City Council OKs 8 Million Bond Sale As Part Of 22 Million Plan
The City Council approved the January 11 sale of 8 million in city bonds tied to a 22 million voter approved package funding expansion of City Hall land acquisition street lighting library branches fire stations parks and sewers and streets. A 60 000 out of court settlement with the Marion Sanderson family was approved despite a prior ruling favoring the city in a wrongful death suit from an August 1961 storm. The new council faced stalled street light talks in Morningside Addition and agreed to acquire land on outer Broadway to widen and clear the way for the Broadway project with joint city county effort.
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Old
James Kirk
Thomas Rallis
Marion Sanderson
Kirk
Morningside
Harold Laz
Citizens Committee
Broadway
Kolb Road
Camino Seco
Pima County
Breen, Ex-Censor of Movies, Dies at 77
Hollywood mourns Joseph J. Breen longtime head of the Motion Picture Production Code Administration who shaped the industry self censorship for two decades He died Sunday at age 77 Rosary services set for Bever ly Hills Church of the Good Shepherd and a solemn Requiem Mass will be held Thursday morning Breen influenced film content from 1934 to 1954 editing hundreds of scripts annually He was nominated as the censor by Will Hays in 1931 amid pressure from the Legion of Decency and other groups
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Hollywood
Joseph J. Breen
Church of the Good Shepherd
Beverly Hills
Breen
Production
Motion Picture Producers Association of America
Will H. Hays
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America
Legion of Decency
de Bovcau
Professor Discusses Trial by Press Tonight in Tucson
G. Kenneth Reiblich, professor of constitutional law at the University of Arizona, will speak to the Young Democrats of Greater Tucson on December 13 about Trial by Press. He will relate the current Tucson free press fair trial controversy to constitutional principles at the YD luncheon in the Santa Rita Hotel.
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G. Kenneth Reiblich
University of Arizona
Young Democrats of
Greater
Tucson
Reiblich
Tucson Free Press
Santa Rita
Council Bids Farewell to Rallis and Kirk
Retiring councilmen Thomas Rallis of Greece and Tens Kirk, both defeated in November elections, received copper framed letters recognizing their city service. Rallis urged compromise and continued civic help. Kirk joked with Mayor Davis about the retirement award and reflected on eight years of public life.
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America
Thomas Rallis
Greece
Rallis
Tens Kirk
Kirk
Lew Davis
Scranton Signs Law On Eye Level Glass Door Markings
Harrisburg governor William W. Scranton, who once suffered a bloody nose after colliding with a transparent door, signed a bill requiring public doors to be painted or marked at eye level.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Pilot Unconscious For 2,000 Miles
West German air force will probe the crash of an E104G Super Starfighter that flew 2,000 miles with an unconscious 33-year-old major pilot at the controls. The jet crashed near Narvik Norway after departing Noervenich in West Germany. The pilot died. radio contact was lost after Dortmund. An investigative commission travels to Norway as Danish and Norwegian chase planes trailed the plane.
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Hamburg
Germany
UPI
West German Air Force
Narvik
Norway
Noervenich
Bonn
Air Force
Noervenich Air Force Base
West Germany
Dortmund
Disbanding of Tourism Unit Advised
Scottsdale officials debate the future of a statewide tourist publicity committee formed last June after a seminar. Dickson Hartwell questions its usefulness and may disband it, while Tucson and Scottsdale chamber managers push for continuation and pooling of Arizona resort advertising resources.
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Scottsdale
Arizona
Dickson Hartwell
A. E. Randall
Tucson Chamber of Commerce
A. J. Collins
Scottsdale Cofc
Randall
Hartwell
Collins
Frog imports bloom as English supply runs dry
In Britain a shortage of native frogs for school biology classes spurs imports from France. The market fills classrooms with French specimens as educators seek viable alternatives to local amphibians.
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London
France
Firefighters gain control of South Carolina wildfires
Three girls died as 224 fires scorched 6 500 acres in the low country. Dry weather and winds up to 25 knots fanned the blazes near Summerville, Charleston area. State foresters reported 130 fires statewide and warned more flames could flare with no rain in sight.
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Barnwell
8. C
Lower South Carolina
John Shirer
State Forestry Commission
Commission
Summerville
Wallace leaves 840000 estate and blessings to kin
Wallace died at 77 in South Salem New York after serving as secretary of commerce and developing hybrid corn. His will dated July 30 leaves real estate valued at 150000 and personal property valued at 690000. Stocks are largely given to sons Robert Henry B and daughter Jean W Douglas with further bequests anticipated from his widow’s estate.
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White Plains
N.Y
Henry_A. Wallace
Franklin Dy
Roosevelt
Wallace
South Salem
Westchester County Surrogate's
Sec
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Robert
Doylestown
Henry B
West Des Moines
Jean W. Douglas
Washington
Call for bids for modular defibrillator and cardiovScope
Notice for sealed bids to furnish Pima County General Hospital with one modular defibrillator and cardio scope per specifications. Bid B 2499 due December 29, 1965 at 10:00 in the office of the Pima County Purchasing Agent Tucson Arizona.
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Pima Eaunty
South Ath Avenue
Tucson
Arizona
Pins County General Hospital
Pima
County
Beening
NOTIC
Pima County
Agenc
Ies
7Th Avenue
Tucan
Agian
Fine County
Eemyth H Sth
South 8Th Avenue
Board of Supervisors
Ciaht
Orain
Thomas
Jay
Pima County Bids Open for Gasoline Kerosene and Diesel
The Pima County Purchasing Agent solicits bids for gasoline regular and ethyl, kerosene oil, and diesel fuel for one year with commitments to furnish bid and performance bonds. The Board of Supervisors may reject any bid or waive irregularities, with openings set in Tucson Arizona in early January 1966.
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Pima Courty
Ase
South Ath Avenue
Tucson
Arion
Te Pla
Eth Avenue
Arizona
Board of Supervisors
Bone
Thomas $. Jay
Supervisors
Arizorte
Fucion Daily Citizen
Pima
Pima County
South
Gh Avenue
South 2Th Avenue
Fima County
South 8Th Avenue
Thomas S$. Jay
Ima County
Tucson Daily Citizen
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Edgar F. Brown
Deauly
Charleston
International Paper Co
Union Bag Co
Virginia Pulp and Paper Co
P. L. Daily
Possei
Bill Ackerman
Stone Ave
U.S. A
Gall Gifu
Arizona Highways
West Lewis
Phoenix
Retary of Commerce
Associates
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Era Ae
Ae Ealth & Accident Insurance
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Arigna
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