1 Percent of Income Donors Recognized by UCC in Tucson
The Tucson United Community Campaign introduces a 1 percent income pin for donors who pledge 1 percent of their income to the city’s 26 health welfare and rehabilitation agencies. Campaign chair Gilbert Bradley outlines a $1,007,000 goal with payroll deductions and monthly hours from employees.
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Tucson
United Community Campaign
Santa Rita
UCC
Gilbert TF. Bradley
Valley National Bank
R. B. O'Rielly
Hamilton R. Cat
L A Woman Charged With Drug Possession Here
A 35 year old Los Angeles woman Dora Sisler Schlager was arrested at the Southern Pacific Depot after a Tucson bound Sunset Limited arrival. Police say a syringe with heroin drops and drug paraphernalia were found. Bond set at 5000 dollars. She faces a preliminary hearing in Justice Court 2 on a felony charge of unlawful possession of narcotics heroin.
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Southern Pacific
Los Angeles
Justice Court
Police Intelligence Unit
Dora Sisler Schlager
Sunset Limited
California
Chicago Rights Truce Ends By Wire Services
A shaky truce in Chicago civil rights disputes collapsed with massed demonstrators at schools and the arrest of a marcher. Seventy five pickets at another site protested segregation as parents started improvised freedom schools in churches.
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Chicago
Nepgro
Beale
Englewood
Nal
New York City Teachers Union Votes to Strike
The United Federation of Teachers assembly voted to strike on opening day, defying a state supreme court order. Union leaders threaten actions from jail while City Schools officials insist classes will open for over a million students. The court forbids no contract no work tactics and picketing.
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Phoenix
Ariz
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Valley National Bank
Lincoln J. Ragsdale
NAACP
Maritopa County
Hammond
City Hall
John C. Morrison
Statesville
N.C
Miami
Florida Ad
New York
Aflcio United Federation of Teachers Lings
New York City
Supreme Court
Charles Copen
Max J. Rubin
Board of Education
Romigs Tucson Optical Service
Etter
George Postel
El Rey Cafe Ends Discrimination Policy
The El Rey Cafe in South Phoenix announced it will no longer discriminate and will serve all patrons under the same conditions after a meeting with Phoenix Human Relations Commission chair William P. Reilly and Negro leader Rev. George Brooks. Earlier this week Grace Peralta had stated she would never serve Negroes.
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Phoenix
el Rey
South Phoenix
William P. Reilly
Phoenix Human Relations Commission
George Brooks
Grace Peralta
Educator Harry C. McKown Dies at 71 in Illinois
Dr. Harry C. McKown, 71, educator and author of many education texts, died yesterday in Gilson Illinois. He once taught at the University of Pittsburgh and later served as an education specialist for the U S State Department.
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Howard Selby
Selby Motors
Fair Share Club
United Community
Lo Selby
R. B. O’rielly
Qo'rielly Motor Co
L.A
BLCON
Visory Committee
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
Savannah
Hosea Williams
Trockery
Farmville
Francia L. Griffin
N.Y
Valley National Blds
Park
Kioth
Mitchum
Levy's of
P.O
Arizona
Girl Scouts
Girls’ Scouts Dept
Downtown
el Con
Levy
Sam
Tucson Fertilizer Co
Ann Chemical
S. Selverberg & Sons
Congress
Tweed
Dacron
Lefdlawn Elcon
Handmacher
Levy’s
Youngdale School
Youngdale
Deeptone Ivy
Ivy Shore
Barathea
Levi's
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