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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1962
Page
37
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Tom MacLelan of Downers Grove Illinois told police yesterday he lost control of his car after sliding off his air cushion. The accident left his vehicle damaged and led to a traffic incident under investigation.
The Arizona State Board of Pharmacy plans examinations for licentiates in pharmacy at the University of Arizona College of Pharmacy in Tucson on July 12 13 and 14 1962 at 10 am. Applications must reach the secretary by June 20 1942. Also a call for bids for regular gasoline and No 2 diesel fuel for Sanitary District No 1 of Pima County with detailed specifications and delivery terms.
The U S Fifth Circuit affirmed Leon Bearden’s life sentence for hijacking a Continental Airlines Boeing 707 last August. Judge Hutcheson wrote the opinion. Judge Rives dissented. Bearden and his son Cody seized the plane near Phoenix using aliases, threatened the crew, and directed the flight toward Cuba before being captured after a fuel stop in El Paso.
Springfield police interviewed twelve people including Beverly Radland nineteen, once linked to Errol Flynn, in the murder of Dora F. Howarth. Howarth 29, inn hostess, found in her bloodstained bed. died from brain laceration after head wound.
Pittsburgh moves to reconstruct nearly the entire Golden Triangle in a 374 acre plan costing at least 184 million funded by federal state and city governments with private investment. The 18 year program proposes underground transit driverless cars riverfront apartments and an entertainment center around a plaza. 3 500 to 5 350 apartment units would replace existing structures on the lower triangle and office space would rise 25 percent. Approval from the City Planning Commission and City Council is pending.
Special guests were listed today for a luncheon Monday honoring James Durbin longtime Pioneer Hotel manager who resigned recently. Adam Byrd said honorary table guests include H Richard Poynter Albert Gibson Paul Matz Frederick Stofft Harold Ashton Hy Copins Gordon Paris Henry Dahlberg Milton Frampton Dr James Fritz Mack Lovett Albert Lent Jr Bruce Knapp Thomas Jay Harold Adamson Jr Dr Richard A Harvill James Starnas and Eugene Steinheimer. Mayor Lew Davis will be the principal speaker with tickets available at the Pioneer Hotel.
Damascus reports Israeli forces suffered casualties and an armored bulldozer burned in a frontier clash near Dardara Village. A second bulldozer with troops entered Syrian territory as fire exchanges occurred and an armored car burned. Israeli casualties unspecified. Jordanian patrols also traded fire nearby.
Taipei Formosa four civilians including two children were wounded by Communist shellfire on Quemoy Island. Nationalist defense ministry said 114 rounds were fired from the mainland at the offshore island fortress, marking the first civilian casualties there this year.
Arizona educators attending the Aerospace Workshop at Arizona State University flew to Tucson to tour Davis Monthan Air Force Base. The 35 college instructors and several graduate students received briefings on Strategic Air Command technical functions and visits to key installations. The workshop is sponsored by the Air Force Civil Air Patrol. About 200 CAP cadets from Arizona and New Mexico continue a two week encampment at D M ending next Friday with a review attended by Gov. Paul Fannin.
In Atlanta 48 Negro pupils will join white students in 11 desegregated public schools this fall after transfers approved by School Supt John Letson. 106000 pupils in the system include 48500 Negroes. 44 Negro transfer applications were accepted, reducing barriers at seven high schools. four desegregated previously with minimal incidents.
State agents identified seized drugs in a South Gate California church raid as pago pela root from Dominican jungles. Six bags labeled pago pela were found along with capsules of methadrine and Librium. Literature claimed pago pela created invigorating experiences when soaked in alcohol.
Police report a theft at Holiday Motors 2019 N Stone Ave where a thief reached through a broken window and unlocked it to take about 800 dollars worth of tools. Two mechanics’ tool boxes were pilfered during the break in on Wednesday or yesterday.
Elizabeth Taylor walked off the Cleopatra set on Ischia but Richard Burton coaxed her back to work. She left a barge scene after spotting a photographer, returned after Burton spoke with her for about ten minutes, and resumed filming. The incident delayed shooting but set resumed with her in costume. Eddie Fisher, Taylor's husband, arrived in Los Angeles for a private film preview and did not plan to visit Italy.
Vietnamese troops with U S helicopters hunted Communist guerrillas 40 miles north of Saigon for a second day, destroying a large food depot and capturing five vehicles. Casualties were light. details of one American sergeant killed near the Laotian border were released. Four liaison agents were captured south of Saigon, and a guerrilla was killed in Leng Thuong. Britain urged publication of a truce commission report accusing both sides of violations.
Ronald Bogard vice president elect of the Central YMCA Hi-Y Council is named a member of the 1962 63 National Hi Y Council He will join five delegates from YMCA units in Arizona California Hawaii New Mexico and Nevada attending a Lake Forest College meeting June 29 July 1 He is a THS junior active on Student Council varsity football and National Honor Society Last year he helped organize the Sophomore Hi Club Miss Betz Dunipace national Hi Council secretary and Central Hi Council past president will also attend with Bogard They will join Richard Rosebrook Central YMCA youth director for a preparatory consultation in Los Angeles Bogard is the son of Mr and Mrs Gene Bogard 3425 Via Guadalupe Dunipace attends with Mr and Mrs William S Dunipace 2030 E 2nd St.
Assemblyman Joseph C. Shell backs Richard Nixon if he meets two minimum conditions: award 35 percent of the 1964 California GOP convention delegation to Republicans who voted for Shell and implement a 3200 million state budget cut. Shell, who lost the GOP nomination to Nixon, aims to unify the party and sustain his 50,000 member volunteer organization.
The Tucson Audubon Society will stage its last field trip of the season Saturday. Members meet at 8 a.m. at the Big Rock picnic grounds in Madera Canyon. Mrs. S. L. Tainter of Tucson and William Harrison of Nogales will lead the excursion. Bring drinking water and lunches.
A dense list of crossword clues including Across and Down entries with numbers, such as Cooling device and Where Nassau is, and many others like Capitol group, Crete's mountain, Moon goddess, Snare, and Foregoing terms. The page mixes varied hints, with some entries indicating currency, language notes, and miscellaneous references.
Active 20 30 Club No 82 selects Robert Hudgins as president for 1962 63 with David Hawkins Herbert Wilkins Don Flaminio and Nelson Greer as new vice presidents and sergeant at arms. William Sherrill Kenneth Lyle Edward Manajara and Gregory Hatcher elected to the board, meetings set for 7 15 p m Wednesdays at Redwood Lodge.
Police said heavy rains across southwestern Japan killed five people and wounded 16. A lime pit cave-in buried seven workers, while floods damaged thousands of buildings and roads. Fifteen workers were trapped in Tokushima Prefecture last night. eight were rescued, others uncertain.
Classified items show lost dogs with descriptions and rewards, including Norwegian Elkhound and Brittany Spaniel notes, plus personal ads for massage services and tutoring. Entries mention contact numbers, locations such as Catalina Foothills and Con-El Rancho, and rewards or terms where provided.
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