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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1965
Page
8
Edith Kathryn Hassman 44 has a preliminary hearing next Tuesday in Justice Court for the shooting death of her husband Adolph Hassman 45 at their trailer home near 3922 N Oracle Road. Police found four .22 slugs in the body. she is held without bond in Pima County Jail.
Washington reports the Johnson administration has not set a date for 1966 National Service Life Insurance dividends. Dividends have historically been distributed early to boost the economy, typically on policy anniversary dates, a practice begun under President Kennedy. The Veterans Administration says the timing remains undecided.
Tucson residents report transistorized walkie talkies cluttering citizens band airwaves similar to Miami concerns. Ronald Huff notes frequent child chatter during peak hours and urges youth to observe emergency and courtesy rules while noting potential range and licensing gaps. He cites a university dorm romance use as a playful aside.
The preliminary hearing opens for Chauncey Mast in Prescott on charges he killed his wife Elizabeth Mast of Tucson and set their car ablaze to conceal the crime. Witnesses include passerby Chauncey Mast and Dr. Louis Hirsch. Mast denies guilt as the case moves forward.
Phoenix report notes former Senator Barry Goldwater, 1964 Republican presidential candidate, has learned to play Silent Night on the trombone to win a bet and has added the tuba as a Christmas gift. A family member confirms the tuba performance as well.
Police hunted a theft crew after three adult caskets, five children’s caskets, and 20 plastic covers were taken from a building being renovated for a funeral home in Richmond California. Arson investigators probed a later fire at the site.
A New York family sifted through seven tons of trash after a bag containing $6700 in cash and jewelry was found in a garbage container. Miss Kwan Lee, a Queens laundry operator, said she hid the valuables on Sunday and allowed relatives to search the bag's contents when it was unloaded.
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