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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1967

Page

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Supreme Court to Rule on Discrimination by Developers

The Supreme Court will decide if racial discrimination by large suburban developments violates the Constitution. The court also tracks desegregation of Alabama public schools and reviews CATV copyright liability and the fairness doctrine in broadcasting.

Louis Supreme Court Alabama Montgomery Justice Department

World faces food gap and brain drain, AIME official warns

J. R. McMillan, president elect of AIME, told Arizona miners the world stands on a collision with starvation unless science and education quicken. He cited a widening food gap between rich and poor, brain drain, and a population rise to 7.5 billion by 2000 with possible 15 billion as a limit. He urged more scientists and engineers and faster agricultural tech transfer. The Arizona Section meeting drew 900 at Pioneer International Hotel with George E. Atwood as chairman.

J. R. McMillan American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers AIME University of Arizona College of Mines McMillan Reserve Oil and Gas Co California Arizona Pioneer International Hotel North America Australia United States India Europe

Steels Lead Market Gains In Strong Trading Session

New York stocks firmed as blue chips rose and volume topped 8.3 million in four hours. Xerox jumped 10 points on optimistic 1968 revenue outlook, IBM and Polaroid up 8, U.S. Steel and Republic Steel higher, First Charter Financial among active decliners with higher rates.

Xerox IBM Polaroid U.S. Steel Republic Steel First Charter Financial SCM

Local Newspaper Subscription Rates and Delivery Terms

Rates listed for home delivery in Tucson at 45 cents per week and 32.25 per month payable in advance. Second class postage paid at Tucson, Arizona. The notice appears in a Sunday publication by Giiten Pub a on North Siene Ave, Arizona.

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Command Given To Capt Somers Of 12th Engineer Co

Capt Kent J Somers has replaced Maj William F Braucher as commanding officer of the 12th Engineer Company Marine Corps Reserve. Braucher retires to inactive status after years with the reserve. Somers is a Tucson High School and University of Arizona graduate and works as an account executive and film director for Jeffers Advertising Inc.

Kent J. Somers 14Th St William F. Braucher 12Th Engineer Company Marine Corps Reserve Braucher Cabrill The Reserve Somers Tucson University of Arizona Jeffers Advertising Inc

Check Mark On Ballot Won't Do

Absentee ballots faced rejection for marks other than Xs or for ambiguous symbols in the Corbett Kennedy mayor and Ward 2 council recount. Judge Lawrence Howard cited Hunt vs Campbell, allowing some nonstandard marks to count, and corrected a transcription error that narrowed Kennedy and Corbett margins. Final tallies: Corbett 22 681 ahead Southard 22 433. Kennedy 22 160 ahead Harlow 22 154.

James N. Corbett Jr Richard J. Kennedy Superior Court Lawrence Howard Hunt Howard Corbett John F. Harlow Kennedy M.J. Southard Richard Kennedy Harlow

Court Keeps Redistricting In Status Quo

The 1966 court ordered inter im reapportionment plan remains in effect until voters decide. Judges will still approve any legislature drawn plan. Democratic and Republican leaders comment on maintaining status quo and pending referendum. A separate motion blocked candidates for Congress from running at large until a permanent plan is set.

U.S. District Court James A. Walsh Th Pans Richard Duffield Harry Rosenzweig Phoenix Duffield Democratic Party Senate House of Representatives Maricopa Pima Mamory Peter Klahr Congress

Ingwer Funeral Set Tomorrow

Funeral services will be held tomorrow in Cleveland for Carl H. Ingwer who died Friday in Palm Beach Florida at age 79. He maintained homes in Palm Beach and Cleveland and is survived by his widow Bertha a son Carl H. Ingwer Jr. of Tucson a daughter Mrs Joe Frates of Cleveland and Palm Beach and two granddaughters and two grandsons.

Cleveland Carl H. Ingwer Tucson Palm Beach Fla Ingwer Bertha Carl H. Ingwer Jr Joe Frates

Keever and Nurse Face Murder Charge in Abortion Case

Dr Charles Keever and nurse Maria Garland faced arraignment on abortion and second degree murder charges. Bond for Garland was reduced to 33000 on murder and 1500 on abortion while Keever’s bond remained 15000. A preliminary hearing is set for Thursday at 10 a.m. in Peoria.

Justice of the Peace John J. Snure Saure Youngstown Garland Peggy Klein Phoenix Klein Keever Tombstone

New Mayor Sworn In Seeks Collaboration on Water Projects

New mayor pledges cooperation with the San Xavier Reservation and Avra Valley for water development as area grows industrially. Corbett and three council members Freeman Woods Joyner Kennedy sworn in by Superior Court Judge Lee Garrett Kennedy. Joyner is new to the council and Woods begins his third term.

James N. Corbett Jr Superior Court Lee Garrett City Hall Conrad F. Joyner Coun San Xavier Reservation Avra Valley Papago Reservation Corbett G. Freeman Woods Richard J Kennedy Lee Garrett Kennedy Joyner Woods

Trade Pact Signed Between USSR and Poland

The Soviet Union and Poland signed a 1968 trade agreement in Moscow exchanging Soviet consumer goods for Polish raw materials and heavy machinery, Tass reported.

Moscow UPI Soviet Union Poland Tass

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