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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1965

Page

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New Jersey Police Expose Masochist Torture House

Essex County investigators basemented an operating “house of torture” in Newark’s Forest Hill area. Miss Marianna von Cleef and Albert J. Beard were arrested after a detective posed as a client inside the 18-room mansion. Police found racks, whips, irons, and client files listing 4,000 names and preferences.

Newark N.J Arthur Magnusson Essex County Leroy d’Aloia Marianna von Cleef Albert J. Beard Beard d’Aloia von Cleef D'Aloia Forest Hill Mariana von Cleef Leroy d’Aolia

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Prairie dogs delay $2 million city building project

In Amarillo Texas a construction crew on a $2 million municipal building project uncovered tunnels and dens from a prairie dog colony. The city commission allocated $5 425 to shore up the foundation after it began to give way.

Amarillo Tex UPIA

Nuclear Driven Car Seen As L A Smog Solution

California legislator Rep. Chet Holifield says a battery powered by nuclear reactors could curb Los Angeles smog. The idea envisions city wide charging via meters connected to nuclear energy to recharge electric car batteries.

Los Angeles California Chet Holifield D-Calif Holifield Chamber of Commerce Water and Power Committee Congress Joint Committee On Atomic Energy Ivan L. Bateman Department of Water and Power

Fire Delays Hint at Loss of 12 at Yonkers Center

Yonkers New York 12 people died when a fire swept a Jewish community center on Monday night. Frederick Alder Yonkers city manager described a serious reporting delay after an unidentified center employee found the blaze out of control on the second floor auditorium. The worker attempted to fight the flames with a hand extinguisher then moved toward a fourth floor classroom where nine children and three adults perished. Smoke and heat drove him back and no alarm was turned in. Initial fire officials investigation found no arson signs and questioned whether the building with 37 years of age near Yonkers business district had a central alarm system.

Yonkers N.Y Frederick Alder Adler New York City

Record 48114 Cars Stolen In November Says NIL Bureau

Michael J. Murphy, president of the National Automobile Theft Bureau, reports preliminary estimates show a record 48 114 cars stolen in November. The figure marks a peak in auto theft across the period analyzed by the bureau.

New York Michael J. Murphy National Automobile Theft Bureau

Social Security Will Take Bigger Bite Of Paychecks

Douglas Carter, district director, explains the 4.2 percent Social Security deduction next year with 0.35 percent for Medicare and changes expanding benefits. The wage cap rises from 4800 to 6600 dollars, with employer matching. Leaflets for Tucson employers explain the increase.

Social Security Douglas Carter Social Security Office Carter Tucson

Burglars Show Christmas Spirit in Denver Bar Theft

Denver police report burglars forced a rear window of a bar and restaurant, ate pie popcorn and beer then stole several bottles of liquor. They left a cardboard note reading We owe you, signaling a holiday mischief.

Denver UPI

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