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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1969

Page

3

Dean Martin and Jeanne Riegger to divorce after 20 years

Hollywood reports Dean Martin and Jeanne Riegger plan to end their 20 year marriage amid rumors of Martin's new relationship. Jeanne, 47, said proceedings will begin immediately and stressed concern for their eight children.

Dean Martin Jeanne Hollywood Jeanne Riegger Martin Martins Dean Dino Ricci Gina Craig Claudia Gail Deana Dino Per Los Angeles

Convention budget shows 89.9 percent of goal reached

Budget for the American Baptist Convention for the seven months ended July shows receipts of 6,401,501 dollars, reaching 89.9 percent of the anticipated annual goal.

Valley Forge UPI American Baptist Convention

Schoenbrun Blames Russia for Middle East Strife

Journalist David Schoenbrun in Tucson to keynote the 1970 Combined Jewish Appeal Israel Emergency Fund drive at the Old Pueblo Club. He blames Russia for arming Egypt and fanning Nasser’s anti Israel hate while calling Israel the United States’ only solid democracy in the region. He questions four powers’ peace role and supports a demilitarized UN zone, with withdrawal by unanimous consent, as a possible solution.

Margaret Kuehlthau David Schoenbrun Today Russia Middle East Israel Egypt Nasser Columbia Broadcasting Co Schoenbrun Tucson Britain France United States United Nations

St Apache Reservation Receives HUD Grant for 125 Mutual-Help Homes

The St Apache Indian Reservation in Arizona wins a $1,845,250 HUD grant to develop 125 mutual-help housing units. The Department of Housing and Urban Development announced the award.

Washington UPI St. Apache

Teacher shoots woman then kills himself in Nogales

Victor Garate 28 a Lincoln Elementary School fifth grade teacher shot Nancy Robbins 30 at her Nogales apartment and drove her body north off U.S. 89. He then shot himself in the stomach and is dead. Autopsy and inquest ordered. Robbins estranged from husband Rudy.

Gilbert Soto Victor Garate Nancy Robbins Rudy W. Helen St. Apt Nogales U.S. 89 Gordon Hooke Soto Garate Arizona State University

Disabled paratrooper accuses Army of Vietnam atrocities

Dennis Lee Stout, 24, a disabled paratrooper and father of two, told Phoenix Gazette reporters he witnessed mass killings and torture in Vietnam. He alleged the Army taught soldiers to see Vietnamese as subhuman and called for Congress action, citing killings in Northern Corps areas 1 and 2 between 1966 and 1967.

Tempe Vietnam Army Dennis Lee Stout Phoenix Gazette Stout 10St Airborne Arizona State University Congress Corps

British to Withdraw 500 Troops from Northern Ireland

British Army HQ said 500 soldiers from the 1st Battalion Royal Green Jackets will leave Northern Ireland before Christmas. The pullout reduces British forces in the region to about 7,000 amid earlier civil rights rioting.

Belfast Northern Ireland UPI Battalion of The Royal Green Jackets

O'Mara Campaign Attacks Tax Plan Confusion Grows

O'Mara’s ad campaign targets the city tax plan amid retailer concerns and consumer hesitation over a food tax. Matthews notes grocers report confusion about the city’s intentions, as ads run in the Citizen and Arizona Daily Star beginning Sunday.

Matthews Tucson Citizen Arizona Daily Star

Sit In Students Are Suspended At Harvard University Hall

About 40 black students who persisted in a sit in at Harvard University Hall were suspended today about four hours after more than 100 black demonstrators forced their way into the building. The suspension order was read over a bullhorn to the protesters inside a suite on the first floor. The rest of those who participated in the seizure left voluntarily.

Cambridge, Mass Harvard University Hall

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