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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1964

Page

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Regents Stand On Compromise In Free Speech Debate

The University of California regents announced a stance mixing compromise with firmness on campus political activity. They rejected faculty discipline control yet pledged to review policies to maximize campus freedom while enforcing current rules. Leaders of the Free Speech Movement condemned the action as stalled and tragic for UC Berkeley's campus peace.

Polys Iew Alu Regents Berkeley Academic Senate At Mario Savio University of California Stephan Weissman Savio CLA

Two Injured In Three-Vehicle City Crash

Two people hospitalized after a three vehicle collision yesterday at E Fifth Street and North Columbus Boulevard. Freida Delores Hammil, 4, of 8500 East Hawthorne Street and Joanne Allebrand, 18 year old University of Arizona student from Yuma, listed in satisfactory condition at St Josephs Hospital recovering from cuts bruises and head injuries. Allebrand rode in a south bound car driven by Robert Braden, 22, of 700 East Second Street, which collided with a westbound car driven by Larry B Hing, 604 North Desert Avenue. The impact spun Braden's car into Hammils eastbound car. Braden cited for failure to yield at a stop sign, treated and released. King not injured.

E. 5Th St N. Columbus Blvd Freida Delores Hammil E. Hawthorne St Joanne Allebrand University of “Arizona Yuma St.Joseph’s' “Hospital Robert Braden E. 2Nd St Larry B. Hing Desert Ave Braden Hammil St. Joseph's King

Douglas Foresees Vietnam Withdrawal and Asia Stability

Associate Justice William Jowell Douglas warned that U S policy in Vietnam will likely end with withdrawal and urged that Southeast Asia be underwritten by regional powers. He cited white presence, Chinese antipathy, and regional food distribution as key factors shaping the future. He spoke in Tucson at a Yale Club luncheon during a tour from Los Angeles to the East Coast.

Rudyard Kipling America Viet Nam Southeast Asia William?j.o. .Douglas U.S. Supreme Court Tucson Yale Club United States Douglas China Japan India Malaysia Pakistan Philippines Pioneer Hotel Johnson Congress University of California New York Stock Exchange Justice Douglas Securities Exchange Commission Supreme Court New York Exchange Southwest University of Southern California At Los Angeles

14000 Toys Collected So Far In Drive

The Toys for Toys drive organized by the 12th Engineer Co. USMC Reserve has reached 14,000 toys in its third week and aims for 20,000 before closing next Wednesday. Collection points include Shell gas stations El Con Shopping Center Wilmot Plaza KOLD-TV KGUN-TV KTKT radio the Ranch Restaurant and the Marine reserve center. The Ranch Restaurant will offer a free 45 cent hamburger to children who bring a new or usable toy.

12Th Engineer Co U.S. Marine Corps Reserve el Con Shopping Center Wilmot Plaza Kold-Tv Kgun-Tv Ktkt Radio Speedway Blvd

U S Helicopter Pilot Killed by Viet Cong Sniper

U S Army officer Warrant Officer Robert R. Thruston III of Fairfax Virginia was killed when a Viet Cong sniper fired through his helicopter wind screen during a reconnaissances mission near Nha Trang 189 miles northeast of Saigon. The crew returned safely and he died at 8th Field Hospital. Total American fatalities in Viet Nam reach 340.

Saigon South Viet Nam UPI Nha Trang Robert R. Thruston III Fairfax Hel Vic Dai Dien Trang Army 8Th Field Hospital Viet Nam South Vietnamese Defense Ministry

Eisenhowers Wintering On Desert Palm Desert

Former President Eisenhower and Mamie settled in their winter home in the desert. Eisenhower arrived by train at San Bernardino amid an anonymous tip of a possible assassination, prompting extra security at the station, but no incidents occurred.

Palm Desert Calif UPI Eisenhower Mamie Desert San Bernardino

Tucson Daily Citizen subscription notice

Public notice from the Tucson Daily Citizen detailing home delivery rates in Tucson and outside Tucson. It lists weekly and annual subscription costs and mail options, reflecting historicalPricing for a North Stone Avenue publication.

cHizan Profishing Co North Stone Ave Tucson Arizona Cartier

Girl Injured By Auto In Crosswalk Standoff

A South Tucson girl, Patricia Ann Veale, 13, broke her right leg after being struck by a car while crossing 30th Street and 8th Avenue. Driver Frank Moffett, 39, was detained on suspicion of drunken driving and failure to yield. Veale and two friends, Sandra Machado and Margaret Moreno, narrowly escaped injury. Veale is in satisfactory condition at Pima County Hospital.

Tucson Patricia Ann Veale 4Th Ave Pima County Hospital 30Th St Sandra Machado E. 30Th St Margaret Moreno Ard Ave Frank Moffett 10Th Ave South Tucson

Loren Receives One Vote On Early Italian Ballot

An early ballot devoted largely to favorite son candidates reported Sophia Loren receiving a single vote for president of Italy, highlighting the sparsity of support for public figures beyond the main contenders.

Rome UPI Hollywood Sophia Loren Italy

Catholic To Play Role In Episcopalian Rite

In Palmyra Missouri a Roman Catholic priest will read the litany at the ordination of Episcopal deacon Richard H. Baker as Bishop George L. Cadigan presides. The participating clergy include pastors from St. Pius X in Moberly and several Protestant denominations. Baker praised cross church cooperation amid improving faith relations.

Palmyra George L. Cadigan Missouri Richard H. Baker Cadigan John Schultz St. Pius X Moberly St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Southern Baptists Assembly of God Disciples of Christ Schultz Baker Joseph M. Marling Jefferson City Deacon Baker St. Paul’s 1. Jude's Episcopal Church Monroe City

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