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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1967

Page

3

Funeral Rites Pending For Veteran Tucson Newsman Vince Davis

Funeral services pending for veteran Tucson journalist Vince Davis who died Saturday at Tucson Medical Center after a brief illness. Davis, 49, began at the Tucson Daily Citizen in 1946 then moved to the Arizona Daily Star, later serving in civic roles and government posts before returning to the Star as Superior Court reporter. He belonged to Lions Club Tucson Press Club Arizona Press Club Sigma Delta Chi Elks Club and Arizona Conference of Social Welfare. Survived by his widow Norma Lea. Funeral services to be announced by Valley Funeral Home.

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Klan Rally in Atlanta Supports Vietnam Troops

Ku Klux Klan grand dragons from six states led a march through a Negro neighborhood to a City Hall rally in Atlanta in support of American troops in Vietnam. About 400 Klansmen in robes walked two miles while jeers from counter-protesters echoed along Grant Park to City Hall.

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