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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1964
Page
6
Jan Sikorski recounts Capesius as both humane and complicit in atrocity. He details how a prison er sorted teeth from gassing victims to extract gold fillings for Capesius, who kept the Zyklon B gas supply key, linking greed to the Nazi mass murder.
A fleet of 125 Russian fishing vessels concentrated off the Massachusetts coast with Coast Guard planes observing. About 100 ships gathered near Cultivator Shoal 50 miles east of Cape Cod, while 65 Soviet ships were reported in the area a week earlier.
Democratic state representative Sandy Bowling announced his bid for a second two year term representing District 17. He backs the University of Arizona Medical College and proposes free high school textbooks, a Tucson intermediate school for first offenders, school tax equalization, and safety laws for workers.
Burglars broke into the office of the American Iron & Supply Co in Minneapolis and chose the correct safe. Safe No 2 yielded more than $1,000, after they discovered the combination to the other safe.
Three Arizona state senators Clarence Carpenter Harold Giss and Glenn Blansett expressed concern in Phoenix over the U S Supreme Court ruling requiring legislative apportionment by population. Carpenter warned about the impact on the nation while noting Arizona’s Senate structure with two lawmakers per county.
The 689 ton Eisui sank after colliding with the freighter Zuiho about 12 miles north of Haciohe. The Zuiho, lightly damaged, rescued all 19 Eisui crew members.
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