18 Feb 1965
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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1965
Page
1
A London passenger dubbed Mr Goldfinger used a one way ticket from London Airport to Tel Aviv yesterday. The ticket number 007 echoes the James Bond code, linking him to a secret agent motif in the report.
Police Chief Genarino Pena announced a special home delivery service for Mardi Gras, aiming to remove intoxicated revelers from doorsteps. Patrol wagons will depose those who drink unwisely during pre Lenten celebrations.
Nearly 400 men and women gathered at the Pioneer Hotel to honor the United Community Campaign victory. R. B. O Rielly accepted a plaque while calling on Tucsonians to sustain support as the goal of 1 103 000 was surpassed. Awards honored division chairs and leaders, with more than 3 000 names listed in the Campaign Award Program. George Rosenberg hosted the event with Leslie Gilbertson providing entertainment.
The Chicago City Board of Health approved a free birth control information and device program, renaming it family planning. The 7 to 0 vote with one abstention limits services to eligible women per medical screening, but information and devices will be available to any resident upon request regardless of marital status age or financial status.
A Tucson woman died when her car collided with a large transport truck 13 miles west of Hope Arkansas. Mrs Walter Small 71, a retired minister, died in the accident. Her husband the Rev Walter Small 71 was taken to a Hope hospital. They were en route to Russellville to visit a son. Their Tucson residence was 4233 E Linden St.
The Arizona Tax Commission projects statewide refunds totaling about 3.7 million dollars to around 260 000 Arizonans for 1964 tax returns. Estimates show Tucson area refunds near 625 000 dollars with substantial disbursements in Pima and Maricopa counties.
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