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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1962
Page
3
Dr. Paul A. Telsen a 66 year old retired physics professor and radar expert testified before a judge after being ticketed for speeding. He told the court that the margin of error could be three to five percent. The judge fined him eleven dollars.
Phoenix report says United Homeowners Association led by William L Day plans to recruit medical photo technicians to back a proposal calling for a three year ban on state medical school progress. The group writes all Mari Advertisement.
An advertisement touts a denture product PASTEETH while local educational groups push a three year delay on medical school plans. The State Board of Regents endorses a Tucson medical school, Day notes strong opposition and potential statewide division over priorities in higher education.
Lima reports 63 year old Orlando Leite Ribeiro a veteran Brazilian diplomat died of a heart attack last night He had served as ambassador in Lima for five years and was among President Joao Goulart closest associates
After a 314 hour bargaining session between Teamsters Local 310 and major taxi fleet owners in Tucson, drivers voted to keep talks alive as they return to work from a three day walkout. Additional talks expected with a West Coast Tanner lines representative, with a Friday review of progress planned. Health and welfare benefits emerge as the major issue.
South Africa's government pushed final passage of the general law amendments bill in the Assembly amid opposition warnings it curbs civil liberties. The measure authorizes jailing or silencing and movement restrictions for demonstrations deemed subversive to fight Communism. Opposition leaders argued it risks dictatorial abuse. Justice Minister Vorster defended it as necessary.
Tucson leaders push two charter changes and seven bond issues at a June 26 election. Councilman William G. Reese says sales tax raise to one cent and lifting the bond levy cap expand city funding for a $26.7 million program aimed at flood relief on Park Ave and E Broadway, faster rail delays clearance, wider lanes, a new airport route, and a civic auditorium. Real property owners vote on bonds. the plan targets six to eight years for full benefits.
The Institute of Life Insurance estimates 130 people killed in a Paris jetliner crash on June 3 were insured for 5.95 million dollars. It compares to 6.25 million for 95 killed in a Jamaica Bay crash, and over 8 million for 134 dead in a 1960 New York collision.
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