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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1966
Page
1
Saigon Post reported last week 30 civilians killed and 30 wounded when jet planes strafed a river barge convoy on the Vam Tay River near Saigon. U S military spokesmen said the report was under investigation and they had no knowledge of the incident.
Sunnyside High School delays freshman orientation originally set for Thursday and plans to reschedule after classes begin. District officials say schools open next Wednesday, with updated calendar to follow.
A new group Arizonans for Water Without Waste forms in Tucson to oppose the Bridge and Marble Canyon dams on the Colorado River. They circulate petitions to Congress, urging water to Central Arizona without spending three quarters of a billion dollars. About 200 signatures. Joel Rodack leads the group with Roy Emrick and Robert Rawson as officials.
Partial OCR text from a Tucson publication shows unclear headers and pricing. It mentions a Sunday host and pay tele prepaid in advance, with a reference to a 45 cent rate and a 17 cent second class position. The fragment lacks coherent event or action details.
Levy's of Tucson denounces a phone survey scam claiming to be conducted for the department store. A spokesman says an unidentified caller seeks family relationship details, upsetting families and prompting calls to police. The store has authorized no one to conduct telephone surveys.
A 17 year old Tucson youth, John Morgan Jr., was found dead at Pena Blanca Lake after a boating accident. He and Bobby Thomas were in a rowboat when it capsized at 1:55 p.m. They surfaced and swam for shore. Morgan did not survive. The body was recovered at 8:20 p.m. by Pima County Search and Rescue.
Tonight and tomorrow at 8 30 P M shows You Cant Take It With You at the Jewish Community Center A 2 30 P M Sunday matinee is planned Also Thursday Saturday and Sunday evenings are listed in the schedule Charges apply for admission See sports section for calendar.
Police sprayed an irritant on an antiwar demonstrator who halted a truck heading to Port Chicago Naval Weapons Station. The incident left a protester and bystanders affected as FBI and Contra Costa County authorities pursued a flag-draped assault case near the Navy docks.
In Camberley England workers walked off during tea breaks to oppose a regulation requiring three colored lapel tags for restroom access. They returned after management agreed to drop the tag rule.
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