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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1965
Page
11
Maxwell Riddle answers reader questions on dogs roaming streets and their dangers. He argues roaming dogs often become traffic fatalities and labels owners as irresponsible. The column includes dog questions about night vision and breed names with brief replies.
A New York survey team reports Britain’s legalized off-track betting, a 2.8 billion dollar industry, harms the economy by diverting working class spending to gambling. The study notes higher poverty among the poorest Britons and compares to New York state interests in similar betting proposals.
The Masonic Grand Lodge of Texas rejected a resolution to bar Negroes from membership. The proposal would have made formal a longstanding practice dating to Texas's republic era. The exact vote tally was not disclosed.
In Bogalusa Louisiana three white women attacked Italian violinist Guidetta Benin of the San Pietro Orchestra after mistaking her for a civil rights worker. They punched scrambled and hurled racial slurs. Benin lost a contact lens and no arrests were made though suspects were recognized. City officials apologized for the incident.
BYU president David O McKay opposes the frug and other fad dances at Brigham Young University. In a Daily Universe letter he endorses dances like the waltz tango and fox trot as proper, arguing dances should show grace and propriety rather than evil intent.
Friedrich Ganthaler, 38, was sentenced to 28 months after breaking into a Bavarian convent at Bad Woerishofen and roaming naked through the nuns quarters. Eight sisters subdued him. police found burglary tools in the cellar. He claimed wartime POW escape and claimed revenge as motive. a psychiatrist called the act revenge.
Army Captain Ronald F. Rod, missing in action, sparked a regional campaign for 10 000 bars of soap and clothing for villagers near Duc Pho. Donors in New Orleans Loyola University and various communities sent thousands of bars and hundreds of pounds of clothes, aided by churches and Archbishop Hannan.
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