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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1964
Page
8
Plattsburgh New York police report a city employee Thomas Miller discovers his three daughters ages 2 5 and 7 inside an airtight wooden ice box after a stranger warned of danger. He rescues them and they recover with the aid of a family physician. The woman who warned him left before he could thank her.
Bermuda search efforts extend off the south coast for twelve U.S. airmen missing after a collision of two Air Force trainers during a Gemini space recovery drill. Seven survivors are reported in good condition. 17 others remain missing as rescue teams, Coast Guard, Navy tugs, and crash boats comb the Atlantic.
Washington lawmakers moved to stave revenue losses by extending key excise taxes for items such as liquor tobacco telephone service and airfare. Conferees for House and Senate removed about 507 million dollars in proposed cuts while a broader study of the excise tax structure proceeds.
The Sanitary District tax rate of $1.02 per $10 assessed valuation will stay the same or fall slightly due to only minor proposed budget increases for next year. District manager Kenneth Scharman predicts stability as the budget rises to $1,722,695, with major increases for land and sewer system work and a higher sanitary fill budget to expand operations.
A second degree rape charge against 53 year old Brian Bronson of 3786 S Clark Ave was dismissed in Justice Court yesterday for lack of a complaining witness. He was accused of relations with a 17 year old girl on two occasions.
Tomorrow marks move day for the Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation local chapter as it relocates to 2222 N Craycroft Road. The national group works to alleviate pain from arthritis, which affects about 11 million people in the United States.
The article notes Venus as the brightest planet rising before sunrise for the next seven months, with the Moon in Last Quarter on July 2 and Venus approximately 28.5 million miles away. It also mentions U S weather forecast predicting scattered rainfall tonight across the Upper Great Lakes Central Plains Tennessee Valley and Pacific Northwest with warm humid conditions east of the Rockies and cooler readings from the Northern Plains into the Great Lakes.
Daily weather summary notes last quarter readings including high and low temperatures and mean values across stations Albuquerque Atlanta Billings Bismarck Boise Boston Buffalo Calgary with humidity, sunrise and data period details for 74 stations listed by city.
Pope Paul VI observed the first year since his coronation with a Solemn Mass at St Peter's Basilica. Vatican sources expect an Ecumenical Council announcement as it reconvenes in September for its third session. The pope has prioritized Christian unity, including the Holy Land visit and meetings with Orthodox leaders.
A Nottingham builder reported one of his customers returned 100 old bricks borrowed 26 years ago to construct a temporary cold storage shed.
Reader's Digest advertises the July issue featuring an acclaimed figure from American history. The promotion promises humor, action, and revealing insights in a feature titled Duty, Honor, Country.
Medical scientists showcase a new aerosol that stops foot odor for 24 hours by killing odor causing germs and blocking perspiration flow. The spray cools and dries hot feet, penetrates tiny crevices, and won’t stain leather or fabrics. Available at drug counters nationwide.
A sunny Paradise Valley package presents two spacious poolview rooms with a choice of breakfast or lunch for two days, two du jour gourmet dinners, and two rounds of golf. The deal highlights a getaway with luxury dining and golf access in Arizona.
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