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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1963
Page
9
A night manager, 63, faced a burglary at the Roskruge Hotel when a young man with an antique revolver demanded cash. The robber bound Wilson, stole $81 and two rings, and escaped through a rear side door as a guest freed the clerk and alerted police.
Van Wyck Brooks, eminent critic and biographer, died in Bridgewater Connecticut at age 77 in his white frame house. He sparked a rethinking of American letters with Americas Coming of Age and later produced Makers and Finders A History of the Writer in America 1800 1915 winning the 1937 Pulitzer for The Flowering of New England. He leaves wife Gladys Rice Billings Brooks and two sons Oliver K. Brooks and Charles Van Wyck Brooks. Memorial services are set for Tuesday.
The South Tucson Lions Club selects Richard J. Sacha of Valley National Bank as president for 1963 64. New officers include Harry Moorefield Ernesto Munoz E E Lass Ed T Mulhern and Daniel Cavicchioni. Board members are Leo Carrillo Arthur Wright Adolfo Loustaunan Dr A L Hennington Edgar Warner and Edward Lopez.
Mrs Henry Henrie, 27, modeling work and debt. her husband Edwin Henrie, 27, Navy pay at $560 monthly and five years of residency ahead in neurosurgery. they support a 3 year old boy and 5 month old daughter while he studies. Mrs Charles McCarthy, 24, supports husband in Loyola Stritch medical program. debt of $2000, daughter born last summer, she earns $100 monthly as auxiliary secretary. internship at $275 monthly plus five years of neurosurgery at about $175 monthly. Both advise girls to marry med students, as it strengthens the marriage.
WINDOW ROCK Ariz The Navajo Tribal Council barred two newsmen from chambers on orders of Chairman Raymond Nakai The editors voiced concern for a free press while Nakai said sessions would reopen after the 1963 64 budget work ends Hinshaw and Macrorie described friction over coverage of administration criticisms and PR handling
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