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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1964

Page

2

Bus Strike Threatens LA Transit Shutdown

Hopes dim for averting a strike by the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen set to begin at one minute past midnight. About 2,500 drivers may not report for work, idling buses across four counties and impacting 700,000 riders. Mayor Yorty assigned Prof. Spencer Pallard to mediate as talks stalled after Thursday night.

Los Angeles UPI Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen BRT Metropolitan Transit Authority MTA Samuel Yorty Spencer Pallard Yorty Orange San Bernardino Riverside California

Funds Approved for Ryan Field Runway Upgrade

Federal aid totals 45 742 dollars to Tuc son for Ryan Field on Ajo Road west of the city. Project funds will reconstruct the runway grade and drainage for a taxiway following a request by the City of Tuc son.

Ryan Field Carl Hayden

White marchers in St Augustine tense race clash

About 300 white demonstrators marched through the Negro district of St Augustine under heavy police guard led by J B Stoner an arch segregationist. Police maintained order with 200 officers while 15 Negroes helped police patrols as the city braces for possible further protests.

ST. Augustine Fla UPI Mui Luagines US Bryan Simpson J. B. Stoner Atlanta Stoner Washington Street

Goldwater Delegates Gain Amid Opposing Pressure

Sen. Barry Goldwater's delegate tally climbs to 574 on the first ballot with 81 votes needed for the nomination. Delegates from Connecticut Virginia Idaho New Mexico and Maryland shift as Missouri and Utah add to Goldwater's count while Scranton and Rockefeller gains adjust the map.

Washington Barry Goldwater William W. Scranton Arizona Associated Press Connecticut New Mexico Idaho Virginia Nelson A. Rockefeller Henry Cabot Lodge Margaret Chase Smith Scranton Maryland Baltimore Goldwater New York Kentucky North Dakota Rockefeller Delaware Nixon John J. Williams Utah

Smotkin seeks city council overrule on high-rise zoning

Developer Edward Smotkin asks the City Council to overturn a Planning and Zoning Commission decision denying his request for high-rise zoning on the northwest corner of Broadway and Wilmot Road. The panel approved heavy business and duplex zoning for parts of the 40 acre parcel while keeping high-rise denial, citing ongoing work on a citywide high-rise ordinance. The ruling also requires drainage easements across parts of the site.

Edward Smotkin City Council City Planning and Zoning Commission Broadway Wilmot Road Smotkin Commission Robert Heineman San Rafael Estates Smotkin's

July 4 Target For Rights Bill

Senate Democratic Whip Hubert Humphrey said he hopes civil rights bill ready for Johnson’s signature by the Fourth of July. He predicted final passage by midweek after Senate moved to end the Southern filibuster, with Southern senators conserving time for a last push and amendments tied to labor union issues rejected.

Washington UPI Senate Hubert H. Humphrey Johnson Iam Minnesota Everett M. Dirksen Souther Humphrey

Time Out For Action On Rezoning

The City Planning and Zoning Commission approved a proposal to shorten rezoning hearings by combining sessions before the commission and City Council. Drafted by a joint subcommittee, it now goes to the mayor and council for final hearing and approval. An added change increases the appeal filing window from 30 to 60 days.

City Planning and Zoning Commission Commission City Council Joint Council Commission Poes

Girl Killed Three Hurt In Highway 84 Collision

A head on crash on Highway 84 four miles west of Picacho killed 15 year old Helen R Brown of Sweetwater Texas and injured three others including her brother Donald R Brown 23 his wife Patricia 21 and Nasib Kalil 74 of 220 N Stone Ave Kalil who was alone in his car lost control crossed the divider and struck the Brown vehicle Kalil was in satisfactory condition all victims treated at Hoakeme Co operative Hospital Casa Grande The accident occurred about 540 am and pushed the year's fatality total to 235 up from 222 a year ago

Tucson Pjcadio Highway Patrol Helen R. Brown Sweetwater Tex Donald R. Brown Patricia Nasib Kalil N. Stone Ave Kalil Hoemake Co-Operative Hospital Casa Grande

Globe man faces 10 liquor law counts in federal case

After nearly 10 hours of deliberation the jury told Judge James A. Walsh it could not reach a verdict in the case of Winston G. Watts of Globe. Watts faced eight counts of refilling liquor bottles and one count each of possessing and reusing bottles without destroying the federal tax stamp. Defense witness Dr. Quintus Fernanda questioned the government test, arguing it relied on inconclusive facts. Watts was defended by William Marsh with government for the United States by Assistant U.S. Attorney Jo Ann Diamas.

U.S. District Court James A. Walsh Globe Walsh Winston G. Watts Quintus Fernanda University of Arizona Watts William Marsh Asst U.S. Atty Jo Ann Diamas

Jury Awards 40800 For 1.9 Acres In Tucson Case

A Superior Court jury awarded Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Agron and Mr. and Mrs. Austin Agron 40800 for 1.9 acres at the NW corner of W Inn Road and the Tucson Casa Grande Highway. The land will serve the Casa Grande interchange at Ina. Appraisers for the owners valued the land at 85000, while state appraisers estimated 32900 and 35000. Judge Robert O Roylston presided.

Tucson W. Inn Road Casa Grande Highway Meyer Agron Camino Miramonte Austin Agron E. Kent Place Casa Grande Ina Agrons Robert Stubbs Lawrence Howard Robert O. Roylston

Gun Wound Fatal To Tucsonian

Milton W. Marshall 58 of Tucson killed his son Stanley 27 then shot himself in South Gate California. Marshall and his wife argued in Tucson over gambling losses. Marshall died in a Linwood hospital the next afternoon.

South Gate Calif Milton W. Marshall Marshall Compton Linwood

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