Kennedy requests to buy U.N. bonds faces congressional review
President Kennedy seeks authority to purchase up to 100 million dollars in United Nations bonds as Congress weighs risks and justifications for U.S. financial commitments. Supporters cite prestige and ongoing UN operations, while opponents urge scrutiny of Congo actions and burden-sharing.
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Bank Deposit Thief Placed On Probation
A Tucson youth 19, Arthur Aviliz Juvera, pleaded guilty to petty theft for stealing a bank deposit book and forging the owner's name to withdraw 110 dollars. Judge Herbert F. Krucker gave a six months suspended term. The original forgery charge was reduced at the witness Ladislao Garcia’s request, Garcia a distant relative, who had repaid the money.
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Tucson Skychart Notes With Planets and Stars
The sky guide lists sunset at 5 28 p.m sunrise 7 25 a.m and a last quarter moon tonight. Prominent stars Rigel Capella Canopus are noted with positions. Visible planets include Saturn setting at 6 40 p.m and Jupiter brighter setting at 7 32 p.m.
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Bank Debits Up 28.2 Per Cent
Bank debits for the week ending Wednesday totaled 62,423,794 dollars, a 28.2 percent rise from the same week last year, according to the Tucson Clearing House Association. The week ending December 28, 1960, debits reached 48,680,312 dollars, while the week ending December 26, 1951, stood at 19,124,890 dollars.
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Fund Board To Meet Thursday
The Tucson Fund Raising Review Board will hold its first 1962 meeting at 3:30 p.m. Thursday at the Pioneer Hotel. J. C. Ryan, chairman, will review 1961 progress and outline upcoming challenges. The board, created by the Tucson Community Council, acts as a clearing house to reduce overlapping drives and protect the public. It will also approve local campaigns and consider two applications for approval at the meeting.
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Los Angeles Dogs Nipped 6000 Persons in 1961
The Department of Animal Regulation reports dogs caused more than 6000 bite victims in 1961 in Los Angeles. Other animals like coatis kinkajous apes ocelots and opossums also appear. Cats and hamsters followed with 900 plus and 150 victims respectively.
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