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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1964

Page

11

Goddard urges land law review and recreation emphasis

Gov elect Sam Goddard calls for a review of Arizona public land laws and expansion of recreation facilities. He critiques private land conversion, supports the land and water conservation fund and multiple use act, and pledges to consult conservation groups on appointments and recreation development. He notes that much land is tribal or private and laments the lack of provision for sale to public agencies.

Phoenix Sam Goddard Arizona Conservation Council Goddard

Fine Arts Facility Now Has That Complete Look

By Charles Turbyville the city library marks its 10th anniversary of the fine arts room as a truckload of new furniture completes its expansion. Frances Hubbard notes the room grew from a 500 record corner in 1954 to 3,350 records by 1960 and 5,200 records now, plus 1,300 books on music and 2,700 on related arts. A listening table with two turntables allows simultaneous listening. John Thayer says the room’s use will grow as more people visit.

Charles Turbyville Fine Arts Room City Library Fine “Arts Room Frances “Hubbard Hubbard Gertrude Burt Tangibia John Thayer Jennie Wilson Amaro Place Fine Arts

White Sands Thefts Trial Focuses on MARS Equipment

In Albuquerque a trial of three former Army men charged with conspiring to steal property from White Sands Missile Range began. Witnesses described Rogers and Carlson joining the MARS project and how MARS gear was downgraded and sent to White Sands. The defendants are Mead Arbogast, Raymond C. Rogers, and George D. Carlson II.

Albuquerque N.M White Sands Missile Range Mead Arbogast Ft. Huachuca Ariz Raymond C. Rogers George D. Carlson II Arbogast White Sands Edward Lipscomb Washington MARS Rogers Carlson Roland Belk Ft. Sam Houston Tex Fourth Army Mars Army

Pope Sends His Tiara To America

Francis Cardinal Spellman of New York displayed the pope’s jewel crowned tiara, sent as thanks for 20 years of American aid to the poor. Cardinal said Pope Paul VI entrusted the crown to Americans on Nov 18 as gratitude for Catholic relief efforts that have distributed 1.3 billion dollars in food.

Pope America New York Paul VI Francis Cardinal Spellman

Chinese Bomb Topic Dominates Asia Tour Remarks

West German Defense Minister Franz Josef Strauss said during his 180 day Far East tour that China’s atomic test tops the regional agenda. A spokesman noted the imperial cardinal described the event as a shadow over East Asia. The article also mentions Cardinal Spellman’s portrait at St Patrick’s Cathedral and a Vatican pavilion display ahead of a US shrine installation.

Frankfurt Germany UPI Franz-Josef ‘Strauss Far Cenver- East China Cardinal Spellman St. Patrick’s Cathedral Vatican National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception Washington, D.C

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