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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1966

Page

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Legislature Urged To Take Reins In Arizona House Race

Arizona legislators urged to resist federal control at a Tucson Press Club forum for District 70 candidates. Four contenders voiced aims for change and reapportionment, while GOP incumbent Doris Warn skipped. Proposals included Liberty amendment, tax relief, liquor department abolition, and more state industry in Tucson.

Arizona House of Representatives Tucson Richard E. Bailey Julliette Willis Thomas Goodwin David Wine Doris Warn Willis Wine House Senate Goldwater Goodwin Pima County Bailey

Ginners Loan Bill Wins House Panel Approval

The House agriculture committee backed a bill to grant emergency farm loans to cotton ginners unable to obtain regular credit. Introduced by Chairman Harold Cooley of North Carolina, the measure aims to aid hard hit ginners from reduced cotton acreage. Loans would be channeled through the Farmers Home Administration if enacted.

Washington UPI House Agriculture Committee Harold Cooley D-N.c Congress Farmers Home Administration

Dolin Executed for Nazi Crimes in Leningrad Region

Moscow reports Vasily Dolin, an alleged Nazi security official, was shot by firing squad in Leningrad after his death appeal was denied. Dolin was convicted of torturing and killing Soviet citizens in and around Leningrad and in Estonia. The Supreme Soviet president rejected the appeal due to the gravity of the crimes.

Moscow Vasily Dolin Leningrad Tass Estonia Supreme Soviet

Hayden Faces Minor Surgery At Bethesda Naval Medical Center

Senator Carl Hayden 88 of Arizona, the oldest member of Congress, to undergo a minor bladder surgery at Bethesda Naval Medical Center to address a urinary tract infection as a prelude to a possible prostate operation. The procedure, called a suprapubic cystotomy, is to divert the urinary stream while infection is controlled. Hayden has been intermittently hospitalized since February after earlier illness progressed.

Washington Carl Hayden D-Ariz Congress Bethesda Naval Medical Center Hayden Medical Center William E. Fraser

Steadman Returns To UA As Art Gallery Director

William E. Steadman Jr. will resume his former post as director curator of the University of Arizona Art Gallery tomorrow after resigning last June to lead a Salt Lake City gallery. Previously registrar of the Avery Brundage Collection of oriental art, he joined UA in 1961 and studied at the university Yale and Michigan State with studies abroad.

William E. Steadman Jr University of Arizona Salt Lake City Avery Brundage Steadman Yale Michigan State

South Africa lifts ban on two Grahamstown lecturers

South Africa announces the lifting of five year banning orders under the suppression of communism laws for two white lecturers at Grahamstown University. Justice Minister Balthazar Vorster confirms the decision, marking a notable easing of political restrictions on academic staff.

Grahamstown South Africa Balthazar Vorster Grahamstown University

General Sees No Korea War Threat Rising

General Dwight E. Beach, soon to command U S Army forces in the Pacific, says he believes the Communists will not open a second front in Korea under current conditions. He notes no stronger signs than in 1953 that North Korea will renew aggression, despite the armistice of that year.

Seoul — i Dwight E. Beach Pacific Korea Beach

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