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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1963

Page

3

Four Charged In Copper Wire Theft and Scuffle

Four people face charges after copper wire worth 100 dollars was stolen Friday from Goorman American Electric Co. and a Saturday scuffle with police at the Country Club Trailer Resort. Misa Payne and James Randall are charged with grand theft, Joe Blankenship with receiving stolen property and aggravated assault, and William Blankenship with aggravated assault.

Misa Callie Mildred Payne James Randall Convent Ave Goorman American Electric Co Country Club Road Joe Blankenship William Lee Blankenship Billy Edwards James Gaston Edwards Blankenships Country Club E. Benson Hw Gaston Tucson General Hospital Ivan Yancy Goorman Miss Payne William Blankenship Randall

Barry Goldwater urges defeat of right to work repeal bill

Sen. Barry Goldwater urged defeat of a bill to repeal Taft-Hartley right to work provisions. He cited 20 states that allow bans on union shops and argued freedom of choice should trump economics. Sen. Harrison Williams Jr proposed the measure, aligning with Alf Landon’s past criticism of such laws.

Barry Goldwater Goldwater Arizona Senate Harrison A. Williams Jr Williams Alf M. Landon

Cotton Firm May Locate In Arizona

New York manufacturer J. P. Stevens & Co says a cotton plant may locate in Arizona after a Supreme Court decision on the Colorado River water, claiming Arizona needs large water supplies to run mills. Stevens and other industry leaders tour the American Textile Manufacturers Institute HQ, praising Arizona cotton as among the best.

Arizona New York Robert Stevens J. P. Stevens &Co Supreme Court Colorado High’ Court Stevens American Textile Manufacturers Institute Henry Sehniewind Spring Mills, Inc C. F. Myers Jr Burlington Industries

Editor Refuses to Register as Communist Agent

New York editor Mortimer Daniel Rubin of Communist Viewpoint defies the Subversive Activities Control Board by stating he will not register as a Communist agent. Rubin, 31, Brooklyn, says registering would confess to lies and undermine constitutional rights. He cites the act’s claims about Communists as myths, while witnesses identify him with the Communist youth movement.

New York Mortimer Daniel Rubin Communist Viewpoint Rubin Brooklyn Subversive Activities Control Board Communist Youth Movement United States Soviet Union U.S. Supreme Court

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