03 Feb 1967
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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1967
Page
1
Senate majority bloc members planned a caucus to decide on House amendments to a smog-control bill. House changes require counties to set up air pollution control machinery and impose criminal penalties for willful violations. The measure passed the Senate 299 weeks ago and faces a conference committee to resolve differences.
Funeral services for Alvin B. Cole 81 former Pima County treasurer will be held tomorrow in Lemmon Grove California Burial follows at Glen Abbey Cemetery in Lemmon Grove He died yesterday in Lemmon Grove He and his wife Myrtle moved from here about 110 years ago Cole served two terms as county treasurer in the 1940s and was active in civic affairs and a friend of Superior Court Judge Lee Garrett He is survived by Mrs Cole and two nephews
The Senate Education Committee rejected legislation to appoint the state superintendent of public instruction. A. N. Gandrud of the Arizona School Boards Association argued elections keep the department weak. Only Sen. Dan Halacy supported the plan, saying merit should guide selections.
Arizona House appropriations committee advanced legislation to establish a Phoenix branch of the state school for the deaf and blind. The day program would serve handicapped children under Tucson school supervision and include a $150,000 construction appropriation. A second bill proposes judges pay increases across Supreme Court, Appeals Court, Superior Court, and court commissioners.
Police seek a man in his early 20s known as Willie for a strong arm robbery of Gerald K. Halden at 1402 W Ajo Way. Halden said he was slugged and had $42 in cash plus a $182 draft taken after meeting the suspect in a downtown bar and being driven to 1800 South Park Avenue where he was robbed.
Fordham University in New York hires Rabbi Irwin M. Blank, 41, to join as the first Jewish theology faculty member. He teaches Contemporary Jewish Movements while stressing cultural rather than genetic stereotypes and fostering ecumenical dialogue across Catholic Protestant and Jewish communities. A Lutheran historian is planned for next fall.
UPI reports NASA summoned key engineering executives from Apollo contractors to a closed meeting at the Space Center to discuss the Apollo 1 disaster and the program’s status. Officials said testing in pure oxygen is paused as investigators probe the fire. the gathering aims to outline current positions without presenting a formal board finding.
Opening arguments began in the second murder trial of C. Lee Mast in Phoenix. The prosecution seeks the death penalty, with 31 witnesses and over 100 exhibits planned to prove Mast killed his wife Eliza and burned the car to collect 140000 in life insurance. The first trial ended in a hung jury.
Warsaw based Polish foreign trade agency signed a new agreement to import North Vietnamese commodities in 1987, announced by PAP.
Detroit report notes January 1967 auto sales fall 17 percent from January 1966 for GM Ford and Chrysler. Weather and new safety standards cited as causes with profits also down in 1966. GM shows 20 percent January drop, Chrysler 15 percent, Ford 13 percent decline.
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William I. Stieglitz a pioneer in auto and aviation safety resigns from the national traffic safety agency over weakened standards. He claims the agency adopted impractical rules that fail to establish an acceptable minimum safety level, while Dr. William Haddon Jr defends the changes and a possible Senate probe is considered.
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