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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1963
Page
9
In Jacksonville Florida a hospital cabinet mishap led to a $7,000 radium capsule being flushed away. A Geiger counter traced the capsule through the facility’s plumbing system, prompting a careful recovery effort.
Five year old Kevin Sperin mailed himself through a door of a corner mailbox during a Birmingham game of postman. He became trapped inside and said it was dark until mailmen rescued him.
The South China Morning Post reports Britain has discussed laying a 45 mile pipeline in Chinese territory to bring fresh water to drought stricken Hong Kong. The proposal reportedly receives favorable and sympathetic consideration from Chinese Communist authorities.
Police seek two men in a Friday armed robbery at Vaughan's Central Restaurant 1107 N Stone Ave. about 500 dollars stolen. Cashier Betty Gray 32 identified one suspect. the pair drank coffee at the lunch counter before drawing weapons and taking money. Manager B J Mihlethaler was held at bay by the shorter robber.
Three burglars broke a window at Niles Radio and Television Center at 400 N. 4th Ave early Saturday and stole four television sets. James Thomas, who reported the break in, followed the suspects’ car for several blocks before notifying police. Loss is estimated at about 600 dollars. In a separate break in, 10 bar stools valued at 400 dollars disappeared from the Tucson Inn Motor Hotel at 127 W. Drachman St.
The columnist warns that Capital Life Shares & Growth Stock Fund is growth oriented not income producing and cannot reliably provide 50 a month for a $5,000 investment. He explains automatic withdrawal plans rely on dividends and gains, may deplete principal, and stress that early withdrawals incur high commissions.
Rome report says Giusep Cappi former president of Italy's highest court died in Rome aged 79 He led the Christian Democratic party in the Chamber of Deputies 1948 to 1955 and was later elected to the constitutional court becoming its president in 1961 His death followed illness last October.
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