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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1964

Page

3

Goldwater to address overflow crowd at Tucson breakfast

Senator Barry Goldwater will speak at a Break fast for Barry in the Pioneer International Hotel tomorrow. About 1,000 supporters are expected with main and terrace ballrooms in use. Governor Paul Fannin and Col. James Wood attend as guests, with several GOP officials and candidates present.

Barry Goldwater Tucson Goldwater Barry Pioneer International Hotel William Kimble The Kimble Nogales Arizona Department of the American Legion San Francisco Eric Marks Dean Burch

Scar Arson Probe Struggles With Scarce Clues

City detectives pursued several leads after a Sunday auto arson spree burned nine cars on the East Side from 1 PM to midnight. A 21-year-old father was cleared while investigators seek at least two teenagers seen at multiple fire sites. lab tests continue on the fire accelerant.

George Robles Robles East Mabel Street East Grant Road North Park Avenue North Mountain View Avenue

Woman Pleads Guilty In Slaying Of Husband

Mrs. Mildred Guevara a 25 year old mother of three pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the stabbing death of her husband Leonard 39 during an April 12 argument at their home. She could face up to 10 years. Sentencing set for 9 am Tuesday in Superior Court.

Mildred Guevara Guevara Leonard N. 13Th Ave

Suit Seeks 70567 In Death Claim After Crash

William J. Cottam of 221 Calle De Jardin sues in Superior Court for 70567 damages claiming his wife Irene died May 24 from injuries from a Christmas Eve auto crash. Defendants are Mario Giachetti of 3144 E Via Palo Verdes and his son Roger, 16. Irene was a passenger as their car was hit from behind on Broadway near Calle de Jardin.

William J. Cottam Cottam Calle de Jardin Mario Giachetti E. Via Palo Verdes Roger Alexander J. Traficanti Cottom Irene Giachetti

Smog Plan Rejected By Auto Industry

Washington AP report states the automobile industry rejected a proposal to install exhaust emissions controls on all 1986 model cars. AAMA official George A. Delaney said proven California standards can be met by mid 1966, while Muskie urged broader application beyond California and 1967. Williams of AMA stressed focus on California first before wider use.

Washington Automobile Industry Today George A. Delaney Automobile Manufacturers Association California Delaney Edmund $. Muskie Maine Senate Muskie

Critics Question Reporting Juvenile School Names

University of Arizona workshop participants urged curbs on publishing a juvenile delinquent’s school. Officers argued records are public and aid expediency, while speakers stressed parental responsibility and family strength to deter delinquency.

Man Dies After Whisky Bet Doomed Him

In Luton England Patrick Doherty aged 24 died after drinking a fifth of scotch in three gulps to win a 2.80 dollar bet. An inquest heard he also consumed two shots of scotch and about two liters of beer prior to the gulp.

Luton England UPI Patrick Doherty Doherty

Doctor Poll Gives Edge To Barry

A Medical Tribune poll of 3 511 doctors shows Barry Goldwater with a slight edge over Lyndon Johnson. Goldwater 28.8 percent versus Johnson 27.6 percent among physicians. Republicans favored 71 percent of respondents with Goldwater at 40 percent, Lodge 24.7 percent, Nixon 19.8 percent and others split the rest. Democrats backed Johnson 94.9 percent and Wallace 5.1 percent.

Washington Barry Goldwater Johnson Medical Tribune Doctors Goldwater Henry Cabot Lodge Richard Nixon Mississippi George Wallace

Amphi Band Concert Sets Second Summer Show

The Amphitheater Summer Concert Band presents the second concert of its 19th season tomorrow at p.m. on Amphitheater High School campus. Co sponsored by Amphitheater Public Schools and the City Parks Department the free open air concert is held each Thursday night in June and July. The band includes city adults college students and outstanding high school players. Attendees should bring lawn chairs or blankets as bleachers may be filled. Limited car parking near the bandstand is available. A refreshment stand adds to the nostalgic park concert feel.

Amphitheater High School Amphitheater Public Schools City Parks and Recreation Department

Worst Fire Since 1961 Roars In Tonto Basin

The Tonto National Forest fire southeast of Payson roared through 1000 acres of timber and chaparral with winds driving growth. About 100 men fought the blaze as 150 Navajo volunteers from New Mexico were en route, while air support from chemical bombers and helitankers continued operations from Deer Valley Airport near Phoenix.

Tonto Basin Associated Press Tonto National Forest Payson Tonto Sierra Ancha Range Deer Valley Phoenix Roosevelt Pleasant Valley

Civil rights actions spark across multiple Southern towns

Reports from St Augustine Florida Prince Edward County Virginia and other sites describe sit ins marches and legal steps as civil rights activity intensifies. Demonstrators face harassment arrests and a burn injury while efforts to desegregate schools and register voters proceed with federal involvement and city council gains.

Prince Edward County County Board of Supervisors ST. Francisville Petersburg Tereph Owens New York Kenneth

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