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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1963

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Why Split P Z Why Split P Z Questions On Proposal Answered

City and county leaders plan to divide the joint City-County Planning Department into two agencies one for the city and one for the county. Officials cite conflicts of accountability and heavy overlap among the commissions and staff. The move follows a recommendation by Tucson Regional Plan Inc and broad support from Mayor Lew Davis and the Board of Supervisors.

Steve Emerine City Council Board of Supervisors Tucson Andre Faure City Planning and Zoning Commission County Planning and Zoning Commission Appropriate Planning and Zoning Commission Faure Dennis O'Harrow American Society of Planning Officials O'Harrow Tucson Regional Plan Inc Lew Davis

Four-Year Term Forecast by Arizona Minority Leader

Nogales hearing hears Rep. Robert Hathaway push four year terms for state and county officials. Senator Glenn Blansett's bill in the Arizona Senate gains backing, with Pima Sheriff Burr pledged support and urged to assist in moving the measure through both houses. Hathaway cites Senate House jurisdiction as the main hurdle amid political friction.

Nogales Ariz Arizona County Attorneys and Sheriffs Association State House of Representatives Robert Hathaway Santa Cruz Pima County Walden V. Burr Association Glenn Blansett D-Navy Ajo Senate Sen. Blansett Hathaway Burr Phoenix House

Sad Season For Negroes Says Evers

In Jackson Mississippi Charles Evers urged daily demonstrations over desegregation as he denounced city officials for ignoring civil rights demands He noted the season is not happy for Negroes and linked the call to ongoing segregation protests Police arrested six Negroes for parade without a permit and sidewalk blocking Clergy members sought a meeting with Mayor Thompson who refused.

Jackson Miss Charles Evers Evers National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Medgar Evers Charles Allen Thompson

Railroads Merge Golden State Train for Consolidated Service

The Rock Island and Southern Pacific plan to merge their Golden State streamliner with the mail trains Chicago to Los Angeles. The daily schedule effective Jan 11 will keep the Golden State name, add more mail carriage, and provide daytime Tucson Phoenix connections and better Kansas City links.

Rock Island Southern Pacific Golden State Streamliner Chicago Los Angeles Golden State Tucson Phoenix Kansas City Minneapolis St. Paul

Bob Hope Receives Eye Treatment At Hospital

Comedian Bob Hope, 60, showed a positive response to his first treatment for a blood clot in his left eye at Children's Hospital. A local anesthetic was used and a brief photo coagulation procedure followed by rest at home. The hospital will determine further treatment based on yesterday’s results and Hope’s possible Dec 22 departure for a tour of U.S. military bases.

San Francisco UPI Bob Hope Children’s Hospital Hope U.S Mediterranean

Grand jury indicts 79 year old moonshine suspect Mickey Mouse

Middlesex County grand jury indicted 79 year old Larry Davis also known as Mickey Mouse on a moonshining charge. The case was presented yesterday in New Brunswick New Jersey by UPI reporting.

Mick New Brunswick N.J UPI Middlesex County Larry Davis Mickey Mouse

Alcoholism Costs Industry Billions in Lost Productivity

Dr. Thomas McGuire told a Ramada Inn symposium that alcoholism costs American industry about 2 billion annually. He cited lost manpower, lower productivity, fringe benefits, and personnel replacements, noting 3 million employed individuals are affected.

American Medical Association Committee On Thomas McGuire Delaware State Alcoholic Rehabilitation Center McGuire Ramada Inn U.S

Laurence Harvey At Odds With Time Magazine Report

Laurence Harvey voiced anger at a Time Magazine piece describing him as gossipy and imitating an Oxonian accent. He considered a lawsuit but indicated he probably would not sue. Harvey spoke at a Tucson Press Club Forum with Paul Newman Claire Bloom William Shatner Howard Da Silva Martin Ritt Arthur Newman and Henry Youngman.

Laurence Harvey Time Magazine Tucson Harvey Paul Newman Claire Bloom William Shatner Howard da Silva Martin Ritt Arthur Newman Paul Henry Youngman Newman

Seeds Can Store Plant Diseases

Seeds can harbor plant diseases including fungi bacteria nematodes or viruses. Deeply located diseases survive as long as the embryo, while those just beneath the seed coat may die within one to two years, says Dr W F Crosier of Cornell Geneva.

Science Service Ithaca N.Y W. F. Crosier Department of Seed Investigations University of Cornell Geneva Switzerland Crosier Ireland

Medical Educator Urges U S Funds For Teachers

Dr Thomas M Durant of Temple University urges federal and state support for medical education and teaching grants He warns that while research funds flow readily to scientists teachers who obtain grants spend more time on research than teaching Durant notes aging populations and rising costs may require higher financial backing to educate enough doctors.

American College of Physicians Thomas M. Durant Philadelphia Durant Temple University School, of Medicine Pioner Tucson

Teen-Age Leaders Seek Answers at Arizona Conference

Nearly 750 high school students from 200 councils gathered at Amphitheater High School for the 30th annual Arizona Association of Student Councils convention. They debated teen issues from dropouts to advertising and juvenile justice while Rev. Dr. Fred M. Judson warned that conformity and materialism threaten national values.

Marge Kuehlthau Arizona Association of Student Councils Amphitheater High School William —Nordman Amphi Industrial School Ft. Grant Fred M. Judson Santa Monica America United States Rome Dy. Judson

Woman Wins Glass Injury Lawsuit Over Graham Crackers

A Tucson woman Esther Stone, 548 S Brighton Lane, was awarded 1200 by a Superior Court jury for injuries after bits of glass were found in a graham cracker in August 1962. She sued Sunshine Biscuits Inc Mayfair Markets and El Rancho Markets. trial Judge John F Molloy presided.

Tucson Superior Court Esther Stone S. Brighton Lane Sunshine Biscuits Inc Mayfair Markets el Rancho Markets Thomas Davis Horton C. Weiss John F. Molloy

Stock Exchange Aides Send $5571 Check to Tippit Widow

Trading floor personnel of the New York Stock Exchange sent Mrs. J. D. Tippit, widow of the policeman killed during the Kennedy assassination chase, a check for 5571.57. The gift honors Tippit's heroism in Dallas.

Dallas UPI New York Stock Exchange J. D. Tippit Tippet Kennedy

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