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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1964
Page
5
The forecast calls for showers tonight across the Pacific Northwest and eastward through the Northern Rockies and from the Lower Mississippi Valley to the Tennessee Valley and Southern Gulf Coast states. It will be cooler in the nation’s northeast corner.
A $50,000 judgment was ordered yesterday by Superior Court Judge John Molfoy in a default suit against Samuel F. Horton for the 1962 traffic death of Howenstine School teacher Mrs. Rozaine H. Kricheldorf and for her husband Glenn’s death and her injuries. Horton, 18, is serving four to five years for vehicular manslaughter and drove a car owned by Roy Jenkins that collided with the Kricheldorf vehicle at Eighth Street and North Cherry Avenue on Sept. 30, 1962. An undisclosed settlement with Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins and their daughter Eileen was reached as trial was to begin.
In a scene echoed across 23 cities, Beatle fans swarm toward the San Francisco area as the group arrives for a concert run. San Mateo deputies deploy a fence and crowd-control plan while Hilton and Cow Palace events draw thousands of youths and heavy police presence amid ticket scalping concerns.
1500 Young Citizens for Johnson prepare in Atlantic City for the convention’s opening night as 16000 attend a three hour rally. Birch Bayh says the group will learn campaigning, serve as guides, and press for tickets to sessions while coordinating with state chairmen after the event.
The appointment of B. R. Pennington of Tucson to the President's Committee of Grand Canyon College in Phoenix was announced today by President Eugene N. Patterson. Pennington is an assistant vice president at Southern Arizona Bank & Trust Co and resides at 6858 E New Hampshire Drive.
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