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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1964

Page

2

Cal Rebels Face Mass Arraignment After Sit-In

Berkeley residents and students faced a pending mass arraignment after a campus sit-in. Gov. Brown directed police to remove demonstrators from the administration building, 814 arrests recorded, charges include trespassing and unlawful assembly, with a later bail and arraignment plan at Berkeley High School Theatre.

Berkeley Calif i Uni- 2 California Edmund‘ G. Brown University Ruppert Crittenden Berkeey High School

Two Stabbing Incidents Injure Five in Tucson

Two separate stabbing incidents last night left five Tucson residents hospitalized. Charles Ervin 45 attacked his wife Louie 40 at their 1008 E. 27th St home around 1130 p.m. Louie stabbed him as well. Both Erwin and his wife were treated. Erwin remained in serious condition. A second stabbing occurred at the Cosmopolitan Club Meyer Ave where Edward Dotson 23 was wounded during an argument and is in satisfactory condition. Both cases under investigation.

Charles Ervin Louie 27Th St Ruby Alfred Penagraph Tive Sid Erwins Penagraph Pima County Hospital Erwin Pita County Hospital Cosmopolitan Club Meyer Ave Edward Dotson Park Ave St. Mary's Hospital

Noted Attorney Dies in Philadelphia at 79

Philadelphia attorney David Levinson, age 79, died yesterday. He defended Reichstag fire conspirators in 1933 and Matyas Rakosi, Hungary's premier, in 1934 against murder and counterfeiting charges.

Philadelphia David’ Levinson Levinson Germany Reichstag Matyas Rakosi Hungary

Congo Troops Press Rescue Amid White Fears in Stanleyville Area

Congo forces move into the north east seeking whites trapped in rebel held zones as Premier Tshombe cites earlier saves. Belgian paratroopers ended a mercy mission and are credited with rescuing about 1800 whites from death, with 88 killed and 94 wounded in rebel territory since November 24. The army advances toward Watsa near the Uganda border hoping to reach captives.

Teee Congo Rése Moise Tshombe Stanleyville U.S Tshombe Watsa Uganda

Cornell Club to Meet Dr Bottaccini on Space Age Talk

Dr M R Bottaccini, professor at the University of Arizona, will present A Historical Discussion of the Space Age at the Cornell University Club of Tucson luncheon. The noon meeting is in Room 251, Student Union, UA campus.

M. R. Bottaccini Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering University of Arizona Cornell University Tucson Student Union

Man Seriously Injured in East Side Collision

One man suffers serious injuries and two others minor injuries when two cars collide at the flashing light at E Pima Street and N Alvernon Way. George K Soder Jr. 20 from Davis Monthan Air Force Base in surgery at Tucson Medical Center with internal injuries head injuries and facial lacerations. Beeson 22 treated and released at Tucson Medical Center. Mary Lynn Mauter 19 treated and released at St Joseph's Hospital. No citation issued. Wayne R Bratcher 18 not injured.

E. Pima St N. Alvermon’ Way George K.soder Jr 803Rd Davis- Monthan Air Force Tucson Medical Center Sodet Alverrion Bobby Dale Beeson Davis-Monthan

Fannin Approves Anti Poverty Centers and Programs

Governor Paul Fannin approved a Youth Corps training center to fight poverty. He also endorsed the Papago Indian Tribe community action plan under the Economic Opportunity Act. Verbal approval came via a call from Heber, Cole, and a telegram followed. Camps at Alpine and Winslow already approved. Yuma and Kingman under review for next year.

Phoenix UFI Paul Fannin Harold Moore Moore Johnson Heber Cole Sargent Shriver Office of Economic Opportunity Washington Alpine Winslow Yuma Kingman

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