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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1966
Page
8
A compact notice explains hay fever as spring and fall pollen allergies with symptoms and relief through winter. It notes rain tonight across the Middle Atlantic coast, Northern Plateau and Great Basin regions with cooler temperatures in New England and little change elsewhere.
Sunset today and sunrise tomorrow are indicated with star Capella in the northeast at 12 15 a m. Saturn rises at 8 08 p m Jupiter rises at 2 58 a m Venus rises at 4 49 a m. The entry includes humidity barometer and temperature for yesterday and today with a date reference of 1956 and a city listing including Albuquerque and Atlanta.
An unidentified man scaled new safety barricades at the Eiffel Tower and leapt to his death from the 337 foot level. He is the 348th person to die by own action at the landmark since its 1889 completion.
Police theorize that thieves who robbed the Gilbert L Beach Washer & Appliance Store less than a week earlier returned over the weekend. A rear window at 3248 KE Grant Road was broken and merchandise valued at 2005 dollars missing. Four black and white TVs two color sets four radios two electric sweepers two radio stereo combinations and a food mixer were taken. The prior burglary involved kick opened back door and stolen TV sets and appliances totaling 200.
The Arizona Association of the Deaf One will hold its fourth biennial convention in Tucson Friday and Saturday with headquarters at the Flamingo Motor Hotel. Donald A. Neumann is president and Thomas Posedly is convention chairman, both Tucson residents. Charles E. Ares, dean of the University of Arizona College of Law, will speak at 7 PM tomorrow to the Tucson Desert Sertoma Club at Vaughan's Monterey Restaurant.
Democrat William R. Malsh told the South Tucson Lions Club that crime is a sore on America and a menace stalking streets. He cited hourly murders rapes assaults and burglaries and urged society to gain social knowledge to combat crime.
The Office of Education reports 457 994 students at 1 591 colleges will borrow under the national defense student loan program for the coming academic year. Federal funds total 178 609 427 dollars across 30 states the District of Columbia Puerto Rico Guam and the virgin Islands. Since 1959 about 968 000 students have borrowed roughly 834 million dollars.
Vandals smashed 11 windows at Fickett Junior High School 7420 E Calle Arturo causing about 379 in damage per police report. The janitor Peter Olguin 4119 EB Bulvane Drive found the damage yesterday morning and officers noted large rocks inside the shattered panes.
Residents of Ipswich were surprised as straw rained from a dark storm cloud. Weathermen traced the straw to a whirlwind that plucked it from a nearby farm field and carried it roughly 12 miles to the coastal city.
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