Fallout Shelter Goal In Sight Says OCD Aide
F. J. Tamanini reported 240 million Americans targeted for fallout shelters by 1970 with 105 million spaces located and 70 million to be stocked with food and water. The OCD aims to educate engineers and promote dual use shelters in auditoriums and gyms.
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Royal Visit Slated for Tokyo Arrival
The head of state and Queen of Malaysia will arrive in Tokyo on June 16 for a 10 day stay in Japan, the foreign minister announced in Tokyo.
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Charlie Bestows Dough On Bread Truck Driver
James V. Chambers, a Sunbeam Bread driver from Marion Indiana now living at 4269 North Paccito Place Tucson, wins a $325 jackpot from Citizen Charlie. He plans a California vacation with his wife and two children aged 10 and 6, saying dough is dough but he enjoys this real prize.
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Tucson Daily Citizen Newsroom
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Justice Department Will Weigh Rebuff Over Reds
The Justice Department will decide in about a month whether to continue efforts to register the Communist Party under the 1950 Internal Security Act. The Supreme Court rejected a bid to review the case after the appeals court set aside a conviction for failure to register. The department faces whether a registrant could avoid self incrimination under anti communist laws.
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Sugar Beet Plant Planned Near Chandler Access
Spreckles Sugar Co announced a new factory on a 650 acre site five miles south of Chandler along Highway 87 subject to zoning. The plant aims to open in spring 1967 to process 1966 fall beets, supported by a 20,000 acre Arizona sugar beet allotment, with 250 jobs and more than $1.5 million in annual payroll.
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UPI
Spreckles Sugar Co
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Spreckles
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Sugar Company
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Estate Set At $401,990
Harold L. Briggs 69 former president of Santa Fe Oil Co of California left an estate valued at 401,990 mainly in stocks. An appraisal was filed in Superior Court by administrator Norval Jasper. Briggs left no will. widow Elizabeth Briggs and brother Howard Briggs listed as presumptive heirs. Briggs came to Tucson about two years before his death on Dec 12, 1962.
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Santa Fe Oil Co
California
Superior Court
Norval Jasper
Briggs
Elizabeth Briggs
Paseo San Andres
Howard Briggs
Fresno
Calif
Jasper
Tucson
Phoenix public accommodations hearing draws 400 supporters
More than 400 people filled the City Council chambers for a public hearing on a proposed Phoenix public accommodations ordinance. Thirty-two speakers, many from large organizations, spoke in favor while two opposed it as an individual freedom issue. The council voted to allow final statements at an informal session next Monday.
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Judge Faults Acquittal Bid in Murder Case
U S District Judge Roger T Foley criticized the U S Court of Appeals in San Francisco for overturning Lester Buatte s second degree murder conviction in the 1982 killing of Alice Secodey 14 a Navajo girl. The appeals court said Buatte was insane at the time and should be freed. Foley delayed action until June 19 noting the ruling would let a murderer go free. Buatte faces an assault with a deadly weapon charge in Arizona related to wounding Secodey s brother.
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U.S
Roger T. Foley
Foley
Buatte
Court of Appeals
Walter Pope
Appeals ‘Court
Appeals Court
Carl Muecke
Arizona
Secodey
Broadway Actors Back On Stages After Contract Deal
Broadway actors returned to work after a four year rise in weekly minimum pay to 130 dollars by 1968 under a new contract ratified by Actors Equity and the League of New York Theatres. Mayor Wagner helped broker the settlement following Sunday negotiations that averted widespread show closures.
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UPI
Actors
Robert F. Wagner
Actors Equity
League of New York Theaters
Oliver
Equity
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