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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1964

Page

7

CORE Speakers Demand Equality Ordinance in Tucson Forum

Roy Twitty CORE president and other leaders urged passage of a public accommodations ordinance at a Baha'i Center forum. They argued legal authority and moral duty, noting discrimination in venues and calling for unity against prejudice with remarks from Glenn Guzman and Lemuel Alexander.

Eric Cavaliero Roy Twitty Tucson The Congress of Racial Equality CORE Twitty Casper S. Glenn National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Joe 8. Guzman Fraternity For the Advancement of Lemuel C. Alexander Glenn Alexander

Three Boys Hunted After Maiming Parade Horse

San Francisco police hunt three youths who allegedly tortured a palomino parade horse named Chief tearing out its left eye. Owner Art Viargues recalled riding the animal in Eisenhower's 1953 inaugural parade and mourns the 17 year old gelding in Butchertown slaughterhouse area after they climbed a five foot fence yesterday.

San Francisco Art Viargues Eisenhower Butchertown Viargues

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