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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1965
Page
2
Tucson attorney William R. Malsh sold a column titled The Justice Said featuring quotations from U.S. Supreme Court opinions to the Los Angeles Times. The Times also took an option to syndicate the column worldwide and will provide analyses of the opinions' historical significance.
Kenneth P. Howell, real estate appraiser for Tuc City’s engineering division, has been named a senior residential appraiser by the Society of Real Estate Appraisers. The designation places him among 3,600 qualified members out of over 17,000.
Albert Brissergueil of Rouen is charged with false pretenses after offering a car as a bargain claiming 23 000 miles. Police found the car had 95 000 miles, had been crushed by a tractor, and sold as scrap by the previous owner.
Tokyo reports Huang Yen-pei former deputy premier of Red China died Tuesday in Peking. He led the China Democratic National Construction Association a minority leftist party allowed by the Communists and held the post of chairman.
Speiden resigns from the Tucson Commission on Human Relations claiming the body is dominated by ethnic minority groups and votes hastily on civil rights issues. He notes the commission lacks cross sectional balance and had not attended meetings since May 20. Speiden is a rancher and former Pima County Republican chairman.
Tucson area rain and flood damage is expected to be lighter than city and county losses. Insurance men estimate private property claims may total under 150000 for the community, with many flood losses uninsured. Auto damage is largely covered, wind damage modest, and a large tree caused only hundreds in damage.
Pima County air pollution program receives a 25000 grant from the U S Public Health Service announced by U S Rep Morris K Udall and Sen Carl Hayden. County engineer Gregory Bujewski says funds will aid air sampling and push for local anti pollution ordinances next year.
A 13 year old white boy from Memphis delivered a Christmas tree to a 71 year old Negro woman using part of his salary. After returning home his bicycle lock was sawn and the bike stolen. The boy sought another ride from a drug store owner’s son who lent him a car. He hopes to save for a new bike.
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