Hayden Fannin protest revised Pacific Southwest Plan
City and state leaders accuse Interior Department undersecretary James K. Carr of special treatment for California as they denounce the revised Pacific Southwest Water Plan. A separate Tucson feature previews 1964 entertainment options with multiple acts and lower prices than prior New Year celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hayden
Paul Fannin
James K. Carr
Interior Department
California
Nation reports deadly hotel fire in Jacksonville Florida
The Roose velt Hotel blaze in Jacksonville leaves 21 dead and 66 injured as hundreds are rescued by various means including a helicopter. Other items note military budgeting, Rockefeller in Oregon primary, Eddie Rickenbacker’s public stance, and ongoing investigations into Lee Harvey Oswald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Jacksonville
Fla
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Oregon
Eddie Rickenbacker
Eastern Air Lines
Senate ends longest Congress since World War I
The Senate passes the foreign aid bill and both houses adjourn the longest session since World War I, as lawmakers return to work. Goldwater backers gamble Johnson’s Southern appeal may fade with spring thaw. Hodges forecasts 5 percent+ economic growth in 1964. Rickover warns defense profits threaten free enterprise in government contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Vice Adm
Hyman G. Rickover
Historic meeting of Orthodox leader and Pope in Jerusalem
The World reports the head of the Eastern Orthodox Church and Pope Paul will meet in Jerusalem for the first time in five centuries. Cyprus factions reportedly agree to a neutral zone along the cease-fire line. Chancellor Erhard, returning from Texas, says West Germany will propose steps to ease Soviet tensions. West Berlin Mayor Brandt urges new Western Allied negotiations with East Germans on Berlin Wall traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Jerusalem
Cyprus
Ludwig Erhard
Germany
Johnson
Texas
West Germany
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Berlin Wall
Bears upset Giants in NFL title clash
The Chicago Bears, slight underdogs, intercept five passes from Y A Tittle to beat the New York Giants 14 to 40 in the championship game. Arizona visits Bradley aiming for a third straight road win and seventh of eight. Boston Patriots expect Ron Burton to return against San Diego in the AFL final after Burton helped defeat Buffalo in the Eastern Division playoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Bears
Y.A. Tittle
New York Giants
Arizona
Bradley
Boston Patriots
Ron Burton
San Diego
Chargers
Burton
Babe Parilli
Buffalo
Burglary at Attorney Stevenson's Home and Office
The burglar invaded Walter M. Stevenson's home and office at 1832 E 6th St and stole clothing and jewelry valued at 800 dollars. The intruder defaced an oil portrait of the attorney, drew a mustache on it, scraped paint, and drank a beer. Entry was gained by prying the front door with a knife found at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter M. Stevenson
E. 6Th St
Stevenson
Lawrence Selby
Tucson
Cox Seeks Redistricting and Board Expansion in Maricopa
David C. Cox, a declared governor candidate, urged complete redistricting of Maricopa County and a legislative push to redraw districts next session. He also proposed expanding the Board of Supervisors from three to five members and opposed a four year term for supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
UPI
David C. Cox
Maricopa
Cox
Board of Supervisors
Cambodia demands return of Formosa and isles to Communist China
Cambodian leader Prince Norodom Sihanouk declared Formosa Matsu Quemoy and Macao must be returned to Communist China. He lauded China for aid and withdrawal of troops from the India border and warned of an alliance with China if a neutral Cambodia conference is not called. He spoke at Kampot ceremony honoring over 100 Chinese technicians and addressed the National Congress rally.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Norodom
Sihanouk
Formosa
Matsu
Quemoy
Macao
China
Portugal
Kampot
Sihariouk
Cam
Bodia
National Congress
United States
Britain
Mechanic Dies After Truck Crushes Chest At Plant
Manuel Corral, 56, of 824 S 8th St., died at St Marys Hospital from injuries when a pickup truck toppled by a safety jack pinned him at Grade Brick Co Inc, 42 N Grande Ave. His son Ray, 18, helped lift the vehicle, with foreman L B Valenzuela present. Coroner Edward A Brucker ruled the death accidental. Rosary Wednesday at 7 p.m. Tucson Mortuary. Requiem Mass Thursday 9 a.m. Santa Cruz Church. burial Holy Hope Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Hospital
Grade Brick Co. Inc
N. Grande Ave
Manuel Corral
8Th St
Corral
Ray
L. B. Valenzuela
Edward A. Brucker
Tucson
Santa Cruz Catholic Church
Holy Hope Cemetery
Veteran Newsmen To Attend Arizona Newspaper Meeting
Phoenix announces the 24th annual Arizona Newspapers Association convention with three veteran guests. Forest Edwards of AP Tokyo will speak at the January 9 luncheon, Charles A. Guy of the Lubbock Avalanche and Journal will keynote the Master Editor Publisher Dinner, and James Reston of The New York Times Washington bureau will receive the John Peter Zenger Award on the final day. The event runs three days at Mountain Shadows Resort northeast of Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Forest Edwards
Charles A. Guy
James B. Reston
Arizona Newspapers Association
Mountain Shadows Resort
Edwards
Associated Press Bureau
Tokyo
Asia
Guy
Lubbock
Reston
University of Arizona
John Peter Zenger
New York Times
Washington
World of Music Mourns Death of Paul Hindemith
Frankfurt reports the death of Paul Hindemith at age 68 from a circulatory ailment in a hospital. The German born composer lived in Zurich and Switzerland after a 1934 ban by the Nazis and later taught at Yale. He earned honors including the Sibelius Prize and Balzan Prize. survived by his widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World of Music
Paul Hindemith
Frankfurt
Germany
Hindemith
Zurich
Switzerland
United States
Mathis der Maler
Hanau
Frankfurt Opera House
Berlin
Turkey
Europe
Yale
American National Institute of Arts and Letters
Public Records and Notes in the General Index
Public Records and U S sports brief listings and TV radio dials appear alongside Molly Mayfield features and movie times. General Index provides notes on financial news and a women’s view column with page references for each item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Financial News
Molly Mayfield
Public Records
US Sports
Woman's View
Tucson Daily Citizen subscriber rates and address
The Tucson Daily Citizen lists home delivery rates with annual subscriptions and weekly charges for in town and outside Tucson. Includes publisher and office address details and pricing terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson Daily Citizen
Culzeny Publishing Co
Morth Stone Ava
Tucson
Arizens
Mali
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Otto Otepka
Ee Holmes Alexander
FBI
Lee Harvey Oswald
Victor Riesel
Oswald
Secretary of the Interior
Udall
Colorado River
Barry Goldwater
South
Secretary of Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
The
Isles
W. Campbell
Cee i
General
Dr. Alvarez
Bridge
Charlie
Broadway
Park & Shop
Wuerschmidt's
Frank Weiss
Optomatrist
E. Broadway
Park'& Shop
Thrifty
North Campbell
East Broadway
Camppell
Lore Mear Columbus Atyd
E. 6Th Street
Fremont
Savece
22Nd St. Mear County Fair
Puebla
Bin
Selena Canter
Johansen
Paradise Kittens
Mode Panalio
Pavalia & Lewis
Tucson Warehouse and Transfer Co
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