Tucson deaths travel home and injuries in Oklahoma City
The bodies of three Tucsonians died in a traffic accident in Oklahoma City over the weekend and are being returned for funeral services. a Tucson woman was severely injured in the same crash. Staggered school sessions planned at Amphitheater High due to enrollment rise. other grade levels stay full day. 205 irregular signatures found in Ward 1 Democratic petition probe signaling irregularities among city primary candidates. Racial crisis debate begins with a 10 part series. protests in California and Virginia lead to about 125 arrests. quiet Sunday otherwise. Picketing continues at a hospital site in Brooklyn.
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Rail union reader urges bargaining over Kennedy plan
A Washington reader from the rail union argues the dispute with railroads is not as dire as portrayed. He advocates settlement through bargaining and calls for rejection of President Kennedy’s proposal.
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World powers clash over treaties and alliances
De Gaulle rejects Moscow partial test ban and Khrushchev non aggression accord. Thousands flee Skopje as disease threat prompts government orders. Soviet bloc locks on international bank while snubbing central planning idea. North Korea ambush kills two, wounds one. Indonesia Malaya Philippines leaders meet in Manila on unity. Victor Riesel critiques U S foreign policy and aid. Coal backed dollar credits suggested to limit economic impact.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
U.S
John Chamberlain
Cronin Fines Piersall $250 Suspends Angels Player
American League President Joe Cronin fines Los Angeles Angels out fielder Jimmy Piersall 250 dollars and suspends him until August 2 after another umpire dispute. The day also features the 15th Annual City Individual Swimming and Diving Championships opening at Randolph Fool. Also notes San Francisco Giants at Candlestick Park facing winds and temperature as they rejoin the pennant race.
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Jimmy Piersall
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Happy Haven
General Index Highlights From Local Newspaper Page
A compact recap of this issue's top items includes bridge results, citizen notes, Charlie Comics, a crossword puzzle, and brief death notices. Also features editorials, financial news, Molly Mayfield, movie times, TV radio dials, and a Woman's View column.
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Sundt Begins East End Work On Broadway Underpass
Keenan Building at East End cleared for Broadway underpass expansion as M M Sundt Construction starts east end tunnel work. Acme Wrecking Co personnel finished weekend debris removal after Acme agreed to raze the Keenan site at Keenan expense to resolve a city dispute. Sundt says project will not delay.
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Keenan Pipe & Supply Co
M. M. Sundt Construction Co
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Acme Wrecking Co
Acme
Steve Rubel
Sundt
A. Sundt
Quiet Sunday on racial front across several states
Demonstrations occurred in Danville Virginia Farmville Virginia Torrance California Denver Colorado Pine Bluff Arkansas Ocala Florida Baton Rouge Louisiana Chicago Philadelphia Columbia South Carolina Vicksburg Mississippi Lexington Kentucky and New York City with arrests reported in Danville Farmville and Torrance while other sites saw picketing and protests. A mix of church, housing, and employment issues fueled actions as civil rights leaders and groups urged desegregation and nonviolence ahead of the Washington march.
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National Catholic Conference For Interracial Justice
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Anthony S. Lambert
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NAACP
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Ku Klux Klan
Lexington
New York
Malcolm XX
Economics Answer Says PHOENIX Commission Focuses on Jobs
William P. Reilly chairman of Phoenix Human Relations Commission says economic security is key to racial discrimination issues. He urges equal job opportunities for young parents to motivate minority children’s integration. The panel meets to study a list of grievances from the NAACP.
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William P. Reilly
Human Relations Commission
Reilly
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Arrests Continue At Brooklyn Hospital Site
Police reported mass arrests at construction sites conducting picketing for better jobs for Negroes and Puerto Ricans. Ten were arrested at an apartment project in Queens, 29 at a Brooklyn hospital site including one anti Negro picket. clashes occurred during a line crash. In criminal court, seven ministers a seminarian and a social worker received suspended sentences for disorderly conduct after blocking a cement truck at Rutger housing on Manhattan's Lower East Side.
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Robert F. Wagner
Nelson
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Jamaica
Subscriptions Rates For Tucson Carriers And Mail
Subscription rates listed for Tucson area include 923.40 annually by carriers and 629.40 per year by mail. The note mentions home delivery outside Tucson and a wet week affecting service.
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