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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1963
Page
1
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Reports that Tucson real estate dealers refuse listing housing in white neighborhoods that could be occupied by Negroes are being referred to the Commission on Human Relations for study and possible action. Commission member Rev. Paul David Sholin said discrimination reports came as Davis Monthan Air Force Base sought housing for arriving personnel. The commission admits no enforcement power and relies on persuasion, education, and community corrective action.
Republican city and county committees reaffirmed a hands off policy in city primary elections. Rumors place possible GOP challenge to Mayor Lew Davis, who is expected to announce re election next week. Democrats discuss slate and a potential mayoral candidate as Ward 2 race looms with Drachman stance not running.
LISBURN Ireland UPI Britain’s favorite woman driver, 65, flunked her third driving test for driving the wrong way down a one way street. Margaret Hunter, a retired schoolteacher, blamed reactions that were too fast and said she would try again. Her history includes fines for driving without a license and reckless driving, plus prior incidents with instructors and a lengthy string of driving escapades.
The Tucson NAACP executive committee plans to discuss housing issues. federal directives and local services office are cited as shaping moves. Officials say there is no trouble and people are finding housing in Tucson, per the listing with D-M. famil services office.
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