Anti-Fraud Campaign Proposed
FTC plans a nationwide effort to enlist top state legal officers against consumer frauds. Paul Rand Dixon says the campaign could launch with a $20,000 annual outlay and may save consumers millions yearly. Senator Williams calls it potentially far reaching for consumer protection.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
FIC
Paul Rand Dixon
United Press International
Dixon
Harrison A. Williams
D-N.j
Senate
Keep Covers Coolers On Is Advice Weather Note
The weatherman expects cooler daytime and clear skies with little temperature change tomorrow. Gusty winds are possible in the afternoon. High around 96, low near 65, matching last night. Temperature at 2 PM was 95 with humidity at 13 percent. Yesterday’s high reached 99. Page 11.
Court Dismisses Case Against Evelyn Bruner
Evelyn Ruth Bruner was freed from a charge of involuntary manslaughter by Superior Court Judge Alice Truman on grounds of inconclusive evidence. The defense argued the cause of infant Andrew J. Wolf’s death was not provable as human action. Two physicians testified the suffocation cause could not be definitively external or internal. A coroner’s jury previously ruled the death accidental but unusual, noting bronchial pneumonia. Bruner lived with the Wolfsons and had been under psychiatric care. The case involved appeals over inquest jurisdiction by Justice Jacobson and Judge LaVetter, with the Court of Appeals upholding LaVetter’s right to conduct the inquest.
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Evelyn Ruth Bruner
Superior Court
Alice Truman
Wolfson
Justice of the Peace
Joe Jacobson
Toby LaVetter
City Council Lets $10 Million Bond Projects Advance
Informal approval was given to a bonds financed capital program totaling 10 million dollars through August 1966. The plan, part of 22 million in voter approved bonds, covers City Hall completion land acquisition a new police and courts building fire stations library sites parks lights and street work plus sewage expansion and flood control. Final decisions rest with finance director John Urie and a citizens bond advisory group. The mayor and council suggested a 3 million dollar reduction mainly from street improvements and routed 2.5 million to continued review.
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John Urie
Citizens Bond Advisory Committee
Municipal Capital Improvements Committee
Urie
Citizens Group
White House festival of the arts upstages Johnson
June at the White House brings a mammoth Festival of the Arts from the East Room to the South Lawn. Alexander Calder’s Whales U1 looms on the lawn while Helen Hayes hosts. The Subject Was Roses cast rehearses for a Tony, and John Hersey reads from Hiroshima. Mrs Johnson calls the event a rich feast and honors creators.
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Lisa Bradley
Elizabeth
N.J
Robert Jeffrey Ballet
White House
Executive Mansion
Lisa
Alexander Calder
Helen Hayes
City trash pickups behind schedule in several neighborhoods
Refuse Superintendent Thomas Price said trash collections are three to four weeks late due to higher volume and a reduced workforce. He cited the area between 1st Avenue and Country Club Road and East Glenn and 36th streets as hardest hit, with residents reporting up to six weeks without a truck. Price blamed pruning season and the Honor Court program for fewer prison laborers, noting a need for 34 prisoners for 33 crews and requesting 15 more paid workers for 1965-66. He stressed ongoing efforts to rotate crews across town and improve service.
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Thomas Price
Price
1St Avenue
Country Club Road
East Glenn
36Th Streets
Stn Street
Tucson Boulevard
Specialist predicts Russian revolution around 1970
French analyst Michel Garder of the Institute of Strategic Studies told UPI that Russia would see a liberal Socialist regime replace the Communist party around 1970. He described the Lenin Marxist regime as in its death throes and forecast the upheaval would come from within by the managerial class in a palace revolution.
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Washington
UPI
Russia
Communist Party
Michel Garder
French Institute of Strategic Studies
U.S. News & World Report
Garder
Viet Soldier Pleads For Aid
Army sergeant in Viet Nam asks Tucson residents to send clothing for children in Buon Brieng village. His son, Staff Sgt. David Hunter, trains locals and promotes friendly relations as part of his mission. Call 793-8406 to arrange donations to his father at 2429 E Beverly Drive.
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Viet Nam
David Hunter
Free World
Tucson
First U.S. Paratroop Unit Moves Near Saigon Front
A combat ready battalion of U S Army paratroopers was moved to Phuoc Vinh about 20 miles south of Dang Xoai as American forces enter an offensive posture for the Viet Nam War. South Viet Nam forms a National Leadership Committee led by Maj Gen Nguyen Van Thieu after Quat and Sun resign. Casualties rise with five days of fighting near Dong Xoai, about 2,000 dead or wounded including 1,000 South Vietnamese and 1,000 Viet Cong.
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Saigon
UPI
Dang Xoai
South Viet Nam
Defense
Nguyen van Thieu
Dong Xuai
Dong Xoai
U.S
Dong Xoat
Williams Hearing State Corp Commissioner in Serious Condition
Phoenix reports state corporation commissioner E. T. Williams Jr. is in serious condition after an apparent heart attack. He was rushed from his home Friday night and has a history of prior heart attacks. diagnosis from the latest episode will take several days.
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Phoenixhp
E. T. Williams Jr
Williams
Inside Today's Citizen Highlights and Features
A compact overview from the Citizens page listing sections such as Dr Alvarez 34 Bridge 28 Citizens 28 Comics 29 Crossword Puzzle 26 Deaths Editorials Financial News 36 Movie Times Public Records Sports 33 to 35 TV Radio Dials 37 Woman’s View 18 to 23 and 42.
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Dr. Alvarez
Citizen Charlie
Financial News
Movie Times Public Records
Woman’ S View
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Baby Death Figure
Wes
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Tom Turner
Citizen
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William T. Healy
Dennis Wolfson
Rainbow Ridge
Ernest W. Eberling
Louis Hirsch
Lois Danner
Rainbow Ridge Drive
Miss. Bruner
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Southern Arizona Mental Health Center
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Jacobson
Court of Appeals
Jacobs
LaVetter
Roger O’mara
Municipal
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Charlie
Art
Lbj
Washington — ii
John Hersey
Hiroshima
Johnson
Steve Emerine
East Sun Street
New Honor Court
Honor Court
Honar Court
Dan Fortorall
Hunter's
Chuck Hunter
Beverly Drive
Buon Brieng
Hunter
Phuoc Vinh
Government of
Phan Huy Quat
Phan Khac Sun
Thieu
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Posi
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Phuoc Long
U.S. Air Force
North Viet Nam
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