City cameraman alleges beating by cop at Detroit
Edgar Taylor a city photographer accused Patrolman Joseph Michalski of smashing cameras and beating him after a gunfight scene in Detroit. Michalski admitted camera damage but denied striking Taylor. Mayor Cavanagh ordered a full investigation conducted as a criminal case amidst the fatal shooting and a hospital report confirmed a fractured nose and jaw.
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Jerome P. Cavanagh
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Joseph Michalski
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Harold Tulike
André Rene D’artagon
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Cavanagh
Ie “Michalski
Mercy Hospital
Barmaid Cleared In Coed Liquor Case
Eloise Angela Coctware, 23, was found innocent in City Court of serving liquor to an 18 year old University of Arizona coed at Grant Road Tavern on November 19. Patricia Vernice McLing testified she did not present an age card and was offered immunity, leading to the dropped charge of illegal liquor consumption.
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University of Arizona
Christmas Music of the Southwest film gains nationwide notice
University of Arizona radio and television bureau produced black and white film featuring the UA Symphonic Choir. The documentary titled Christmas Music of the Southwest is shown in 23 screenings across 14 states including Wisconsin Mississippi Florida Ohio and New York. It features five traditional Mexican carols a cowboy Christmas song and a Latin hymn with photographed stories for each number.
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University of Arizona Radio and Television Bureau
Southwest
Ben C. Markne
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Florida
Ohio
Pennsylvania
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North Carolina
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Georgia
Washington
Young Demos to Hear Ex-Instructor at UA
B. D. Panay former instructor of Russian at the University of Arizona will speak to the Young Democrats of Greater Tucson on A Democrat Looks at Christmas at a noon luncheon Monday in the Westerner Hotel.
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University of Arizona
Greater Tucson
Westerner
Skipper and Wife Die After Two-Week Vigil at Sea
Australian Capt H Blomberg and his wife perished abandoning their 5000 ton ore carrier Union Pacific off Naha Okinawa after two weeks aboard to ward off looters. The ship ran aground on a coral reef in December with 45 knot winds from Typhoon Opal. Crew were evacuated. a rescue attempt ended in the couple's deaths as waves swamped the vessel. Lloyds investigator questioned salvaging viability. Okinawan guards planned to board once weather allowed.
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Blomberg
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Newsprint Use Up in Early 1964
The American Newspaper Publishers Association reported newsprint usage rose to about 7.5 million tons in the first 11 months of 1964, up from just over 6.75 million tons in the previous year, signaling greater newspaper production.
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
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