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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1964

Page

3

Arizona Regents hear gifts total and leadership changes

The Arizona Board of Regents reported gifts and grants to the University of Arizona surpassed $567,000 since November, bringing total gifts to $4.57 million since July. They elected O. D. Miller as next year’s board chair, with John G. Babbitt stepping down. New appointments include Ks G Grace as visiting professor in education. ASU was authorized to award the doctor of business administration degree and received plans for additions to Sahuaro and M. D. Best dormitories funded by a $1.086 million HUD loan.

University of Arizona Arizona Board’ of Regents Fempe Richard A. Harvill Tucson University O. D. Miller Phoenix John G. Babbitt Flagstaff George Chambers Tucson Arthur B. Schellenberg Vivian L. Boysen Douglas Leon Levy Proemeritus U. S

Cleanup Work On At Neiman Marcus

Dallas workmen began an around the clock cleanup after a weekend fire at the Neiman Marcus store caused heavy damage to stock and the seven story building. President Stanley Marcus estimated stock and building damage at about five million dollars and said reopening is planned for January 11 after a ten day cleanup.

Dallas Neiman-Marcus Stanley Marcus Marcus

Ex-Nazi Mulka in Auschwitz murder trial defense

Ex-adjutant Robert Mulka protests his limited role at Auschwitz while prosecutors produce an order naming him staff leader. Judge Hofmeyer pressures his recall as Mulka, 63, faces charges of complicity in murder among 20 defendants in Germany's largest postwar war crimes case.

Frankfurt Germany Robert Mulka Auschwitz Mulka Mutka Hans Hof

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