Senator Douglas to Return to Academic Life
New York AP Senator Paul H Douglas 74 will resume teaching economics at The New School for Social Research after losing his Illinois Senate seat to Charles H. Percy. He will begin seminars in the graduate department during the semester starting January 30, continuing a long teaching career since 1916.
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Fannin Names Three To Staff In Phoenix And Washington
Senator Paul J. Fannin announced three staff appointees to offices in Phoenix and Washington. George W. Diefenderfer will serve as Arizona representative, Boyd H. Gibbons III as legislative aide, and Charles R. McDowell as press secretary. Gibbons and McDowell will work in Washington. All three come from the Phoenix area and bring varied civic, legal, and public service backgrounds. Diefenderfer is a University of Illinois graduate active in Arizona affairs since 1961. Gibbons is an attorney and UA graduate. McDowell, a former Good Samaritan Hospital PR director, has been an aide to the state superintendent of public instruction and is a graduate of Trenton State College.
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Crime rate rise nationally and in Tucson in 1966 nine months
FBI Uniform Crime Reports show national crime up 10 percent for the first nine months of 1966. Tucson crime rose under two percent in the same period, with auto theft up 10 percent, larceny up 13 percent, and burglaries up 12 percent, while murders fell from eight to five and rapes doubled to 44.
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FBI Uniform Crime Reports
Tucson
Arthur Barleycorn
FBI
Tucson Daily Citizens Newspaper Rates Notice
City edition misprint outlines home delivery rates for Tucson residents and outside Tucson subscribers. Rates include 45c weekly or 23.40 yearly, with mail options at 2.2 per month or 27 per year.
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