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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1962

Page

6

Burundi Announces Independence Celebrations and Flag Change

Usumbura set for August 5 festivities marking Burundi independence. The weekend includes stadium inauguration and a solemn Mass as the Burundi flag replaces the Belgian flag. Belgian troops reportedly confined to barracks until Monday to prevent incidents amid regional shifts toward Ruanda and Burundi independence.

Usumbura Burundi Ruanda Republic of Kigali Bukavu Congo Kivu U.N. Assembly Ruanda-Urundi

Fire and Water Get Along Fine in Lindsborg Front Yard

Malcolm Esping of Lindsborg has created a burning water fountain for his front yard. He combines a gas jet with the fountain water so the water sprays up around the ignited gas, creating a flame feature.

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Carrillo Seeks Seat In House

Tony Carrillo, Utterback Junior High teacher, announced as a Democratic candidate for state representative in Pima County 2nd District. He vows aid to public schools by membership, juvenile first offenders facility, fair tax assessments, and repeal of the food tax. He lives at 714 N. Anita Ave with his wife and three children.

Tony Carrillo Utterback Pima County Arnold Elias Post Office Department Carrillo University of Arizona Tucson Democratic Party American Coordinating Council For Political Education National Education Association Anita Ave

Deacon Named Manager at Humane Society Refuge

Harold C. Deacon is named manager of the Humane Society Refuge at 3450 N. Kelvin Blvd replacing Forrest Hynes who resigned. He has over a year as assistant manager and previously worked for an electronics firm. He led the Lincoln Nebraska Humane Society before moving to Tucson two years ago.

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Peru Army moves to block Victor Haya de la Torre

Lima reports the army accused grave irregularities in seven Haya strongholds as it seeks to nullify the vote. Belaunde Terry backs the military action while Odria sides with Haya. With near final counts Haya led 557,524 to 543,322 and 481,039 for Odria. decisive 33.32% threshold missed, congress to pick president July 28.

Lima Peru UPI Victor R. Haya de la Torre Haya Fernando Belaunde Terry Manuel Odria Odrna Congress Belaunde White House National Election Board Jose Bustamante Y Corzo Bustamante

Mistaken address delays help call in Florida

A muffled telephone plea led police to the wrong address in St. Petersburg. At the correct house, a woman thanked officers, saying the danger was over as the man she claimed was choking her could not be found. She explained the call was clear enough to trigger help.

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GOP Stockpile Probe Sparks Defamation Fire

Senate stockpile hearings on lead and zinc purchases of the late 1950s drew partisan exchanges as Sen. Prescott Bush accused Democrats of defaming former Eisenhower officials. Symington argued stockpile use violated the law and outlined plans to recover over 200 million by disposing of surplus rubber over the next decade.

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New Business Gains Reported

The Commerce Department reports about 4.75 million U.S. firms in business at the start of 1962, up 39,000 from the prior year. About 437,000 new firms started in 1961, similar to 1960, while about 398,000 firms went out of business in the year, 14,000 more than 1960.

Washington UPI Commerce Department U.S

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