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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1963
Page
7
Professor Benjamin S. Mesick of the University of Arizona mechanical engineering department has been appointed to the education committee of the American Society of Tool Manufacturing Engineers. He resides at 219 El Volador.
Charles Sladko and Margaret Padilla pleaded guilty to interstate transportation of a stolen car and asked U.S. District Judge George Templar for permission to marry. Templar ordered a pre sentence investigation and asked a U S marshal to arrange the marriage.
Attorney Richard Burke warns that excessive city county cooperation could push toward centralized metropolitan government. He questions the need for more central control while panelists at the Tucson Chamber breakfast favor cooperation. Burke warns centralized systems risk bureaucracy and self serving employees. Dr David Bingham argues for local control and opposes a metro type government.
A 19 year old Tucson youth in a National Guard uniform used a .22 rifle at the W 22nd St and S Meyer Ave intersection to deter speeding motorists. Police charged Daniel B Hargis with disturbing the peace but the City Court dismissed the case for lack of a signature on the complaint.
A House study committee was appointed to examine the State Hospital's administration and operations. Members include Reps. Rhodes Crosby Van Dyke Getz wiler Humphrey from the Appropriations Committee. Minority leaders protested the panel as lacking any minority members. Senate talks of a similar probe continue with criticism of hospital finances and a new administration building.
The Kennedy administration moves on two fronts to prevent racial strife in the South. Atty Gen Kennedy seeks voluntary desegregation by southern business owners and congressional passage of powers to sue to enforce civil rights. Dr King urges presidential escort for students entering Alabama. Greensboro leaders face a deadline to end segregated public facilities or risk renewed demonstrations.
Gilbert Valenzuela Llamas, 37, of 502 N. San Rafael Ave and Thomas Richard King, 21, of 6502 E. Cooper St were each fined 100 dollars and ordered to serve 10 days in the city jail farm after being found guilty in City Court yesterday on drunken driving charges.
A promotional blurb asserts Reader's Digest reveals why men are more self conscious about sex than women. It promises insights from a noted authority to help marriages run more smoothly and urges readers to buy the June issue.
Clyde Morrison seeks a writ of prohibition in Superior Court to bar city court prosecution without a jury. Morrison argues the dual system violates equal protection and that city jurisdiction should mirror justice court rights. His arraignment followed an April 29 arrest with a June 13 trial date set, and he requests a postponement pending the writ ruling.
The unidentified man found near Sahuarita remains unnamed as investigators await the FBI fingerprint report. Sheriff Walden Burr and Capt. James McDonald lead the probe, checking a Tucson man and tracing two abandoned autos while chemist Carl Kempe analyzes bloodstains and clothing for clues.
Yale University has awarded scholarships to three more District 1 high school seniors. Rincon High School senior Larry Bradley is named an honorary scholar. Catalina High’s Robert Breck and Rincon student Robin Lee receive general university scholarships. Rincon student David Coleman TH already earned a major Yale scholarship of 600 per year, renewable.
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