Tearing of Hooks Noted During Library Protest
A fragment reports a protest over library handling with about 25 percent of 15 000 hooks hauled down. The note mentions American Alatas and vna phones as part of the protest being studied.
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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1964
Page
6
A fragment reports a protest over library handling with about 25 percent of 15 000 hooks hauled down. The note mentions American Alatas and vna phones as part of the protest being studied.
Demonstrators gathered at Herndon Place and W 23rd Street to protest city use of prisoners on trash collection trucks. CORE demanded employing unemployed workers for the routes. Twitty’s $10 bond remained conditioned until the appeal is disposed of.
Albert Paul Wegner of 1933 W Calla del Ocio died of natural causes after a heart attack at 2 40 p m while driving near No 6rd Ave and E 6th St. He lost control of the car, struck a parked vehicle but no injuries were reported. Survived by wife Ethel and daughter Doris Snedigar. Funeral arrangements at Valley Funeral Home.
The Young Democrats meet in Great Ackson with Wells speaking on Negro voter registration in Arizona. Maceo and Pima County deputy sheriff attend as officials at the luncheon to discuss party goals and voter participation.
A fragmentary report notes a 7,000 pound module tested for a two man spaceflight mission. It mentions astronauts and a successful prep toward America’s first crewed spaceflight in an era of breakthrough research and exploration.
An Arizonan named Charlés Fruitman, active in the Workman's Circle and a City of Hope chapter founder, died yesterday at Tucson Medical Center. Services will be held at Arizona Mortuary Chapel and Evergreen Cemetery.
A visitor at the Hiway House Motel was robbed of $200 by four assailants. Three robberies occurred in dark motel grounds, as suspects attacked in separate incidents near Spanish Trail.
Police report a gunman robbed Guarni Market at 3101 Tone Lane last night taking 180 dollars from the register. The store was empty during the robbery. Suspect described as in his late 20s with dark framed glasses. Witnesses include Jane Street and Floyd Paoletti of 148. No injuries reported.
Police say three juveniles aged 12 14 and 16 confessed to burglaries vandalism and a larceny involving about 100 in cash clothing and jewelry. The motive emerged after a 16 year old was seen flashing money at school and items were recovered from desert dumps.
A malpractice complaint filed by B W Simons Jr names Mrs Brown as the plaintiff and alleges the Tucson Medical Center patient died after a two car collision. The suit claims the physician failed to exercise skill and care ordinarily expected. Attorney Stanley Feldman prepared the filing.
The board considers a seven acre park site offer as two water franchise bids from the Hub and Green Diamond Water Companies are requested. Davi A. is noted as the party who gave the offer to be accepted.
Judge Walsh, who presided a 10 day non jury trial, will oversee the case as the court ties up remaining issues.
A car carrying a mother and five children overturned after a crash at Bermuda Street and Richey Boulevard. Gary Gordon Annibal 17 of 2610 Calle de Romy drove a vehicle that struck a sedan driven by Mrs Mary Ann Clark Quinn. Minor injuries reported. Annibal cited for failure to yield.
Tomorrow at Crowder Hall UA pianist James Anthony and commentator Russell Sherman perform with Frank Perez and Los Elegantes Mexican Orchestra at 2 PM. An evening forum at University Auditorium features US Consul Michael Hoyt. Also listed are a Tucson Musicians Union event at Armory Park and youth orchestra music sessions.
Fragmentary complaint notes include names such as Antoinette Barbara Sealth, Norman B, Ralph J. Leighton, and Richard Schneider. Dismissals and mis-spelled entries appear, with unclear court references and related parties. The fragment provides no coherent actions or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a year old bartender at Rock et Club, address 3905 S Gravett, Rad f, and possible counts or charges involving a minor. No clear names, dates, or full actions are readable.
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