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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1964

Page

5

Play Tried In Chinese Set For Hong Kong Stage

Arthur Miller approved a Chinese language production of Death of a Salesman to be presented here by Ching King-fai, a Yale-trained drama instructor at Hong Kong Baptist College. The planned performance marks a cross cultural rendering of a classic work.

Hong Kong UPI Arthur Miller Ching King-fai Hong Kong Baptist College Miller

ACC Should Be Appointive Rees Tells Pima GOP Club

Tucson attorney Paul Rees Jr urged the Pima County Republican Club that the Arizona Corporation Commission be made appointive to be directly answerable to the people. He warned of federal overreach in civil rights debates and urged GOP backing for Senator Barry Goldwater.

ACC Rees Arizona Corporation Commission Tucson Paul. Rees, Jr Pima County Republican Club Westerner Hotel Corporation Commission GOP Barry ‘Goldwater

Valley Bank Home Improvement Loan Offers Same Day Service

Modernize improve or repair needs outlined with a Valley Bank Home Improvement Loan. Visit your nearest office and prepare details so staff can provide same day service when you come in.

Valley Bank

Blue Moon Color Spots Not Caused by Communists

Dr. James C. Greenacre of Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff reports red and pink color spots observed on the moon last fall, near Aristarchus crater and Schroter's Valley. A blue haze appeared hours later, but he doubts any link to the color spots. Color photography may soon capture the phenomena if repeated.

Science Service New York James C. Greenacre Lowell Observatory Flagstaff Arizona U.S. Air Force Greenacre Aristarchus Crater Cobra Head Schroter Aristarchus

Appointed Justice Seeks Post in Sept Primary

Jacobson who serves as justice of the peace for Precinct 4 announced as a Democrat he will seek election in the September 8 primary. A longtime attorney, he was appointed two years ago after Norman E. Green left the bench. He noted none of his rulings have been overturned on appeal and stressed merit and public confidence in the Justice Court as essential to equal justice. Jacobson is a Pima County and Arizona bar member and lives at 7325 N Oracle Road.

Oe Jacobson Jacobson Norman E.green Justice Court People's Court Pima County Arizona American Judicature Society Oracle Road

Basildon boy trades radio for valuable violins

In Basildon England a schoolboy named John Blake swapped a battered radio for two old violins. After repairs one violin was valued at as much as 1400 dollars each, marking him a savvy young trader.

Basildon England UPI John Blake

Keane Proposes New Role for Faure in City Planning

City Manager Mark Keane told Tucson Retail Trade Bureau members that reorganizing Tucson planning activities will give Planning Director Andre Faure a new opportunity to use his abilities. Keane spoke at the Pioneer Hotel noon meeting and discussed potential reshuffling including a new coordinator of community development and better planning use of staff.

Mark Keane Tucson Retail Trade Bureau Andre Faure Pioneer Hotel Keane Board of Supervisors Faure John Tsaguris Andy

Loot Stolen From Tucson Photo Shop Break-In

A break-in at Tucson Photo Co. 521 N. 4th Ave. left nine cameras and other equipment valued at about 1600 dollars missing after a hammer broke a glass front door. hammer recovered. A separate report notes a 2000 dollar emerald and diamond brooch missing from Mrs. John Aballa’s home at 1501 West Miracle Mile Strip, last seen in January.

Tucson Photo Co N. 4Th Ave John Aballa Sheriff's Office Miracle Mile Strip

Ether blast kills patient in Varese hospital operation

In Varese Italy an ether explosion in a hospital operating room during brain surgery killed 24 year old patient Giovannia Miceiche who was paralyzed from a prior auto accident. Two doctors and a nurse were severely burned. The medical team were removing a cranial blood clot when the blast occurred.

Varese Italy Giovannia Miceiche

Brass Band Faces Musical Crisis Ahead of Rotterdam Match

The Rotterdam brass band risks failing to perform before next Sunday's soccer clash with Albania. Officials race to locate the Albanian National Anthem score as all attempts to obtain it have failed.

Rotterdam UPI

Sub‑teen 2‑piece outfits from Levy’s Children’s Wear

Blue Bird floral two piece for girls ages 8 to 14 with pink and aqua trims selling at 5.00 for boys. Jantzen knit cardigans and a Dee Why surfer style with contrasting trim sold in sizes 8 to 20 from Levy’s Children’s Wear Downtown.

Blue Bird Jantzen Swinger F. Jantzen Dee Why

Manchester Names Street After Leningrad

Manchester city officials said they will name a street after Leningrad, while Leningrad plans to name one of its new streets Manchesterkaya.

Manchester England UPI Leningrad Manchesterkaya

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