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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1962

Page

21

Minority Job Problems Will Be Tackled Soon

Morris L. Schneider will join the City Human Relations Committee on July 1 to study employment opportunities for minority groups, focusing on youth and interviews with employers. The commission will open an office at 240 N Court Ave July 7 and continue handling discrimination complaints and the open public accommodations program.

Morris L. Schneider City Tom Jordan Commission Per Sonnel Committee Tucson Schneider University of California At Los Angeles Berkeley Jordan N. Court Ave

Three Killed In Arizona Traffic Toll Reaches 185

United Press International reports three traffic fatalities in Arizona over the weekend. totals rise to 185 for the year, with multiple crashes near Phoenix Globe and Flagstaff. drivers Ramirez Anthony Gillum Schoeder die, others injured. authorities cite drunken driving and high speed as factors.

Arizona Jack R. Ramirez Phoenix 16Th St Salt River David Anthony Ramirez Anthony Eva Jean Stout J. D. Gillum Claypool U.S Globe Miami Highway Patrol Gillum Homer H. Culpepper Augustine R. Gonzales Fof Gila General Hospital Tenor Schoeder Lincoln Neb Flagstaff U.S. 66

Russian Delegation Visits Cerritos College In Norwalk

Five men from the Russian Ministry of Higher and Secondary Education toured Cerritos College focusing on science facilities and curriculum. Lead delegate Boris Kuzmin asked chemistry instructor Ev Baker to weigh a Russian coin, measuring 1.0001 grams. Kuzmin lauded the result, noting the measurement was within one ten-thousandth of a gram.

Norwalk Calif Ministry of Higher and Secondary Education Cerritos College Boris Kuzmin Ev Baker Kuzmin

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