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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1961

Page

3

Spot Urban Renewal Seen As Advantageous Approach

Rep. John V. Lindsay spoke at a Tucson forum arguing for a spot urban renewal style in New York City public housing. He warned against wiping out neighborhoods for high rise projects and urged keeping small businesses in place while pursuing graft controls and planning reforms. He also discussed reciprocal trade, Berlin, and the need for bipartisan flexibility in Congress.

Marge Kuehlthau New York City New York Tucson John V. Lindsay Congress Lindsay United States Europe Canada Berlin Sam Rayburn

Wisconsin Swiss Holes Too Large

Mrs. Alice Grossniklaus of Wilmot Ohio a cheese maker says holes in Wisconsin Swiss are too big She notes a tavern customer claimed patrons used too much mustard to fill the holes during lunch counter meals.

Monroe Wis UPI Alice Grossniklaus Wilmot Ohio Wisconsin

Old Bugsy's Tap Room Razed in Downtown Tucson

The former El Rey Tavern at 125 N. Stone Ave. is being torn down. The site, once run by Charlie and Julia Kazy as Bugsy's, is owned by Tucson attorney Milton Cole who plans a new building for a national chain or Arizona firm and will keep the site vacant until a lessee is found.

Bugsy’s Tap Room Stone Ave el Rey Tavern Charlie Julia Kazy Bugsy’s Tucson Milton Cole Cole Arizona

Lindsay backs Goldwater Rockefeller mix in 1964 talks

New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller would lead Barry Goldwater in a hypothetical 1964 presidential race against Kennedy, Rep. John Lindsay said at a Tucson Press Club forum. Lindsay praised both candidates but refused to pick a likely winner and denied acting as Rockefeller’s agent in the West.

New York Nelson Rockefeller Arizona Barry Goldwater John V. Lindsay New York City Tucson Lindsay Goldwater Presi West

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