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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1964
Page
14
Detroit Engine Company 39 faces ongoing harassment as local schoolchildren taunt and trap alarms. Fireman Tom O'Brien reports youths peering through windows then racing to pull alarms, prompting officials to assign guard duty and tighten protections.
Arizona Superior Court judge Herbert F. Krucker announced his bid for the new state Court of Appeals, joining John F. Molloy in seeking seats. The court will have two divisions with six judges, covering several southern counties. Krucker highlighted 10 years on the bench as qualification and noted appointments would fill vacancies if elected. He is a long-time Tucson resident, Ohio native, World War I veteran, and former leader in local legal groups.
Rita Marvin, hostess and owner, invites reservations at Coat of Arms in Casas Adobes Plaza. Mother's Day hours 12 to 9 pm, no Hunt Breakfast. Special menu features Rack of Lamb and Tenderloin of Beef Straganoff. Reserve a table for a refined dining experience.
In a bridge vignette from Alfred Sheinwold a player delays, misreads, and misleads, crafting a life speech to stump his partner as East defeats the contract by misguessed suits. The piece ends with a quiz on optimal bidding and a promotional note for Sheinwold's booklet.
PHOENIX petitions for renomination of Sen. Barry Goldwater circulate in Maricopa County. Republican precinct committeemen statewide have been mailed the petitions. Goldwater must file by July 10, three days before the GOP nominating convention in San Francisco. He said he will seek a third Senate term if not the presidential nominee.
PHOENIX Dick W. (Skipper) Dick announced his candidacy yesterday for re election to a fourth term as state superintendent of public instruction. A Democrat, he was first elected in 1958 and previously served four years as Maricopa County school superintendent.
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