county jail with retroactive start May 26 after tying up a fight involving five officers. Nichols lived at 1645 8. Trent Ave.

Edward Arriola Raul Castro Castro Arriola 14Th Ave Wilson Leroy Nichols John F. Molroy Nichols Trent Ave

Barry Goldwater Signals Open to Secret Service Protection

Barry Goldwater says he has no objection to Secret Service protection for White House candidates but is not actively seeking it. His running mate Miller suggested Goldwater receive protection during the campaign. Goldwater noted Congress handles the issue, citing Rep. Goodell’s bill, and added he never feels in danger while stating faith in providence.

Hershey Barry Goldwater White House William E. Miller New York Goldwater Arizona Congress Charles E. Goodell

Test Papers Detect Bacteria Rapidly By Paper Strips

In Morris Plains New Jersey chemically treated paper strips identify disease causing bacteria faster than standard methods. The strips change color when exposed to bacteria such as Proteus and Salmonella, with more testing needed for exact ID. Warner Chilcott Laboratories developed the papers.

Science Service Morris Plains Warner- Chilcott Laboratories

Wagner labels Goldwater extremism fake in Cyprus note

New York mayor Rob Wagner, chairman of the All-Americans Council, calls Barry Goldwater’s repudiation of extremism phony and urges sober action on Cyprus. He criticized Republicans for shifting positions as Johnson meets with him following the Hershey unity conference. He urges a lasting peace in Cyprus amid Turkish and Greek tensions. The metro area has about 350,000 Greek and 35,000 Turkish descendants.

New York Rob Wagner Barry Goldwater Goldwater Johnson All-Americans Council Democratic National Committee Vate Cyprus Republican Unity Hershey Nelson A Rockefeller San Francisco Mayner

Gubernatorial Hopeful Pushes Constitutional Reform in Tucson

Richard G. Kleindienst pledged to pursue a U S constitutional amendment to let Arizonans decide the state legislature composition. He condemned a Supreme Court reapportionment ruling as federal overreach, spoke at 110 E Alameda St Tucson, and lauded Gov Paull Fannin for a bipartisan study group with a January report.

Richard G. Kleindienst U.S Pima County Tucson Alameda St van Ae Am Paull

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