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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1965
Page
2
A 77 year old woman patient drowned last night at the Arizona Desert Lodge nursing home pool on 7900 N Christie Drive. She was walking alone at the water’s edge when she slipped and disappeared under the water. autopsy cited drowning.
Joseph D. Howe, a local attorney, will speak on the ramifications of the federal civil rights bill at Thursday's meeting of the North Side Young Republican Club. The club meets in the patio at Warren Wentink's home, 4435 N Hacienda del Sol. Cocktails at 7:30 p.m. and the program begins at 8.
National Safety Council reports at least five children killed skateboarding with another 200 injured since April. Deaths include a 4 year-old Houston girl and three five-year-olds plus a 14-year-old in cities Houston West Philadelphia Columbus New York City and Fort Worth. Officials urge safety rules and bans on streets and sidewalks in some cities. Parents should teach safety and avoid steep hills and slanted driveways.
Two Las Vegas divers, David Rose and Paul Gianconteri, 20 and 19, disappeared in Death Valley's Devil's Hole cavern. Rescue teams from Clark County and others scoured 100 feet below in air pockets and searched two chambers, finding only a flashlight while hoping the brothers in law survived.
Ronald and Eva Marie Jackson filed in Superior Court alleging Tucson insurance agent David Gates sent a deceptive letter on his stationery impersonating husband Ron. They claim it prompted emotional distress and seek 4500 dollars in compensatory and 4500 dollars in punitive damages.
ADA spokesman and Franklin and Marshall professor Sidney Wise call for annual disclosure of all assets and liabilities and all income over a hundred dollars for members of Congress and major staff. The proposal also seeks limits on gifts from lobbyists and a majority vote to halt filibusters.
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