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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1963

Page

2

Tucson Sportsmen Plan Armed Hunt For Wild Dogs

Tucson area officials report a pack of 40 to 45 wild dogs terrorizing cattle in south-central Pima County. Outdoor Sportsmen of Arizona president Bernard M. Halter promises three planes and at least 50 volunteers to join a planned hunt, though officials caution against a free-for-all and advocate lawmen-led actions at the dogs waterhole.

Tucson Pima County Bernard M. Halter Pres Dent Outdoor Sportsmen of Arizona Range John Gammons Gammons Edmund S. ‘Tourigny Animal “Shelter Ralph Marmion Jr Fidel Rhodes Sierrita Mountains Three Points de Fleaaly Halter Tourigny

Honeycutt Heads Sells Dist School Board President

John E. Honeycutt was elected president of the three member Indian Oasis District School Board at Sells. He has served on the board since August 1961, replacing Roland E. Lee Jr., and succeeds Francis Patricio who did not seek re election. Cipriano Manuel was elected clerk and Carl Dyer joined as a new board member.

John E. Honeycutt Indian Oasis Sells Honeycutt Roland E. Lee Jr Francis Patricio Cipriano Manuel Carl Dyer

Silo To Test Apollo Moonship at Houston Space Center

A 120 foot high concrete and steel silo will be built at NASA's Space Center near Houston to subject a full size Apollo moon ship to space-like cold, low pressure conditions. The simulator, largest in the United States, will stand beside a smaller 85 foot tall unit.

HOUSTON + API National Aeronautics: ‘and Space Agency Houston Outer Space United States

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