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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1964
Page
2
The Tucson CORE unit protested to Mayor Lew Davis and Police Chief Bernard Garmire over police photographers at a peaceful City Hall demonstration. CORE urged suspension of the so called Intelligence Unit and invited the local ACLU chapter to join the protest, calling the activity offensive to civil liberties.
Non denominational Hillwood Chapel bucking suburban move, relocating from Akron southeast edge to Wilbeth Arlington project near downtown. The new $1661000 facility was recently dedicated, signaling a center city shift for the congregation and housing project.
Former President Truman defends his 1951 removal of General MacArthur as Pacific commander and says he should have acted two years sooner. He notes MacArthur disobeyed orders and publicly contradicted policy, calling civilian supremacy essential and praising MacArthur as a major figure in American history.
The Tucson Board of Supervisors met in morning and afternoon sessions to discuss redistricting but offered no plan. The dispute involves Supervisor districts and population and valuation balance under a writ of mandamus. filing of nominating petitions begins June 10.
Pima County Atty Norman E Green warned Friday that gangsters and racketeers are slowly entering Arizona cities. Speaking at the Arizona County Attorneys and Sheriffs Association seminar in Kingman he urged constant vigilance and noted an abortion racket as a serious case under investigation in Pima County. Assistant Atty William J Schafer helped present a two page manual on crimes against the person for the session.
A Superior Court suit by construction worker Lewis S. Ellis who fractured his skull in October 1962 settled out of court for about $60,000. Ellis, 38, of 6232 E 24th St, was injured in a fall from a truck on Kitt Peak. Represented by Richard Grand, Murray Schiff Construction Co. was represented by Thomas Chandler.
Arizona Chief Justice presiding over the impeachment trial of Eddie Williams hears that Williams will not answer questions about cash deposits, citing memory issues and health concerns. The trial panel, prosecutors, and defense debate the validity and relevance of a lie detector test, while accuser Joe Adams is willing to take one. The proceedings continue with character witnesses and testimony about the water company and Adams's reputation, with the trial expected to conclude next week.
Arizona officials report average weekly costs of 24 230 dollars for Eddie Williams and Jack Buzard impeachment trials. Total through yesterday 143 814 dollars with 4 000 more for printing the official journal after trial ends. Expenditures include payrolls for employees and senators, court transcripts, prosecutors, and trial supplies.
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