Cassius Clay Ties To Attend Black Muslim Convention
Cassius Clay may attend the Black Muslim convention in Chicago as his brother Rudolph Valentino Clay travels from Miami. Leader John Ali says membership is by personal adherence, not cards, and Malcolm X’s attendance is uncertain amid Kennedy assassination remarks row.
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UPI
Cassius Clay
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Rudolph Valentino Clay
Miami
Mr. Clay
John Ali
Muhammed
Ali
Malcolm X
New York
Kennedy
Balanced development urged to avert Latin America food shortage
Dr Preston James, a leading geographer, warns Latin America grows faster than its food supply due to unbalanced development. He notes a drop in death rates from modern medicine but insufficient agricultural programs. He favors self help through the Alliance for Progress and cautions against Soviet influence while optimism remains on avoiding communism.
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Preston James
James
University of Arizona
Alliance
Alliance For Progress
Soviet Union
Venezuela
Cuba
UA and ASU Construction Bills Ready for Senate Action
University of Arizona and Arizona State University capital outlay bills face Senate committee clearance today. UA requests 1.5 million for land and 6.79 million for building projects. ASU seeks 1 million for land and 9 million for dormitories and utilities. Negotiations expected between houses before final figures.
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University of Arizona
Arizona State University
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ASU
Senate Appropriations
Power plants transfer approved by Arizona commission
The Arizona Corporation Commission approved the transfer of four cooperative owned power plants to Arizona Electric Power Cooperation Inc. The commission also granted certificates of convenience and necessity to Redol Water Co. and Lutz Water Co. Redol will serve near Silverbell Road and Avra Valley Road. Lutz south of Snyder Road and east of River Dale Road. The plants in Marana, Cochise, McNeal and Thatcher will support a main plant near Cochise built by Arizona Electric with Duncan Valley Electric and three coops, at a $22 million cost, starting operation in May or June.
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Arizona Corporation Commission
Redol Water Co
Lutz Water Co
Redol
Avra Valley Road
Silverbell Road
Lutz
Snyder Road
River Dale Road
Trico Electric Cooperative Inc
Tucson
Sulphur Springs Valley Electric
Molloy to Speak at NCCJ Brotherhood Dinner in Tucson
Superior Court Judge John F. Molloy will headline the Tucson NCCJ Brotherhood Dinner with a talk titled Brotherhood Democracy at Work at the Ramada Inn. The event, open to the public at 7 p.m., includes seven Good Neighbor awards for community service, and features an NCCJ essay contest with winners from Catalina, Pueblo, Palo Verde, and Tucson High Schools.
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John F. Molloy
Brotherhood
Tucson
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Ramada Inn
NCCI
NCCJ
Tucson Education Association
Susan Kuklin
Catalina High School
June Glenn
Pueblo High School
Jennifer Butcher
Palo Verde High School
Johnny Sloss
Tucson High School
Emily Updegraff
David Davis
Mike Webster
Lloyd Burton
Student Charged In Rape Case In Pueblo High School Incident
A 20-year-old Pueblo High School student, Hector Bravo Vindio la, was arrested on a warrant charging first degree rape in an assault on a 15-year-old girl on January 25 near Indian Agency Road. Detectives Bedient and Krieger detained him at the school. another unnamed man is being sought. The victim was picked up at Southgate Shopping Center and led to the desert site where the assault occurred. The investigation took one month to identify Vindio la.
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Pueblo High School
Hector Bravo Vindiola
E. 25Th St
Valencia Road
Indian
Agency Road
Katherine Bedient
Kenneth Krieger
Vindicta
Man appeals denial of zoning plea after interrupted hearing
Manny Celi of 332 N Olsen Ave seeks a rehearing after the City Council denied his rezoning request from R-2 to create 24 R-1 lots near E 7th St and N Olsen Ave. The hearing was interrupted when Philip Fierson of Wolfe Investigations attempted to serve a Superior Court summons on the mayor and council. Celi claims the hearing was disrupted and unfocused and requests another chance to present his case.
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N. Olsen ‘Ave
E. 7Th St
N. Olsen Ave
Philip Fierson
Wolfe Investigations
Celi
Viet Guerrilla Ambush Kills French Druggist in Vietnam
Communist guerrillas shot and killed Leon Wolf, a French druggist from Quang Tri, in an ambush on a mountain road about 400 miles north of Saigon. A second Frenchman, a plantation owner, escaped.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Leon Wolf
Quang’ Tri
Snow and Deep Cold Hit Mountain West and Midwest
Snow and subzero cold spread across the West and Midwest as a storm moved from North Carolina to sea. Temperatures plunged below zero in Colorado Wyoming and Idaho with isolated readings in Minnesota Michigan North Dakota and Wisconsin. Light snow slicked highways from Missouri to Indiana and across the Southwest into Arizona and New Mexico.
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Midwest
Associated Press
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Colorado
Wyoming
Idaho
Evanston
Laramie
Eagle
Colo
International Falls
Minn
Minot
Grand Forks
N.D
Marquette
Mich
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Florida
Missouri
Illinois
Iowa
Indiana
Quebec
Ohio Valley
Colorado Mountains
Arizona
New Mexico
Law Upheld Prohibiting Leased Liquor Licenses
The Arizona Supreme Court today upheld the 1961 law prohibiting the lease of liquor licenses. The act becomes effective after the state liquor licensing superintendent’s restraining order is dissolved. The rule abolishes license leases for both on sale and off sale establishments, with lessees and owners allowed to apply separately for licenses.
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Phoenix
Arizona Supreme Court
John A. Duncan
Duncan
Pima County
High Court
Maricopa County
Henry S. Stevens
Lorna Lockwood
Lim Case Set For May 4 Trial In Lim Murder
Raymond Curtis Cook will be tried May 4 for the murder of grocer Lester Lim, a date moved from May 20. Judge John F. Molloy set the trial after Cook pleaded innocent. he initially admitted the killing but later recanted.
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Raymond Curtis Cook
Lester Lim
John F. Molloy
Cook
Lim
Tucson Daily Citizen advertising rates and contact
The Tucson Daily Citizen lists subscription prices for carriers and mail, with home delivery and annual costs. It shows annual mail subscription at 23.40 dollars and carrier options, plus outside-tucson delivery at 45 cents per week.
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Daily Citizen
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Citizen Publishing Co
North Stone Ave
Tucson
Arizona
Father and wife testify in Sherri Hoffman custody case
The Hoffmans’ father and stepmother testified at a custody hearing for Sherri Lynn Hoffman, 5, as the father tearfully recalled the child’s injury in a December car crash. Karen Hoffman, the mother, praised Sherri’s bond with her son Kenny, and attorneys prepared further witnesses, including Diane Hughes, mother of Sherri’s alleged attacker.
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Sherri Lynn Hoffman
Jim Johnson
Hoffman
Karen
Charles Hughes
Hughes
Diane
Sherri Lyrin
Hoffmans
Kenny
Alice Truman
John Claborne
Sherri Lynn
Truman
Terry
U.S. Proposes Concessions to Break GATT Deadlock
In Geneva the United States unveiled two concessions to the European Common Market aimed at breaking tariff negotiations ahead of the Kennedy round. W. Michael Blumenthal presented proposals to a GATT subcommittee that would halve the list of over 1,000 items the market seeks to exclude from Kennedy era tariff cuts. The main proposal would shift a 50 percent cut to 40 percent if the invoking country’s duty advantage remains at least 10 percentage points.
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United States
GATT
U. S
W. Michael Blumenthal
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