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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1964
Page
3
Generalissimo Franco flew from Madrid to Seville on Saturday marking his third aerial trip in a span of 25 years. The trip underscores the dictator's cautious use of air travel while keeping a rare public appearance.
A high Arab source says a secret plan to remove Israel from the United Nations and bar it from other international bodies has been drafted. The plan, tied to the Palestine National Congress meeting opened by King Hussein, would seek Arab Afro Asian friendly and socialist states to back expulsion. The informant cites Israel as violating international law and UN resolutions, with Ahmed Shukairy announcing the congress has achieved unexpected progress.
Josephine Powell, one of two Black graduates, was admitted to the University of Alabama for the fall term after integrating West End High School in Birmingham. The university would not comment on applications but Powell’s attorney Oscar Adams Jr. planned a news conference this week regarding her future.
Dolores M. Aros 74 native of Tucson died after a short illness at St. Marys Hospital. Aros sang at church services and weddings and directed the San Agustin Cathedral choir until 1943. Survived by husband Antonio L. Aros two daughters a brother a granddaughter and a great grandchild. Rosary tonight at Tucson Mortuary chapel mass tomorrow at San Agustin Cathedral burial Holy Hope Cemetery.
Lowell Thomas presents a fresh portrait of Lawrence in the Reader's Digest June issue. The piece covers his personal life and career, revealing his secretive passions and enduring legend.
The American revue Holiday on Ice opened at the Lenin Sports Palace in Moscow to enthusiastic reception from a standing room only crowd.
Police report a confrontation at a red light in Coral Gables where a man stepped from a car behind John Tracy and slapped him. Tracy said the assailant had followed for several miles before the incident.
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