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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1965
Page
6
A weather forecast indicates scattered showers from the upper Great Lakes to the southern Plains tonight. The Pacific Northwest Coast will see showers while much of the eastern and southern United States remains warm.
A brief weather notice notes conditions on the last quarter moon date in July. Forecasts indicate typical late July warmth with chances of afternoon showers and moderate humidity. Local stations advise plan for sun and potential scattered storms.
Winners in the duplicate bridge master point game Friday night include Section A North-South Emma Thomsen with Cecile Larsen and Dwight Downing with James Aspell. East-West teams led by Fred Schapiro and James Merry. Section B North-South victors are Colman Barnhill with Charlie Garrett and Mary H. Johnson with Richard Schmieder. East-West winners include Colonel Joseph Brooks with Manny Greenberg. Upcoming schedule lists Jewish Community Center games Thursday and Friday at 7:30 p.m. and 1:15 p.m. respectively.
The Daily Mirror Diary notes the Stratford on Avon Baptist Church magazine reports Mr. Shakespeare has been missing from morning services and is now in hospital. The item reflects a local church update on a noted individual's health and attendance.
A simple service will be held at Temple Shaaray Tefila for Bernard M. Baruch who died Sunday of a heart attack at age 94. Burial is planned in Flushing Cemetery. Gov. Rockefeller, President Johnson, and former President Eisenhower praised Baruch as a self-made leader who guided national policy and economic growth. He advised eight presidents and remained a trusted adviser for decades.
Three drivers faced drunken driving charges in City Court yesterday. Arturo Gutierez Gomez, 44, and Joseph Albert Jones, 22, pleaded guilty to first offense drunken driving, while Webster Burks, 41, was found guilty after trial. Each man received a $100 fine and a 10 day jail term.
Yul Brynner 45, naturalized American, relinquishes U S passport at Bern e embassy to keep his Swiss family together during international tension. He says the act is a formality and that his devotion to the United States remains. His wife and daughter are Swiss citizens, and the family could not vote or claim citizenship in any country. Brynner has worked with Voice of America and the U N Refugee Agency in Europe.
The Defense Department says 53,400 soldiers in South Viet Nam will receive 55 dollars monthly combat pay unless excluded by local commanders, expanding eligibility beyond those stationed under fire. Navy personnel on 7th Fleet ships may qualify if Pacific command approves. The policy also covers injuries in the Dominican Republic and raises death benefits for dependents. 420 combat deaths and 2,375 wounds in Viet Nam since Jan 1, 1961 are noted.
An Irish setter owned by Mr and Mrs Robert Field of Phoenix won Best Puppy in Match and Best Sporting Dog in the All Breed Trophy Match by Tucson Kennel Club. The event drew over 150 puppies at the Hi Way House on Miracle Mile Strip with other winners including Afghan hound boxer Bedlington terrier Maltese poodle and more.
Tokyo authorities report at least 19 people killed by landslides triggered by torrential rain across Japan. Rescue teams search for missing residents as floods complicate response efforts. Regional officials urge evacuations and monitor rising rivers amid ongoing watches and warnings.
A national magazine links constipation to hemorrhoids noting swollen veins from strain. The ad promotes Serutan as an all vegetable laxative aiding moisture bulk and peristaltic stimulation to relieve constipation and reduce hemorrhoid inflammation. Get Serutan today at drug counters.
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