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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1964
Page
1
Tucson Daily Citizen invites entries predicting which candidate carries each of the 50 states and the District of Columbia for a $175 total prize pool. First $100, second $50, third $25. Entry must be mailed or delivered by midnight Nov 1.
Phoenix in Scottsdale financier Robert Bohannan claimed his seat on the State Retirement System Board gave him better knowledge of its actions. In a deposition E A Williams alleged Bohannon urged mortgage sales to the retirement system and pressed buying FHA loans from Fannie Mae for resale at a discount. Williams said Associated Mortgage sold 4 million in FHA insured loans to the board in 1961 62 without written offers and Bohannon later left the board to join the State Welfare Board. A court filing shows prior warnings to avoid conflicts of interest.
A British government spokesman ruled out sending troops to stop Southern Rhodesia from declaring independence to maintain white rule. Prime Minister Wilson warned Rhodesia's Jan Smith of consequences if Parliament denies approval. The U.N. urged talks with Britain. exiled leader Chikerema demanded Britain restore order and warned of an exile government if independence proceeds.
Washington officials expect British Prime Minister Harold Wilson to offer concrete proposals on a NATO nuclear force during talks with President Johnson in about six weeks. Gordon Walker said Britain needs time to shape plans, while signaling no stall on a U S backed 25 ship MLF proposal.
The New York Flea Market offers folding money in denominations of 1.50, 3 and 4 sold by seller Sy Seidman who notes these bills are not current legal tender. Most odd bills date from state banks and railroads between 1827 and 1862.
SP official C W McKissick praised the Gold Streak as a safe efficient 4600 mile Chicago to Arizona freight with four crewmen aboard He urged a yes on Proposition 200 to repeal Arizona full crew laws and gradually phase out unnecessary crew positions The Sunshine Kiwanis Club heard the remarks in Tucson
Off duty city fireman John P. Shay spotted four men near a neighbor’s new sports car at 1 50 a.m. He tailed them, noted a second car, and alerted police. Two hours later the quartet Armando Martinez Valencia Alfredo Balderrama Federico Rodolfo Moreno Moreno and Albert Prujillo Hiranda were arrested near 20th Street and Sixth Avenue. The stolen car valued at 5500 was recovered nearby.
Chief City Inspector Richard Higginbotham said his force is removing political signs from public rights of way inside the city limits. He noted it is illegal to place signs on public property and ordered enforcement regardless of party, while signs on private property will not be touched.
Tucson attorney William H. Tinney criticized Dallas officials for alleged abuse of Lee Harvey Oswald’s rights and a denied fair trial. He spoke to the American Legion Luncheon Club and urged protections for press freedom and due process for the accused.
Ma Chin-san, a 38 year old member of the Nationalist Chinese Olympic pistol team, has boarded a Japanese freighter in Osaka for passage to the Chinese mainland. He told Japanese authorities he wishes to join his parents in Northern China, reiterating his defection intention last week.
Mayansk troops moved toward Orure as fear grew that Communist led miners would join the student revolt. A toll of at least six dead and 119 wounded in a week marked by violence. The latest riots in Santa Cruz left one dead and 54 wounded and saw a U S Information Service office damaged.
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