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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1966

Page

4

Four Die In Arizona Traffic Crashes

Four people died in yesterday’s crashes raising Arizona’s highway toll to 432, with victims from Phoenix Wanstead England North Hollywood California Utah Bountiful and local towns. The fatal incidents include a heart attack in a crash scene and a car overturn near Reamns Canyon on route 264. James Rexford Scott remained in serious condition after arm amputation at Winslow Memorial Hospital.

William Harry Ackenbach Phoenix West Phoenix Henry Parker Ackenbach Pauline Winifred Stephens Wanstead England Reamns Canyon James Rexford Scott North Hollywood Calif Winslow Memorial Hospital Rose Ann Pate Bountiful Utah Arizona-New Mexico U.S Arizona Highway Patrol Leutogi R. Tauitlili Tahatchi N.M Holbrook Hospital Clara Martha Howell Page Springs Cottonwood Hospital Cottonwood

Petnaping Bill Signed By LBJ To Regulate Research Animals

President Johnson signed legislation to curb petnapping and set humane standards for six animal categories used in research. It authorizes licensing of dealers and registration of facilities, with exemptions during actual research, and imposes penalties up to 1000 dollars and one year in prison for violations.

Washington UPI Johnson National Humane Society Secretary of Agriculture Oliver Evans The Humane Society

Fire Call Summary From 24 Hour Log Across multiple locations

Fire department logs show 24 hour calls including brush fires on E Pastime Road and mattress fire on E Bellevue Street. Rescues attended first aid events at Veterans Road and various engine responses to addresses on Park Ave and Basge Blvd with ladder and abandoned structure alerts.

Hampton Roads Gienn Sit Sire Pastime Ladae Pigtau Bellevue St. Housers Veerans Road Ladver B.m—Rescue Southern Re. A.m N. Basge Blvd Bia Area Road

City Hall Additions Work To Begin This Fall

City Hall barricades rise as a nine story addition prepares to start September 6. Assistant City Engineer Douglas Massingill says the first shipment of structural steel will arrive then and erection will begin immediately. The Ashton Co. is the contractor. The project costs 1,947,600 dollars and should be finished next fall.

Douglas Massingill Ashton Co

Government to redesign chairs for 25000 civil typists

London UPI reports the government will provide newly designed chairs after a 6 foot 1 inch tall typist found it difficult to sit without knees hitting desks. The move targets improving comfort for civil service staff nationwide.

London UPI

Loot Missing From Action Contractors Office

Police report burglars pried open a rear window at Action Contractors Inc. 190 W. Prince Road and stole three typewriters a calculator a checkwriter a surveyor's transit and $10 cash totaling 1500 in value.

Action Contractors Inc W. Prince Road Surveyor’s Transit Stoen

1909 docket finds fines for horse speed and rifle firing

Grand Rapids records reveal Clyde Brown fined four dollars for speeding on a horse and another man fined for firing a rifle on a day not being celebrated as independence day. The notes show vintage enforcement priorities and odd court curios.

Grand Rapids Mich UPI Clyde Brown

Worker Hurt In UA Fall From Window At Education Building

Edward Nunez a 60 year old employee of Alfredo Johnson Plastic Contracting Co fell from a second story window at the University of Arizona Education Building around 8 30 am He was pinned between a hoist and the edge and suffered a crushed chest internal injuries and an eye wound He was taken to St Marys Hospital in critical condition for surgery

University of Arizona St. Mary's Edward Nunez Sonora St Nunez Fred Johnson Plastic Contracting Co Johnson

Open Houses Planned by Two Young Child Schools

The Little Red School House on 5922 E. 2nd St and the Little White School House schedule open houses next week for ages three to five. Fall opening set for Sept 6 under Mrs Dell Hopson. Open hours 9 to 11 a.m. Monday to Wednesday at Little Red and Thursday to Friday at Little White. Programs include reading readiness and alphabet introduction. A day care program is offered.

Little Red School Little White School House Dell Hopson E. 2Ind St Little White School

Headaches Fatal in Lorient Suicide Fire

Lucien Thierry a 45 year old man in Lorient France died after setting his clothes on fire to kill himself following weeks of severe headaches. Police report confirms the self inflicted blaze as the cause of death.

Lorient France UPI Lucien Thierry

Sukarno Sparks Indonesian Crisis in Jakarta Standoff

Indonesian authorities confront a looming political crisis as President Sukarno faces pressure over his bid to stay in office. Pro Communist elements from Central Java reportedly infiltrate Jakarta amid a 48 hour ultimatum from militant students to back down or face demonstrations. An Ampera Army clash with Sukarno supporters adds to tensions while Gen Suharto convenes a seminar of commanders as Parliament prepares to debate Sukarno’s resistance to loosening control.

Jakarta UPI Indonesia Sukarno Central Java Ampera Army Ampera Indone Suharto

Catalina Plans Orientation for Freshmen

Catalina High School will hold orientation for freshmen and new students tomorrow. Students with last names A through L meet at 9 a.m. in the school cafeteria, while those with names M through Z gather at 1 30 p.m. for the same procedure.

Catalina Sone

FASTEETH promises firmer dentures and healthier breath

FASTEETH powder is advertised to hold upper or lower plates firmly in place without sliding or rocking. It claims no gummy taste, is alkaline, and may improve denture breath. The ad urges seeing a dentist regularly and purchasing FASTEETH at drug counters.

Youth Theater Opening Set by Shirley Poliakoff

Shirley Poliakoff announces the Theatre for Young People opening September 1 through June 5 offering drama classes for ages 5 to high school. The first show is tentatively Alice in Wonderland with mid January opening. Classes at Playbox Community Theatre 541 KE Tangue Verde Road. Registrations may be arranged by calling 2941 E Toledo Place.

Shirley Poliakoff Playbox Tangue Verde Road Poliakoff London Royal Academy of Dramatic Art Nathan Poliakoff Toledo Place

Bottling Co. Suits Total $112 500 Over Poisoned Drink Claims

Two Tucson women sue Delray Liquors and Royal Crown Bottling Co seeking 112 500 in damages for illness after consuming soft drinks. Ruth M. Harmon seeks 55 000 from Delray Liquors at 4233 SS 22nd St and Royal Crown Bottling Co at 127 5S 4th Ave for alleged foreign matter. Dorothy M. Gaynor seeks 57 200 from Royal Crown for illness after soda delivered to 3255 E Speedway Blvd on August 2.

Tucson Ruth M. Harmon Erin Ave Delray Liquors SS. 22Nd St Royal Crown Bottling Co Harmon Royal Crown Delray Dorothy M. Gaynor

Williams pledges full disclosure if elected governor

Arizona candidate Williams told the North Tucson Exchange Club he would spotlight state government problems and reject quick fixes. He said his aim is to illuminate practices and political muscle use, reporting truth as a trained journalist, amid national drift and public apathy.

Jack Williams Arizona Williams North Yeni

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