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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1963

Page

2

Episcopal Ties Dr King Son Denied White School Entry

Dr Martin Luther King Jr says his five year old son Martin III was rejected for admission to Lovett School, an all white private school with Episcopal Church connections. King says the application was not intended as a test case, and the school notes it is not officially church affiliated though two thirds of trustees are Episcopalians.

Atlanta UPI Martin Luther King Jr Lovett School Martin III King James M. Sibley Lovett

Teens' Crime Spree Kills Two Officers in California

In Fairfield California two 18 year old Sacramento youths Richard Price and Jack Sikes inflicted a fatal spree killing of a California Highway Patrol officer and a Solano deputy sheriff. A third man was wounded. The pair hijacked three cars, rammed a roadblock and fled, with Price later admitting he shot Patrolman Charles H Sorenson.

Fairfield Calif Sacramento Solana County Ates Richard Price Jack Sikes Lodi Rio Vista California California So Price California Highway Patrol California Youth Authority Charles’ H Sorenson Quarr Ested Sikes William Kempe Chewelah, Wash Bob McAulley State Gouen Sacramento River Wheaton-Highway 12 Sorengon Rio Vista Solano County Hale ‘ Humphrey Humphrey Pboys Ernest Moretti Highway Patrol

Ex NBC Executive Critiques TV Advertising Harms Youth

Former Monitor producer Marx B. Loeb, now in Tucson, assailed television ads for distorting values. He told Tucson Kiwanis members that bad grammar and poor taste in ads harm youngsters more than programs, citing athletes endorsing cigarettes and owner endorsements as in poor taste. He urged owners to join local theaters instead.

Monitor NBCC Marx B. Loeb Tucson Tucson ‘Kiwanis, Club

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