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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1968

Page

2

ACLU to honor Steelinks at Arizona Bill of Rights dinner

Dr. and Mrs. Cornelius Steelink named recipients of the 1968 ACLU Bill of Rights dinner for civil liberties work. The event at the Aztec Inn includes a 6 pm social hour and 7:15 pm dinner with Amelia Lewis discussing Due Process for Juveniles. The Steelinks helped found the Arizona Civil Liberties Union in 1958 and moved to Tucson in 1957 for Steelink’s university post. Contact Leo Sonderegger or C M Wright for details.

Cornelius Steelink Aztec Inn Arizona Civil Liberties Union Amelia Lewis Sun City the Steelinks The Tucson Steelink University of Arizona Democratic Party Leo Sonderegger C.M. Wright

Tucson Air Guard Unit Receives Outstanding Unit Award

The 162nd Fighter Group of the Arizona Air National Guard earned the Air Force Outstanding Unit award for 1966 and 1967 work converting from F-100 day fighters to all weather F-102 interceptors. The unit completed the conversion in ten months and returned to full runway alert faster than any converted ANG unit. Formal presentation will occur soon with an open house.

Tucson Air National Guard 162Nd Air Force ANG Aerospace Defense Command Donald E. Morris

USC student dies after knife attack outside fraternity

Three men fatally knifed 18 year old Bryan Clay of USC on a sidewalk in front of his Phi Delta Theta house in Los Angeles Monday night. He collapsed in friends arms and died within an hour at Central Receiving Hospital as fraternity brothers watched in shock.

Los Angeles UPI University of Southern California Bryan Clay Airlines Central Receiving Hospital Phi Delta Theta

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