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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1964

Page

24

Bracero Extension Sought by Farm Spokesmen

U S farm spokesmen told a Labor Department hearing they need extended Mexican labor for crops. Leo Schenerman defended the $1.15 wage for sugar beet workers while noting higher prices would be required to raise pay. David J Orth cited wage disparities in peach orchards and argued domestic labor costs hinder competitiveness. Arizona farmers and Jackson Perkins rose to highlight reliance on Mexican workers as rose plantings expand.

San. Francisco Leo Schenerman Wyoming Sugar Beet Council United States U.S. Department of Labor Schenerman Department of Agriculture David J. Orth Hughson Calif Orth Georgia Arizona Jack Waldman Agricultural Commodities, Inc Phoenix Jackson &Perkins Co

Early British Guiana Vote Favors Marxist Premier

In Georgetown Ruimveldt district 1500 votes went to Dr. Cheddi B. Jagan's PPP while Forbes Burnham's PNC received 448. UFP votes dropped to 416 from 1647 in 1961, signaling possible coalition risks if PPP fails to win a majority under proportional representation. Voter turnout neared 97 percent with over 250,000 ballots cast. final results due tomorrow.

Georgetown British Guiana Cheddi B. Jagan Ruinsveldt Jagan People’s Progressive Party PPP People's National Congress PNC Forbes Burnham Ruimveldt United Force Party UFP Peter D'Aguiar

Berkeley Insurgents Reject Peace Plan On Campus

Insurgent students at the University of California Berkeley reject a peace plan as 1,200 faculty prepare to review it. Leaders, dragged offstage by police, vow to protest further if the Academic Senate does not endorse limits on campus campaigning.

Berkeley Calif University of California Academic Senate Sacramento Edmund G. Brown

Pope Paul VI Highlights Madonna Beauty On Immaculate Conception Day

Pope Paul VI urged the world to seek beauty in childlike innocence during a Rome feast day for Mary. He spoke from St. Peter's window and later prayed at a flowered Mary monument in Piazza di Spagna, praising the Madonna as a mirror of God’s image.

Vatican UPI Paul VI India Mary St. Peter's Square Rome Piazza di Spagna Gabriel of Christ

ASC Gets Federal Loan For Arizona State College Residence Hall

Washington announced a $1,850,000 Housing and Home Finance Agency loan to Arizona State College in Mesa to build a residence hall for more than 600 students. Sen Carl Hayden noted the loan. Commonwealth Construction Co. of Oklahoma City was awarded a $13,490 contract to build a government leased postal substation in Mesa, to be completed May 20.

Washington Arizona State College Carl Hayden D-Ariz Housing and Home Finance Agency Commonwealth Construction Co Oklahoma City Mesa

Policeman Injured In Motorcycle Collision At City Intersection

Patrol officer Douglas Evans was injured when his motorcycle collided with a car at S 6th Ave and E 44th St. The Phoenix driver Cecil Earl Price, 69, apparently turned left in front of Evans. Evans was taken to St. Mary's Hospital with possible hip and internal injuries. No citation issued pending further investigation.

S. 6Th Ave E. 44Th St Douglas Evans St. Mary's Hospital Cecil Earl Price Phoenix Evans

New Trial Set For Wife In Fiery Death Of Dentist

In San Bernardino California UPI reports the second trial date for Lucille Miller 34 Alta Loma California accused of first degree murder in the fiery death of her husband Dr Gordon Miller 39 as their auto burned on October 8. Judge Kerrigan set January 11 after a mistrial ruled due to publicity linking the defendant to a local prominent family and concerns about juror prejudice. The defense seeks bail but Kerrigan denied. Authorities say Miller killed her husband during a shopping trip return home while she claimed an accident and car fire prevented rescue.

San Bernardino Califf UPI John Kerrigan Carl B. Hilliard Lucille Miller Alta Loma Calif Gordon Miller Hilliard Kerrigan Edward Foley

False Teeth That Loosen Advertisement

Advertisement claims the alkaline powder fasterth dusts false teeth to stop wobbling and odor. It promises firmer, more comfortable plates and reduced embarrassment, urging readers to obtain pasteeth from drug counters and use the product on plates.

Self-Timers and Portable Darkrooms Sale Note

A catalog snippet lists self timers priced at 12.95 and 4.95 changing bags for portable darkrooms. Pocket flashes at 3.45, photo albums from 1.95, electronic flashes from 19.95, and complete darkroom kits from 6.99.

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