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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1964
Page
3
In Alrewas England Hannah Smith reclaimed a baby carriage she left at a railway station in 1926 containing two prayer books, a mirror wrapped in a Union Jack and other items. The 75 year old widow explained the pram holds memories of four children and a life on the move.
Amphitheater School District wins federal funds under the National Defense Education Act of 1958. The first project at $2 765.67 buys a projector and science aids. half is reimbursed by the federal government. Reimbursement adds to the general fund and can be used within budget limits for the enriched school program. Arizona districts can apply after state plan approval by the Office of Education.
William H. Tinney, a Republican candidate for county attorney, accused Norman Green of failing to enforce obscenity and indecency laws. Speaking at the Pima County Young Republican League, Tinney urged stronger enforcement, criticized budget handling, and mocked Green's stance on organized crime while praising groups backing the police crackdown on bingo.
Bernard Turner aged 39 of 1514 East 26th Street was convicted on a drunken driving charge in Justice Court 4. He was fined 800 dollars and sentenced to 10 days in jail.
Belgrade Yugoslavia President Tito said U S air strikes on North Viet Nam may have spurred Turkish jet attacks on Cyprus. He questioned reprisals against a peaceful population and urged the issues be placed on the North Viet Nam agenda in a statement to Tanjug.
Kenneth T. C. Cheng 60 director of the Formosa Provincial Weather Bureau since 1951 faces dereliction of duty charges. If convicted he could get up to 10 years. He allegedly misinformed the public that Gloria would not strike Formosa, though it hit September 12 causing 239 deaths 89 missing and about 17.5 million in damage.
Police seek thief who broke into an auto showroom in East Orange New Jersey and used tools from the adjoining repair shop to crack a safe and steal 3000 dollars. The criminal borrowed a jack and moved the safe to the shop before forcing it open with the tools.
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