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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1965

Page

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Most Wanted Suspect Rainey Captured Crossing Border

FBI agents arrested 40 year old California bank robber Donald Dean Rainey after he crossed from Nogales into Arizona with $11,000 in cash and a loaded .38 revolver. He and son Charles allegedly robbed the Bank of America Del Rey branch in December and escaped with $18,726. Rainey faced bond set at 35000 and pending Fresno charges plus parole violations. He was presented to U S Commissioner Thomas McKay and jailed in Pima County.

Dale Wittner FBI Nogales California Donald Dean Rainey Arizona Tucson Kermit Johnson Rainer Rainey Charles del Rey Calif Bank of America Brownsville Tex Johnson Arizona Highway Patrol U.S Thomas McKay McKay Fresno Pima County Willian Soyars

Nogales Merchants Fight Duty Free Liquor Cut Bill

More than 25 Nogales businessmen protested a congressional bill to reduce duty free liquor import from one gallon a month per person to one quart. Mike de la Fuente traveled to Washington to urge Arizona lawmakers to oppose the measure, which has passed the House and would take effect July 1 if Senate and President approval.

Nogales —P Nogales Arizona Mike de la Fuente Washington House Senate

Danes Donate Danish Furniture to Kennedy Center

Danish government presents $155,000 worth of furniture to the Kennedy Center in Washington as a tribute to President Kennedy. Ambassador Torben Ronne announced the gift for display in the grand foyer while Roger Stevens noted the donation helps cut the center’s remaining raise to $665,000 by June 30 to secure a $15.5 million federal matching grant.

Washington Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts Denmark Torben Ronne John F. Kennedy Roger Stevens

Sunnyside Budget Hearing Sets Public Meeting

Sunnyside School Board set a July 6 7 30 p m hearing on the district tentative 3 366 071 operating budget for the coming year. They face uncertain aid and potential new rules and will follow state law. 119 Head Start pupils were enrolled from 130 applicants and will start next week at Liberty School with six rooms and two buses.

Sunnyside John Herrera Herrera Tucson Daily Citizen The Citizen Publisnns Co North Stana Ave Tucson Arizona Liberty School

New Hampshire Panel Rejects Rainmaker Spending

Concord committee defeated a measure to spend 100000 dollars on a rainmaker citing poor chances of success.

Concord N.H UPI New Hampshire

Union Raps Chambers On Work Law

The Arizona State Council of Machinists AFL-CIO passed a resolution in Phoenix condemning the Phoenix and Tucson Chambers of Commerce for opposing repeal of Taft-Hartley Act Section 4B. Secretary treasurer H. D. B. Dickinson said the resolution was adopted at the council meeting.

Phoenix Arizona State Council of Machinists Afl-Cio Tucson

Amphitheater district studies 15 cent tax hike plan

The Amphitheater School District board proposed a $3.47 million 1965 66 study budget with a 15 cent tax rate increase and only incremental teacher pay raises. The plan keeps teacher increments at $375 per year while administrators’ raises were not yet included. Final adoption could raise the tax rate beyond the current $8.33 per $100 assessed valuation.

T. M. Elliott Richard Dowdall George Morse Morse Marion Donaldson Donaldson Amphitheater Lawrence Cross Tucson Cross Doughlas Raines Holaway School

Dresses Made of Steel Designed for Sheffield Art Festival

Sheffield fashion item by Derek Allen 34, assistant publicity director at a local steelworks. He created dresses weighing four pounds each from thin steel strips on a paper foundation. The outfits are set to be shown at the city’s art festival this weekend.

Sheffield England UPI Derek Allen

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