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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1965
Page
4
KTUC general manager Van Haaften was elected president of the Tucson Better Business Bureau for 1966. Also chosen were Paul H. Jones as vice president W R Du Bois as secretary and Oscar A Gonzales as treasurer. The board adopted a 1966 operating budget of 30500 dollars. Van Haaften succeeds L G Pederson as bureau president.
Mrs. Donna Jean Brady, 26, died from injuries after a collision between her small foreign car and a Culligan truck driven by 18 year old Robert Wilbur Johnson. The suit seeks 175000 damages for Brady's husband Michael and daughter Christie Ann Barclay, alleging Johnson's negligence and Culligan's failure to maintain the vehicle. The wreck occurred at North Dodge Boulevard and North Pima Street, Johnson saying brakes failed. truck rested about 50 feet from impact against a private residence.
Carmichael California. June Erwin a former child star of the Our Gang comedies was found dead in her home yesterday. She was the first girl member of the Our Gang cast and later appeared in Jeanette MacDonald Nelson Eddy musical films. Her husband, an information officer for the California State Employees Association, discovered the body.
The Sears Roebuck Foundation contributed $2,000 to the University of Arizona for a statewide leadership development program in 4-H work. J. R. Metcalf, Tucson Sears Roebuck manager, presented the check to Graham P. Wright, state 4-H leader for the UA cooperative extension service.
In Phoenix the Arizona Corporation Commission chair Milton Husky ordered an inquiry into alleged harassment of San Manuel miners by commission inspectors. Forty miners signed a letter to the Interstate Commerce Commission complaining Evelyn Bus Lines service to Magma Copper mine was inadequate, prompting car pools. Spokesman Leon Young said investigators have stopped group members and charged them with violating the exclusive franchise. If service is inadequate, further franchises may be granted.
In Los Angeles the public display of Rembrandt’s Titus painting at the new County Museum of Art drew an unusually small turnout. The work was bought in England for more than 2 million earlier this year by the Norton Simon Foundation.
The Denver Mint will start producing the new Kennedy half dollars at 10 a.m. with reduced silver content, bearing 1965 dates until shortages are resolved. The outer shell remains 80 percent silver while the inner core is 21 percent, and circulation is expected early next year.
Arthur Godoy, 23, of 1009 N Contezen Ave, obstructing justice, 23 years in state prison. Armando Martinez Valencia, 23, of 420 W 29th St, grand theft, 57 years in state prison.
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