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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1965
Page
23
Priddy Texas rancher Wilford Schuster ships about 100000 pounds of mistletoe to 48 states and Canada in a three week seasonal business. He notes mistletoe thrives on mesquite trees and favors moderate rainfall while keeping the holiday tradition alive in the South.
Robert T. Francis of Valley National Bank will be installed tomorrow night as president of the Tucson Coin Club. Officers include G Wayne Clamppit as vice president and Florence M Roberts as recording secretary. Installation at 7 30 at The Arizona Bank with a bourse and auction. The club’s fourth annual Camarama is set for January 30 at the Pioneer International Hotel.
The Rev. David P. Beal of First Baptist Church denounces the violence of protests against the Viet Nam war. He calls deliberate cremations of bodies and draft cards anti American, urging faith and patriotism and a strong show of force to deter aggressors.
William A. Weller an 18 year old Oshkosh State University student pleaded guilty to stealing a bundle of Milwaukee Journal newspapers. A judge ordered him to help deliver Sunday Journals until December 20 for sentencing.
Amphitheater School Board will meet at 7 30 p m in the administration building 125 E Prince Road to discuss the 1966 67 teaching calendar and request go ahead on two Canyon del Oro School construction projects. Administrators will recommend a calendar similar to this year with classes starting Aug 31 1966 and ending June 1 1967. Projects include heating and cooling plant expansion and football field lighting at Canyon del Oro on the far North Side.
Pima County employees will take Friday, December 24 off as officials follow state and city actions. Thomas Jay, chairman of the Board of Supervisors, said the board informal agreement paves the way for a formal resolution.
A festive office Christmas party on the 19th floor of a Fifth Avenue building drew staff of French cognac producers. The water cooler supplied a five gallon mixture of cognac and soda as refreshments during the celebration.
Scientists plan a Wednesday Pioneer solar satellite launch from Cape Kennedy using a Thor Delta rocket. The mission will study the sun’s magnetic field solar radiation and solar wind with six instruments sending data back to Earth over five to six months. The Gemini 6 rendezvous rocket launch is scheduled hours later and officials say the two events will not conflict. The 35 by 37 inch drum shaped satellite will orbit the sun to collect interplanetary space data.
In San Antonio Texas UPI reports principal Homer Smith requires female students to kneel to test skirt length. If the skirt does not reach the floor the girl’s parents are called to bring a longer skirt or take her home.
In Indianapolis Sister Mary Judge principal of St. Thomas Aquinas grade school writes to parents about bangs covering girls eyes. She asks parents to suggest trimming hair to keep a neat look while preserving style.
The United States plans further economic pressure on Rhodesia led by Premier Dan Smith. Officials expect new restrictions to curb sales of airplanes and parts, farm and heavy machinery, and tractors once Britain coordinates action.
An advertisement touts Amsitone as a natural balance aiding stomach comfort in under a minute. It claims similar effects to milk for temporary relief of heartburn acid indigestion or upset stomach caused by excess acid.
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