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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1964

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Farmer Says Segregation As Bad In North As South

James Farmer of CORE told more than 900 people at Mount Calvary Baptist Church in Tucson that segregation is de facto in northern cities and just as extensive as in the South. He cited rising residential segregation, urged action, and noted lynching decline in the South. ACLU sponsored the event. collection raised 390 dollars.

Farmer North South James Farmer The Congress of Racial Equality CORE Mount Calvary Baptist Church E. Lester St N. 6Th Ave Tucson American Civil Liberties Union ACLU Harlem Plasquemine

Flames Sweep Tug Surviving Crew Await Rescue

Coast Guard aircraft located 12 crew on the sea going tug Sea Wolf fire on board near 950 miles northeast of Honolulu. A C330 rescue plane spotted survivors signaling with lights as cutters Wachuset and Ponchartrain and seven Canadian frigates move to assist plus the liners President Roosevelt and Lurline altered course. The Sea Wolf owned by Red Stack Towboat Co of San Francisco was towing a lumber barge when the blaze erupted.

Here Honolulu Coast Guard Wachuset Ponchartrain Sea Wolf Roosevelt Lurline Red Stack Towboat Co San Francisco

Reuther lashes Goldwater as UAW urges strike vote

UAW President Walter Reuther vilified Sen. Barry Goldwater as “18th century politicians” and urged an overwhelming strike vote to back negotiations with General Motors Ford and Chrysler in Detroit. He warned props to be presented Monday will fail, saying the auto executives have made huge profits while workers have fought for gains. The union, with a 65 million dollar strike fund, vows to spend what’s needed to win fair profits for workers. Patrick O Malley said a national strike vote is expected by Aug 24.

Cleveland United Auto Workers Walter P. Reuther Barry Goldwater Detroit General Motors Ford Chrysler Reuther Goldwater Patrick O’malley UAW Region 2 UAW

Trucks For Cuba Delivery Confirmed By Tass Agency

Russia has contracted to deliver 2 000 Soviet built ZIL trucks to Cuba this year Tass Agency reported today.

Cuba Moscow UPI Russia Tass

East Side business district moves toward downtown status

The City Planning and Zoning Commission approved O'Rielly Chevrolet heavy business zoning on a 402000 square foot parcel along Broadway, sending the measure to the City Council for final approval. Developers including the Kivels seek rezoning for high rise business along Broadway Wilmot corridor. Smotkin envisions Broadway Wilmot as Tucson's urban core in 10 to 15 years with high rise zoning.

Wilmot Road Broadway Tucson City Planning and Zoning Commission O'Rielly Chevrolet O'Rielly Sears- Broadway Edward Smotkin Smotkin’s David A. Garber Mel Ritter Joseph Alvin Daniel Kivel Garber-Ritter Kivels East Side Financial Center Simon Kivel Sears, Roebuck & Co O’rielly Safeway Broadway-Wilmot Wilmat Plaza Smotkin Broadway and Wilmot Swan Road

Khrushchev Promotes Horsemeat in Russia

Pravda quotes Premier Khrushchev urging Russians to consider horsemeat to ease meat shortages in the USSR. He says some Russians like horsemeat and calls for developing horse breeding while noting pork can be eaten by those who can. Tass reiterates defense pledges to allies in Kazakhstan.

Moscow Pravda Nikita Khrushchev Radio Moscow Khushchev Fringe Kirghizia Khrushchev Kazakhstan Russia Earler Tass

Arizona Cotton Output Seen Rising for Upland Crop

United Press international reports from the Arizona Crop and Livestock Reporting Service that upland cotton production in Arizona should rise to 778000 bales from 761000 last year, with a five year average of 776600. Supima cotton production is expected to fall from 78000 to 62000 bales due to a 24 percent acreage drop, while yields rise for both crops. Upland yield is projected at 1139 pounds per acre versus 1120 last year and 1016 five years ago, and Supima yield is estimated at 33 pounds per acre, up from 32 last year.

United Press Internatonal Arizona Crop and Livestock Reporting Service Arizona

Fulbright Attacks Goldwaters Conservatism in Senate Speech

Sen. J. William Fulbright ridiculed Barry Goldwater’s conservative program as reckless abroad and inert at home. He warned it would spark upheaval worldwide, urging Goldwater’s defeat. Fulbright blasted the plan for brinkmanship and “organized inactivity” harming human welfare and freedom.

Washington UPI J. William Fulbright Barry Goldwater Senate Foreign Relations Committee Fulbright Goldwater Senate Arkansas Democrat

Senators Press to Block Avra Valley Land Sale Bill

Mayor Lew Davis urged Senators Hayden and Goldwater to oppose a House approved bill selling 338 acres in Avra Valley to Edward O Earl for linking two other parcels. The city fears water rights could be harmed. Udall supports passage, saying equities favor the bill.

House Lew Davis Senate Avra Valley Arizona Carl Hayden Barry Goldwater Morris K. Udall D-Ariz House Interior Committee Davis Goldwater Edward 0. Earl Tucson Udall

Cassius Clay Marries in Civil Ceremony in Gary and In Chicago

Cassius Marcellus Clay wed Sonji Ray in a civil ceremony in Gary Indiana and traveled to Chicago with the bride. He refused to discuss the marriage while noting his name Muhammad Ali and hints of a future Egypt honeymoon. The champion spoke of his religious views, possible family plans, and claimed Asiatic race on the license.

Chicago Cassius Marcellus Clay Clay Gary Ind Sonji Ray Indiana Steel A South Side Sonny Liston Muhammad Ali Elijah Muhammad Egypt America Arabia Hoyt C. Brown Brown Jodie Butterbeans

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