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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1967

Page

2

Phoenix Honored for FAA Beautification at Airport

In Washington first lady Mrs Johnson presented Lyndon B Johnson with an FAA national beautification award for Phoenix Sky Harbor. The ceremony highlighted a southwestern architectural style, Spanish chapel, palm-lined entrance, and plans for an educational air museum. Milton Graham accepted the award as part of a city effort involving plaques certificates and school participation.

Washington Lyndon Phoenix Federal Aviation “Agency Phoenix Sky Harbor Municipal FAA Milton Graham Johnson

Driver Hurt When Car Hits Benson Bridge Abutment

Gerald Adelman, 66, of 4500 NL Osage Drive, suffered a compound fracture of the left leg and hip, a broken right leg, internal injuries, and lacerations when his car crashed into a bridge abutment on Benson Highway near South Houghton Road. He was listed in guarded condition at St. Marys Hospital today. The Arizona Highway Patrol reported the 9:40 a.m. crash with Adelman alone in the vehicle.

Gerald Ss. Adelman Osage Drive Benson‘ Highway Houghton Road St. Mary’ 8 Adelman Arizona Highway Patrol

Amendments Defeated On Johnson Rail Tie Up Plan

Senate labor committee approved Johnson's proposal to block a nationwide rail strike set for June 19. The bill passes as submitted with minor clarifications after opposition to amendments from six shopcraft unions. Democratic Leader Mansfield said floor debate will occur Wednesday. The measure involves compulsory arbitration and limits on strikes, with government wage controls. Railroads testified support as a feasible way to avoid disruption. The Pentagon resumes efforts as talks continue.

Washington Senate Labor Committee Johnson Mike Mansfield Senate Pentagon

Developer Loses Suit Over Bills in Tucson Foreclosure

Alexander S. Green, a Tucson developer, lost a suit over construction bills. A 24,853 judgment was entered by Judge James A. Walsh for National Union Fire Insurance Co. The Bella Verde 75 unit apartments at 4141 E 29th St face FHA mortgage foreclosure of 727100 still due from 1964, with other defendants pending.

Tucson Alexander S Bella’ Verde U.S. District Court James. A. Walsh National Union’. Fire. Insurance G Co Last Manketter Peg Tree Bella Verde E- 29Th St Federal Housing Administration FHA

Gov Williams signs reapportionment bill in Phoenix

Governor Jack Williams signed into law the controversial reapportionment bill after a special session. He said the attorney general will seek early court review for federal standard compliance while claiming the plan favors smaller counties. Republicans defended the move as necessary to maintain legislative control, despite Democratic protests.

Phoenix UPI Jack. Williams Bis United States Supreme Court

Catholic Bishops urge nationwide prayer for Middle East peace

Archbishop John F. Dearden of Detroit announces a nationwide prayer observance inviting all believers to petition God for immediate and lasting peace in the Middle East and to seek divine guidance for national leaders mediating the dispute.

Washington UPI Catholic Bishops of United States Middle East John F. Dearden Detroit National Conference of Catholic Bishops

Homeowner protection vows in state appraisal program

Rep Tony Buehl and Governor pledge homeowner protections and full disclosure as the four year program to appraise property values is set for a Sept. 12 special session. A coordinator will help align agencies before the reassessment, with information available on request and a chance to discuss appraisals.

Tony Ma Buehl House

Otepka Case Opened in Closed Hearing Over Dismissal

State Department held a closed door hearing on Otto F. Otepka the former chief security evaluator suspended in 1963 and dismissed two months later. Charges included furnishing classified information to a Senate committee official and removing a classified label from documents.

Washington State Department Otto F. Otepka Department Otepka Senate In Committee Stateil Department Otepha Office of Security J. G. Sourwine Te Benate Internal Security Sourwine

New Management Appoints William B. Thomas President at Case

A management reorganization at Case Manufacturing Co. ends with William B. Thomas named president. Thomas previously assisted C. Bue Tenneson, vice president of the Glen Alden Corp which has taken over Case management.

Cruises Cancelled as Mideast War Affects Travel

Most air and shipping lines suspend Middle East service due to war. El Al keeps seven weekly Israel flights while others cancel cruises to the Mediterranean and Israel. Ports at Cairo and Amman close. Beirut, Alexandria and Haifa stops reduced. Montreal trips replace some itineraries. Ode to Expo 67.

New York Middle East el al Israel Mediterranean Lufthansa Cairo Egypt Amman Jordan Zim Lines Montreal Moore McCormack Lines Brasil Alexandria Beirut Haifa Pan: American Trans World Or Tel Aviv Olympic Airways Athens

Children Home To Use Trained Foster Parents

TEMPE AP The Arizona Children's Home in Tucson will start a program placing some children with specially trained foster parents. Executive director Arthur W. Elrey Jr. says the approach rehabs children who cannot adjust to a group setting in the institution and aims to return them to their natural parents within 60 days. The home will begin with two children moving to foster care while staff consults with natural parents to improve conditions. Elrey also urges more foster parents as adoptions exceed available homes.

Elrey Natu

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