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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1963

Page

5

Mississippi Civil Rights Actions and Rioting Mentioned

Edwin A. Walker and 10 others face charges of interfering with federal officers, conspiracy, revolt, and opposing U.S. authority. Walker, from Dallas, was in Oxford Sept 30 amid riots tied to James Meredith’s admission to the white university. Mississippi Gov. Barnett and Atty. Gen. Johnson face contempt showings as federal actions unfold. The Civil Rights Commission delays hearings, and Dr. W B Belah advocates individual church choice without race bars.

Walker Xford Miss.p Gran Mississippi Edwin A. Walker Army United States Dallas Tex Oxford James H. Meredith 5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals New Orleans Ross Barnett Washington Atty Robert F. Kennedy Kennedy Civil Rights Commission Department of Justice Meredith W. B. Belah Galloway Memorial Jackson Associated Press

Stock Show Attendance Set Mark

The 15th Arizona National Livestock Show ended at the State Fairground with a record attendance of 28,000. Tom Chauncey, Phoenix TV executive, paid top price $1,950 for a Hereford bull from Ruby Mountain Hereford Ranch of Elko Nevada. Feeder steers averaged 80 cents a pound, high 1.50 from Winkler Cattle Co. of Castle Rock, Colo. About 1,300 head of Hereford, shorthorn, Angus, Santa Gertrudis, Charolais and Brangus were sold.

Phoenix State Fairground Tom Chauncey Ruby Mountain Hereford Ranch Elko Nev Winkler Cattle Co Castle Rock Cola Lee E. TePpel

Boston stranglings link rumor fuels fear in Roxbury

Police reported a mugging and attempted robbery as probable causes for the ninth and tenth stranglings in greater Boston over six months. Victims include Donna Ella Saunders, 16, of Roxbury, and Harold L. Cartman, 69, a Salem variety-store owner. Investigators suspect a single slayer may target multiple women, while Atty. General-Elect Edward W. Brooke urged more police protection after a mass meeting. Medical examiners say Saunders was mugged with a deep neck injury, not sexually abused. Cartman was found gagged and strangled in his bed after robbers entered his home.

Boston Donna Ella Saunders Roxbury Harold L. Cartman Salem Edward W. Brooke Edmund L. McNamara Richard Ford Carlman

Sunnyside School Board to Elect New President

Sunnyside School Board plans a reorganizing meeting at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in Sunnyside Elementary School auditorium. Wilbur Phillips, a board member for eight years, was unseated in October by Paul D. Hult, Frontier Airlines station manager, who will take his seat on the board. The meeting is open to the public and will review bids for track surfacing and drainage at the high school athletic facility.

Sunnyside Wilbur Phillips Paul D. Hult Phillips Hult Frontier Airlines Valencia Road

Burglars Take $500 In Clothing From Home

Police report a burglary at 4612 S. 16th Ave. where about $500 of clothing and household items were stolen after burglars broke a rear window. Owner Rudy D. Cruz found the break-in just after midnight. Drawers were ransacked during the theft.

S. 16Th Ave Rudy D. Cruz Cruz

Coronato Overnigh Relief Promises Gentle Colon Care

Advert shows Coronato laxative tablet providing three way relief for tense nerves in the colon. It claims coronic nerve stimulation, re bulking action to tone muscles, and moisturizing for easy passage. Promotes overnight relief and gentle use for expectant mothers. Introductory price 43 cents.

Auerbach Coronato

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