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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1964

Page

38

Tucson archaeologist earns honorary degree at Brown

Watson Smith, Tucson archaeologist and curator of southwestern archaeology for the Peabody Museum at Harvard, received an honorary Doctor of Laws from Brown University and was elected to Brown’s Board of Fellows. His work includes excavations at Awatobi on the Hopi Reservation and long study of Arizona archaeology.

Brown University Watson Smith Tucson Southwestern Archaeology Peabody Museum Harvard University Smith Arizona Awatobi Brown Harvard Law School University of California At Berkeley Museum of Northern Arizona Flagstaff Brown University Corp

Peru Buys Three Flying Boxcars at Davis-Monthan

The Peruvian Air Force completes purchase of three C119 cargo aircraft at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base. Col. E Santa Maria and Lt Col C Arameuru flew from Lima to finalize terms under the State Department military assistance program. Plans include J34 engines atop the planes at Stewart-Davis to lift cargo over the Andes.

Davis-Monthan Air Force Base Col. E. Santa Maria Peru Air Force C. Arameuru Tucson Lima State Department Santa Maria U.S. Air Force Long Beach Stewart-Davis Aircraft Co Andes D-M Charles L. Bushey 2704Th Washington

Teens Arrested in Fairfax Car Vandalism Case

Three teen aged youths were arrested by Fairfax County police for breaking the wind shields of about 60 parked cars over six days. When asked why they did it one said Everyone thinks I'm just a no good punk.

Fairfax, Was UPI Fairfax County

Seven Tucson students to receive PTA scholarships

Seven District 1 high school students once near dropout status due to finances will receive diplomas Friday night. Old Pueblo Council PTA scholarships, renewable yearly, total $35 to $40 per student for books supplies and lab fees. This year 70 scholarships awarded, 75 projected next year, fund $300 short of goal.

Old Pueblo Council Parent- Teachers Association Ruth Blotkamp PTA

Financier Sid ney Eliason dies at 62 in Salt Lake City

Sidney H. Eliason, 62, a noted intermountain area industrialist and manufacturer, died yesterday of cancer in Salt Lake City. He founded Western Gypsum Co. in 1941 after serving as Pacific Coast division manager for U S Gypsum. Born in Snowville Utah.

Salt Lake City Sidney H. Eliason Intermountain Area Western Gypsum Co Pacific Coast l U.S. Gypsum Co Snowville Utah

Fragmented Puzzle Clues On Word Play And Innuendo

A set of partial clues and clipped phrases appears to test wordplay and language quirks. Items reference crime, military frustration, district attorney, and social gender biases, with missing letters hinting at common terms and phrases.

Foothills School Board to Discuss 1964 65 Budget

The Catalina Foothills district budget for 1964 65 will be debated at a board meeting at 8 PM in the school library at 2101 E River Road. Clerk Hollis Martin said several items remain unset, including about a third of the budget for tuition to other districts. Dr Roger Caldrup of the University of Arizona will present on counseling services.

Catalina Foothills Hollis Martin E. River Road Roger Caldrup University of Arizona Martin

California Primary Gains Stakes For GOP Delegates

Washington reports a multi state view of GOP delegate contests as California's results could rebalance conventions. Nebraska and New York detail tight delegate dynamics with Goldwater favored in many states while others remain uncommitted. Alabama and Colorado set delegate selections, Hawaii hints at a split delegation, and Mississippi Montana Texas Connecticut outline races with incumbents favored and key primaries upcoming.

Washington California Nelson A. Rockefeller New York Barry Goldwater Arizona Nebraska Goldwater Rockefeller South Dakota Alabama Colorado Hawai Mississipp John C. ‘Stennis Victoria Gray House Montana Senate Mike Mansfield Joseph P. Monaghan Tim Babcock Texas George Bush Jack Cox Ralph Yarborough Connecticut Thomas J. Dodd

Births at multiple hospitals list numerous new arrivals

A consolidated birth notice lists parents at St Josephs and St Marys Hospitals among others. Entries include a girl by Mr and Mrs James Garner at 7 08 p m May 2 and multiple other births across May 11 to June 1 with parents names and times. The long roster covers Tucson area hospitals and families such as the Leyvas, Jones, Smiths, and many more.

St. Joseph’s Hospital James Garner Gaverne Paul Bunting Pat Leonard Bueina Kentucky William R. Gime Ste .E. 24Th Apt Eugene Weisel Turquoise Vista Anthony Dzierski West Ridge Lynn Atkinson Flower William Rosenwald St. Mary’s Hospital Hubert Halstead Seville M. Breckentidgte E. Waverly Frank Tatum W. Simesin Vigra Willam F. Kormer Jr 26Th St Ronald W. Stuler E. Mitchell Pomposa A. Lopez Tucson Medical Center Alfredo Leyva W. Hatfield Dennis Haynes EL Fordham Norman Lehman Holloway Ronan Berry Frankfort Straw Bobby Morris Richard Ronquillo E. 32Nd Robert Klinzenius Nam Dean Frauenfeld Edward C. Lent Edgar Poorman Alta Vista Phillip Toci Santa Billito Manfred Bottaccini Ronnie Brisbin Marana

Fire calls logged in 24 hours ending today

Emergency responders handled multiple incidents including brush fires at Malin Ave and Jed St, dump fire near Golf Links and Prudence Ave, shed fire on Palo Verde Ave, and car fires on 10th Ave and Park Ven. Units Engine 7 Engine 1 Engine 10 and Rural Trucks reported to sites across the city with several spillages and first aid needs.

PAO E. Broadway P.m Malin Ave Jed St Golf Links Prudence Ave Palo Verde Ave 10Th Ave 18Th St Rae Enalie mEnalies Win St

Memorial services set for Miss Catharine Weiser

Memorial services will be held tomorrow for Miss Catharine Weiser 68 retired nursing supervisor of the Pima County Public Health Department who died Saturday in Tucson. She spent 28 years as a Tucson resident and retired in January after a long career. Survivors include a sister and a brother, with services at St. Mark's Presbyterian Church conducted by Rev Robert L. Jansen. Donations are suggested to the American Cancer Society and arrangements are by Adair Funeral Home.

Catharine Weiser Pima County Public Health Department Weiser Tucson E. Broadway Health Department Holyoke Mass Smith College Presbyterian Hospital New York City Ben B. Wallis Robert L. Jansen St. Mark's Presbyterian Church American Cancer Society Adair Funeral Home

Two Ben Bella Guards Wounded in Algerian Attack

Two police officers guarding President Ahmed Ben Bella’s residence were wounded last night in an attack claimed by counter-revolutionaries. Le Peuple, the government paper, denounced the criminals and urged action to remove them.

Algiers Ahmed Ben Bella le Peuple

General Selden Dead in Richmond at 71

Lt. Gen. John Taylor Selden a decorated Marine officer of World War II and the Korean conflict died Saturday in his hometown Richmond He retired from the Marines in 1955 after 40 years of service and was born in Richmond.

Richmond John Taylor Selden Selden Marines

Diet to Fight Heart Attacks Prompts Public Trial

A 1964 feature argues simple dietary changes can lower heart attack risk. It describes a major field trial with 1500 married men aged 44 to 54 testing special low fat foods, potential expansion to 100000 middle aged men, and the need for lifestyle discipline. It cites Tom Stevens’s health improvements after gradual weight loss and diet changes and urges action over delay.

Alton Blakeslee Jeremiah Stamler M.D Tom Stevens Irvine H. Page Prentice Hall

Draft Bill Approved In Cyprus

NICOSTA Cyprus The Cyprus House of Representatives unanimously approved a bill authorizing conscription of males aged 18 to 50 for six months in the national guard despite protests from Britain and Turkey. Turkish Cypriot leader Fazil Kuchuk warned he would veto, citing constitutional rules on compulsory service. The island’s army and police totals are outlined, with Turkish forces historically underrepresented in the mixed force amid intercommunal fighting.

Nicosta Cyprus Kuchuk

Three Men Sentenced for Fatal Beating in Sells Case

In Superior Court Judge Richard Ralston handed 10 to 15 year terms to Andrew Parley dr. 24 Walter Steven Herkshaw 18 and Martin Angelo Capone 23 for second degree murder in the fall beating of Miguel Felix 40. Autopsy cited multiple fractures and internal bleeding from kicks. Felix was found Sept 29 behind 98 S Main Ave. Prosecutors called it a vicious killing. defense claimed intoxication and a free for all fight.

Richard Ralston Andrew Parley Sells Walter Steven Herkshaw W. 31St St Martin Angelo Capone E. 26Th St Miguel Felix S. Main Ave Jack Redhair John R. Neubauer Felix

Crossword Puzzle Clue List Roundup Matches Mixed Sources

A list of crossword clues and partial answers covers across and down entries such as Ambush alloy of nickel subdued and other items including ancient terms like Equestrienne of 1010 and places like Breslau's river. The fragmentary clues mention various languages and locales with inconsistent numbering and formatting.

Breslau

Emmy System Faces Study After Network Boycott

New York A re appraisal of television's Emmy award system is planned after two major networks boycotted last week's ceremonies. Rod Sterling, author and president elect of the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, said criticisms will be studied and recommendations made. ABC and CBS protested the academy's categories structure and voting procedures for Emmys.

New York Rod Sterling The Academy of Television Arts and Sciences American Broadcasting Co Columbia Broadcasting System Academy

They Carried It Back Out Too

Police were sent to a Clacton hotel after a caller reported men carrying a corpse through the back door. The supposed corpse turned out to be a tailor's dummy used by a film company.

Clacton England

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