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Arizona tribune., 1964-08-14
Look Article Says Whites
Are More Poverty Stricken

myths concerning the nations
poor.
Harrington finds that: (l) The
poor generally are not poor be-
cause they are lazy; they have
their pride and work hard, but
continue to get poorer. (2) A
regular salary doesn't wipe away
poverty; many heads of families
would be better off by not working
and accepting welfare checks, he
says.
Harrington, in his Look article,
says that help of sorts is on the
way. He adds:
with President Johnson's
declaration of war on poverty,
IS million Americans have begun
to emerge from social
anonymity"
Arizona tribune., 1964-08-14
Sergeant
Wants Paper
To Buy Shoes

S/Sgt. Boudreaux Lester, Jr.,
of Luke Air Force Base, has
started one man campaign to
raise funds to help clothe some
needy children for school. He
will collect old newspapers. and
magazines from homes in the
Valley and sell them for waste
paper.
For free pickup call Sgt. Les
ter 254-4oo0.
Arizona tribune., 1964-08-14
Mother Of -Four
Shot BY Boy Friend

TAMPA, Fla (NPD Mrs.
Henri Lee Hurley, 2l-year-old
mother of four small children
was hospitalized with bullet
lodged in the base of her skull.
She was wounded during "play-
full" act of her new boy friend,
Harry Mimmenger, %, who fired
an "unloaded'' % caliber pis-
tol at her.
According to a police report
the pair was riding in Mimmen-
Arizona tribune., 1964-08-14
CAR CLUB TO
HOLD PIG RATTLE

Nine young men known as the
Hustlers Car Club are sponsor
ing a pig rattle. One half pig
processed and wrapped will be
the lucky ticket holders prize.
The drawing will be held Sat-,
Aug. IS.
Tickets may be purchased from
Oviron Freeman, Billy ]. Woods,
Joe Allen, Jesse Scott, John An
derson, Ona Woods, Ernest Aus
tin, Freddie King and Willie Ross.
Proceeds will be used to enter
racing contests in the Valley and
the Southwest.
Arizona tribune., 1964-08-14
Dear Editors:

Dear Editors:
Please accept our sincere
thanks for your wonderful CO.
operation extended us during our
recent Pacific States ASS ISOLATION
of Elks Conventio on. The coverage
was terrific.
Wm.H. Patterson Lodge #477
Grand Canyon Temple #437
Mrs. Charlesetta McClammy,
Secretary
Mrs. Lillian Fit,
Public Relations
Arizona tribune., 1964-08-14

gers car. They stopped to talk,
and Mimmenger pulled the gun
from the glove compartment,
pointed 1t at Mrs. Hurleys head
and pulled the trigger. The
woman said Mimmenger had told
her che had unloaded it."
Mimmenger was arrested on
charge of assault with intent to
kill, but was later released when
Mrs. Hurley refused to press
charges.
Arizona tribune., 1964-08-14

Marriage repeated Friday, Aug. Souhminster
Presbyterian Church by DR.. and Mrs. Rowel Ashford.
Miss acquelne Frances Smith, 1864
graduate of Arizona State University.
groom captain stationed Luke Air Force Base The
couple will reside in Glendale.
photo the weddig party including from left
Price, Mrs. Ashford Dr. Ashford
and Roscoe Maddox, best
family pictures Mr. and Mrs. George
Rodgers grandparents the brde Mr. and Mrs. j. Ford Smith,
parents BRIDE Mrs. Thomas Ashford, of Bir
mingham, Ala. parents of the groom.
Bottom photo left Looking gifts Misses Gertrude
Murrell, Woods, Marn Strickland Peggy
Bell and LaVerne Swain.
Second Fred Warren, Sr, Mrs.
Rodgers Mrs. Hattie ardison indianapolis
Mrs. Fred Warren, Sr.
Arizona tribune., 1964-08-14

SOUBLET'S BEAUTY SHOP
2O14 E. Broadway
BR 6-3964
Arizona tribune., 1964-08-14

JACKSON'S BEAUTY SHOPPE
1898 E. Madison
AL 2-9541
Arizona tribune., 1964-08-14
CLASSIFIED
DIRECTORY

ADRIANNE'S BEAUTY SALON
1418 E. Washington
258-O511
Arizona tribune., 1964-08-14

LADY EBONEE BEAUTY
CENTER
OF w. Buckeye Rd.
AL 2-2642
Arizona tribune., 1964-08-14

HILLS PHOENICIAN
BEAUTY SHOP
2110 E. Jeffer son
AL $1,000
Arizona tribune., 1964-08-21

MEN OF THE YEAR Maricopa County Attorney Charles NJ
QefD and Pima County Sheriff Walden " Burr admire
plaques they Arizona County Attorneys and Sheriff
being an in their
capacities Roman cited for his ceaseess interest
statewide legal problems Burr for his Of
solution of a number of unusual criminal cases.
Arizona tribune., 1964-08-21
&. ,.,.. &C.,.
" Worlds Fair.
Of Gas Cooking

Here's Worlds Fair cooking demonstration everyone
attend It's being held at the Gas Appliance Show
case Chris Town. Watch live demonstrations and re-
ceive valuable tips the preparation of dishes from
around the world Learn how easy it is to cook with
dependable gas. Free recipes and samples of world
famous foods will be given away
You will why $3.50 of the cooking at the New
York Worlds Fair is done with gas and no wonder
the worlds finest chefs agree it cooks best Witness
smokeless broilng, instant on-of response and COM
petey adjustable flame for expert cooking results See
and compare 10 famousna brands of gas ovens and
ranges during this foreign cooking spree the
Worlds Fair of Gas Cooking
Arizona tribune., 1964-08-21

JACKSON, Miss. Two white
men we're arrested for shooting
a Negro. Willie Guynes, Is. He
was not injured seriously.
Marcus Perkins and D. ]. Haw-
kins, both 20, we're arrested by
police.
Arizona tribune., 1964-08-21

Several crossburnings we're
reported in Jackson and a white
civil rights worker from New
York, Phillip Hooker, lo, was
beaten by a young man with a
baseball bat.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-04-03
Child Health
Is Topic

"The Parent, The Teacher,
The Nurse = For The Health of
the Child" is the theme of
workshop to be held at Arizona
State University, Tempe. on Mon
day, April Is. 1864, at 4 pm. in
the ballroom Of the Student Union
Building.
Sponsored by Maricopa County
Health Department, 1t Is designed
primarily for PTA members,
school administrators, teachers,
and nurses. However," DR.. S.
F. Farnsworth, Department Dr.
rector, said eft will be open to
any other persons who are In
terested in the goals, RESPONSE
bilities and services Of the school
nurse in the school and COM
munity."
Miss Gertrude Cromwell,
School Nurse Consultant, Arizona
State Health Department, will
appear. Group discussions will
be summarized by DR.. Dorothy
Cillanders. professor of physi-
cal education, at a dinner at the
Student Memorial Union. John
Friday, Sunland School teacher,
is scheduled as main dinner
speaker.
Reservations for attending the
workshop must be made in ad-
vance and will be accepted
through Thursday, April s, 1864.
Persons interested in attending
should contact the Maricopa
County Health Department main
office, AL $685.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-04-03
WOMEN URGED
TO GET CHECK UP

PALMBEACH, FLA.-Periodic
X-ray examinations Of all women
over 40 were urged as the only
means Of cutting the grievous
toll from breast cancer.
DR.. Jacob Gershon-Cohen Of
the Albert Einstein Medical Gen.
ter, Philadelphia, made the plea
in addressing the sixth annual
seminar for science writer's
spoons ored by the American Can
Ger Society.
He said that at present about
o5 per cent of all breast cancers
are first detected by the patients
themselves, and that at the time
they are spotted 90 per cent Of
them already have spread be-
yound the breast to the armpits.
Thus, he said, available cura-
tive methods such as surgery
= are forfeited in approximately
so per cent Of all cases.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-04-03
Oh OR Program
Begins 18th Year

NEW YORK United Negro
College Fund will open Its 18th
year Of continuous weekly broad
casts over ABC's network "Ne-
gro College Choirs" series with
a "Songs Of Nature" program.
The program will be presented
by the choirs Of eight UNCF
member institutions: Lane Col
lege, Jacks ION. Tenn, Xavier Uni
versity, New Orleans, La, Phil
ander Smith c ollege, Little Rock.
Ark. Spelman College and Nor
ris Brown College, Atlanta. Ca,
Stillman College, Tuscaloosa,
Ala, Livingstone College. Sails
bury, NC, and Barber-Scotia
College, Concord, NC.
A program will originate in
New York City, April S.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-04-03
Gunff
Is Sentenced

Superior Court Judge Ross
told Allen CAN'T, Jr., 81, 1904
w. Tonic, that he was vicious.
"The only thing to do with you
Is to take you out of society
where you can't harm people,"
CAN'T had pleaded guilty to
five armed robberies. He was
sentenced to three consecutive
prison terms Of $40 years each.
He robbed five people on Dec.
rs. More than ST 700 In loot was
recovered and returned to his
victims. He was captured on the
same day Of the robberies.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-04-03
TRAINING PROGRAM
INTECRATED

NEW YORK The New York
State Assembly reversed its
earlier decision and passed a
measure, March "a, to end dis
elimination against Negroes and
Puerto Ricans in apprenticeship
training programs.
Passage of this legislation was
one of the prime targets of the
recent March on Albany SPONSOR
ed by the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored
People.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-04-03
IN The MAILBAG


Why is 1t that people label any proposal
which they do being product
munsm7 These people said that the
Russian They placed the stigma Of freedom
march in Washington. They have branded the Civil Rights
being communstc in substance
The Civil Rights BILL the contrary designed give liberties
minority which has long been denied these rights
sona liberty and freedom hand in hand freedom
any be able and without discrimination
have freedom Of conscience and power choice.
That great humanitarian and Patrick Henry asked
these liberties when he said "Cive liberty give
death. No rise today and say
prompted by though Of communsic deology To would
deny the very existence Of constitutions
The Civil Rights Bill liberties given to
the American Negro. The bill perfect passed.
is time that aside preudice party differences
umertcan and uChrisan deny the Negro his rights
Jim Jones
1920 No. End St.
Phoani Ari1
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-04-03

I & M BARBER SHOP
l205 w. Buckeye
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-04-03

Phoenix II, Ariz.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-04-03

SOUBLETS BEAUTY SHOP
20l4 E. Broadway
BR 6-3o64
Arizona tribune., 1964-02-28

Thirty nine singers from Prairie View University
Of the best touring will present Rhapsdc Tel
Of Songs Internatonale'
Under the Edison aunus of Prairie View
who has his PHI D. music the choir has electrified the
from Texas to the Midwest and the Pacific States.
Compositions ranging from Bruckners "Te
folk songs will be presented.
The program will presented Longew auditorium
18th and E. Indian School Rd., March 4.
Arizona tribune., 1964-02-28
HOUSEHOLD HINT
FOR FLOORS

Weekly scrubbing and re-wax
ing is not always the best way T.
keep a busy kitchen floor clean
You may get better results b.
hopping the floor often - ever:
day or two, if necessary - with T.
mop wrung out of cool soap o.
detergent suds.
These quick sudsings, which
should not disturb the wax finish
will probably cut down on the
number of hard scrubbings ant
waxings your floor demands.
Arizona tribune., 1964-02-28
COP AIDE TO
END SNOW JOB

WASHINGTON = A Texas born
Negro lawyer Is on duty at the
Republican National Committee
to try to melt the "snow job"
she claims Democrats have been
giving Negroes and other MI
nority groups in an effort to win
and hold their votes.
Abertine Bowie, special as
sistant in the Women Division,
says her job Is to tell the truth
to Negro women in an effort to
organize them for the COP in
rhis years presidential cam
paign.
Republicans have done 90
many things for Negroes but
haven't capitalized on what they
have DONE" she said in aninter-
view.
THE Democrats have done q
snow Job on the Negro popula-
ton, but we haven't forcibly put
ourselves over to them"
Miss Bowie, who served as
Assistant Attorney General In
Illinois under the appointment Of
Republican Governor William G.
Stratton, plans to travel to urban
centers with heavy Negro popu-
ladons and tell them what the
Republicans have done for their
race from "Lincoln's day to the
present"
At the same time, She II try to
get Negro women to participate
more actively in politics and
community life.
She added that Negro women
have not assumed their full re-
sponsibility nor taken full advan-
tage of their opportunities and
I'VE have to get them interested
and bring them In
Miss Bowie, who was the sec
ond Negro woman to be graduated
from the University Of Texas law
school, expects to concentrate
her efforts in Illinois, Ohio, New
York, California and "any other
areas where I'm invited" she
said.
Already, she has established
a Republican Club for Negro
women in Houston that has 80
members.
She began her political activity
In Chicago. She was on the Chi
cage staff Of the 1860 Republican
Presidential candidate, Richard
M, Nixon.
Arizona tribune., 1964-05-29

The loO0th booking of the sports m "Sportra Ebony
since its debut only prepared for mailing
at the Miller Brewing Co. by Robert Sawer public
and Charles Lnder
stirring salute Negro athletes who have achieved
emnence in their chosen 1t available charge
from the brewery for group showings
Sportras in Ebony is 200 separate sports films that
Miller has in its library Some 1000 these
pictures circulated throughout the United
charge except for return social charitable
aterna organization that They
writing the Public Relations
1000 West State Street. Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 532O8.
Arizona tribune., 1964-05-29
Col. March b unks
To Join Firm

Col. Vance H. Marchbanks, Jr.,
commander of 83lst Tactical
Hospital. George Air Force Base,
will join Hamilton Standard,
division of United Aircraft Corp,
Windsor Locks, Conn.,, following
his retirement on June 30.
Hamilton Standard is the
worlds largest manufacturer Of
aircraft propellers and has an
aerospace research laboratory.
Col. Marchbanks will direct
activities in the enviromental
health engineering unit.
Joining the military forces in
lo4l. Col. Marchbanks began his
promotional climb with captain
cy in 1913.
In 1860 he served as a medical
monitor on Project Mercury.
Arizona tribune., 1964-05-29
Time To
Visit EastIuke

Clarence Jackson, director of
Eastlake Park. announces the
summer program schedule will
begin June 8 and end Aug. IA. He
urges everyone to visit the park,
pool and recreation center and
enjoy the varied and interesting
program.
Free tap dance lessons are Of
fered every Sat. : 10 am: for
children ages 7-13.
Adult craft classes meet every
Tuesday at 8 pm.
Free movie at the bandshell-
Mon.. June Is: Abbott and Cos
tello appear in "Lost in Alaska.
Arizona tribune., 1964-07-17
FATHER AND SON
HAVE BREAKS

Broken bones are the topic of
discussion at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. w. Williams. 5OOl S.
2lst Way.
First, Corky, their son. 10. was
sliding while stealing base dur
ing a Little League game. He
broke his right wrist.
A few days later. D.W.. vice
president of the Williams and
Jones Construction Co., fell from
a roof top while making an in
spection. He sustained back in
juries.
Arizona tribune., 1964-07-17

We remember her voice and
smile. Our beloved daughter, SIS
ter and sister in law, Eolia Cobb
passed from this earth on July
is, 1868.
She lives, still. in our fondest
memories.
The pure spirit can never be
removed.
She Is secure in eternal peace
with our Maker.
Mrs. Laura Reagan, mother;
Mrs. Magnolia Thompson, sis
ter; Mrs. Dorothy Reagan, sis
ter-in-law; VIC, Reed, Dave,
of Phoenix; and L. C. Reagan
brothers.
Arizona tribune., 1964-07-17
SUTTON TRIAL SET

Clyde Sutton, Is of Somerton
is scheduled to go to trial for
murder Aug. 81.
Judge Kenneth C. Chatwin set
that date after Sutton had en-
tered a plea of innocent to the
April 26 shooting-death of Roy
Lee Vaughn, l9 of l24 S. 18th
Ave. in a cafe at 1913 w. Buck
eye.
Arizona tribune., 1964-07-17

Grady Wady. Jr.. 81. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Grady Wady. ST.,
4543 E. Transmission Rd., Tenn
pc, loves scouting. Since joining
three years ago, he has kept a
high interest and recently re-
turned from a week at Camp
Geronimo.
An eighth grader at McKemy
School. he plans to be mechan-
ical engineer. Grady fixes all
sorts of broken toys and small
machines.
He was named the outstanding
Little League pitcher in 1862.
Gary is a member of Union
Baptist Church.
Arizona tribune., 1964-07-17
Thief Has
Musical Ear

A. L. Curtis, %, l61OE. Madi-
son reported to police that a
stereo record player, records
and cabinet valued at $3.50 wer
stolen from the house.
Investigators said the bath
room window was used by the
thief.
Arizona tribune., 1964-07-17

Beautiful 3 Bedrm, 2 bath home
for rent Aug. lo.
l7O8 E. Pueblo BR 6-6428
Arizona tribune., 1964-10-16
16 Charged In Riot

MAGNOLIA, Miss. Circuit
Judge William Watkins set the
trials for 10 Negroes charged
under a new state law in con-
nection with racial rioting at
nearby McComb last month
following the bombing of a Negro
Arizona tribune., 1964-10-16

Richie Allen. Philadelphia
rookie baseball player, was
named Rookie of the Year. His
name was chosen by l3 of 20
National League sport swriters.
Born in Wampum, Pa. Richie
Arizona tribune., 1964-10-16

home.
The Negroes were among SO
persons indicted this week by
the Pike County Grand Jury which
also was instructed to consider
evidence against ii white men
accused in recent racial bomb
ingS.
Arizona tribune., 1964-10-16
ALLEN IS TOP ROOKIE

Allen received bonus of more
than $4,000 when he was signed
by a baseball team in 1860.
He played three years in the
minor leagues before joining the
Phillies this sea son.
Arizona tribune., 1964-10-16
s Billion LUnd es

One-third Of the nation s school
children line up each noon to eat
plate lunches provided through
the National School Lunch Pro-
gram. Throughout the year they
consume almost 8 billion lunches.
Arizona tribune., 1964-10-16

believe it duty responsibility of local. state and national
governments and maintain climate that will
encourage private investment enterprises This
will provide job opportunities for people,
SOUND SOCIAL SECURITY
believe in sound Security system favor revision the
permit older citizens to higher personal incomes
without sacrificing their Social Security benefits
WATER
imperative for Arizona to have assured ample
supply continue its sound growth
Governor continuously and diligently worked with water
authorities the local. state and national levels well as with
throughout the State toward acquiring substantial
additional water AS u Senator would continue my efforts
to water for all Arizona.
PEOPLE-TO-PEOPLE
Peopleto People International Relations
established this with friends Sonora Mexico
God has made neghbors let us be
good believe this program should be expanded other
friendly nations
AND FINALLY, UNDERLYING ALL THE A5oVE...
1t is my conviction that Americas future spiritual and
moral political and economic necapab tied to the degree
each young and DID, armed with belief IN
God Country based the knowledge that liberty demands
eternal vigilance.
Only in the light of these beliefs the individual Americans
realization morally he responsible not only for his DUN
BEHAVIOR final for the behavior OF his servant
of the United States Only in the light OF these
beliefs American constitutional government tina vigorous ana
enduring life.
Arizona tribune., 1964-10-16
GOOD HUMAN RELATIONS
HEALTH CARE FOR THE AGED

medical and hospital should be available needy
elderly and that the cost of such should be paid for
through ederastate program provided by the Act
advocated the adoption of this plan to the Arizona Legislature
the compulsory health under Social
Security edcare this plan permits greater assistance to those
who need it most.
Arizona tribune., 1964-10-16

KEEP AMERICA STRONG
believe long international adversary is dedicated to
our destruction must by possible at command
preservation of nation and the principles for which
with policy of strength through preparedness
SOUND FISCAL POLICY
fiscal policies all levels of No nd
vdua organization continue forever to spend
in To protect the purchasing of the dollar,
and provide solid financial base
for growth the welfare of citizens must
balance reduce the national debt Deficit
spending be justified only in times of national emergency
CAPITALISM VS.. SOCIALISM
Fundamentally in the free competitive enterprise system
that has made America the greatest and most
country the of the earth opposed to the
increasing Capitalization of political and economic in
Federal Government believe Americans should resist excessive
concentration of power whether public or private
GOOD HUMAN RELATIONS
believe based race, creed national origin
wrong will work toward fufment of the plank in the
Republican Platform which pledges augmentation of the Civil
Rights equal rights and opportunities guaranteed
by the Constitution to every citizen.
Arizona tribune., 1964-10-16
PAUL FANNIN'S
Statement Of
Principles and DETECTIVES
This Is Where ! Stand:

believe that every Arizonan has the right to know
stand those issues that of to all Arzol
The following statements reflect my position on the il
which consider of great Importance.
Arizona tribune., 1964-03-13
VA RESALE
HOMES AVAILABLE

President Johns on S recent tax
reduction legislation could prove
to be a strong factor in the sale
of VA repossessed residential
properties, it was noted by Wayne
Sanders, manager Of Arizona
Regional Office.
This tax windfall could raise
the take-home pay amounts for
persons in modest inc ONE brack-
cts so that qualifying for these
available homes could be much
easier.
Sanders noted that in recent
months many applicants for these
VA resale homes did not have
sufficient take-home pay to meet
monthly carrying costs of own
ership. Larger pay checks could
change all this.
Throughout the Phoenix area,
the Veterans Administration has
approximately IS resale homes
available and 40 in Tucson.
All of these homes have been
refurbished to a new condition
and are ready to be shown by
cooperating real estate brokers.
These desirable homes can be
purchased with a very low down
payment and at the favorable in
terest rate of 5 1/2%. Sanders
pointed out. They are available
to the general public, veterans
and non-veterans alike.
Arizona tribune., 1964-03-13
Discussing Arizona Law
IN BETWIxT

obey for example, covering crimes.
Supreme recently held that the violate
prosecuted under
without being placed in double jeopardy
kinds of law czen and the federal const
protects which unreasonable
oppressive then gets caught between both kinds
Recently called in witness testify about certain
crimes Fifth Amendment saying that
might him under federal law. Since
prosecution he testified,
ordered him speak anyhow. The witness coud
) held contempt Of the and pershaps
Jail ne answer;
(2) Be held to face perjury charges If he lied;
(3) Tell the truth and face federal prosecution
promise prosecute for singing binds
only the promising The state cannot bind the federal
government visa
One might the testimony he gave In
immunity pledge doesn't bind another
testimony If, in giving It, witness
danger by another the federal
This legal public service under
vision Arizona and is written inform
to
Arizona tribune., 1964-03-13

the grooms father L. c. Cobb the couple the
mother Mrs. Daisy Wilson and other members Of the
wedding party.
the maid of honor and Miss Frances
bridesmaid.
Richard Thompson Ushers James
Reagan and Jerry Jackson.
Miss Vera Brooks the vocalist
These photographed the reception following the
Wison-Cobb marriage Saturday.
Arizona tribune., 1964-03-13

Estimated cupboard motor
sales in Arizona for 1868 totalled
1900, with an estimated $4,000
in use at year end.
Arizona tribune., 1964-03-13

Shown the presented by the Prairie View College
Cape Choir last Wednesday Lonew School auditorium
Mrs. William Litteton, DR.. Edison, choir director.
Other photographs show of the who attended the
Wbert Flowers Clarence housing
Mesdames Patrick Jessie charge hosp
tally for the choir
Mrs. Naomi Toler and Bobby McCray publicity chairmen
tickets handled by Mesdames Sam Solomon er Lackey
and Edward Kuykendal transportation chairman
Mrs. Rosa Edwards the general chairman.
Rollins Wnslow helped coordinate the
Arizona tribune., 1964-03-13
ARIZONA HICHLICHTS

The winter lettuce crop In
western Arizona Is forecast at
2,914,OOO cw., IA percent above
the 1868 production.