Elson Warns of Dangers in Poor March
Democratic Senate candidate Roy Elson warned at Sigma Delta Chi that the Washington poor peoples march could trigger danger as emotions run high. He contrasted it with Dr. King’s peaceful march and urged caution while noting Congress has been tackling civil rights and poverty measures.
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Hughes Acquires New Vegas Land on the Strip
Howard Hughes added 23 acres to his Las Vegas holdings purchasing vacant land between Castaways and Frontier for about 2 million. The purchase expands his casino hotel portfolio and comes as his Las Vegas empire grows alongside a TV station ranch and two airline terminals valued around 150 million.
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Pio Decimo Center Names New Officers
The Rev. Jose Hurtado elected president of the Pio Decimo Neighborhood Center with William A. Mitchell as vice president John Schiltz as treasurer and Mrs. Robert Esparza as secretary New board members include Carlos Lopez George Villalobos and George Mendoza The center at 822 S 7th Ave offers equivalency classes tutoring summer school sewing cooking remedial reading 4 H activities girls teen clubs and naturalization classes.
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Pancake Breakfast Planned for Memorial Day
A pancake breakfast will run from 8 a.m. to noon on Memorial Day at Our Savior's Lutheran Church Campbell Ave east Helen St. The event is sponsored by Papago Lodge Order of the Arrow Boy Scouts of America. Admission is $1 per plate with free entry for children under six.
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Campus officer pins unrest on hippie fringe at Arizona
UA campus chief security officer Douglas Paxton told Rincon Rotary Club that about 60 to 75 hippie students and an equal number of transient youth, mostly from Students for Democratic Freedom, are fomenting unrest. He linked them to the Communist Party and said they disrupt campus life, sometimes driving students to drink, while noting most students are pursuing education. Marijuana cited as the biggest temptation among narcotics and LSD has waned as a lure.
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Blocked Access Engenders Suit Over Lease at Speedway Site
Sol B. Amen, owner of Flash iTV, filed a $1,685,000 Superior Court suit against Kal Rubin James Motors Inc World Motors Inc and James R Thomson president alleging sublease on April 22 but blocked access to exits and entrances covered by lease easements. A hearing is set for 1:10 am on June 3 with a restraining order sought to prevent further blocking.
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