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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1966
Page
2
In Woodworth North Dakota a 13 year old girl Betty Diede disappeared during a blizzard. Her mother Mrs Raymon Diede braved 70 mph winds and deep drifts to reach the barn then the farmhouse as residents organized a search that stalled twice due to drifting snow.
NNPA president Ed McClanahan will address the Tucson Advertising Club at a noon luncheon in the Pioneer International Hotel. He has directed promotions at the Denver Post since 1956 and previously at the Omaha World Herald and Houston Post. He also serves with the Advertising Club of Denver and the Colorado Press Association.
Anthony DiBlasi elected commander of Cactus Chapter No 2 of the Disabled American Veterans. Malcolm A. Michaud named senior vice commander and John Blackar adjutant-treasurer. Other new officers include Einar Jorgensen junior vice commander and service officer, Charles Agner chaplain, Dale Lytle judge advocate, and W M Degon sergeant at arms.
Cameron Mitchell, famed for 18 so called terrible films behind the Iron Curtain, told Tucson press attendees he would rather die than live under Communist regimes. He praised Yugoslavian and Russian people while condemning party leaders, and quipped about golf and his life plans in Spain where he resides.
Pfc. David W. Johnston of Tucson is in good condition after being wounded in action with the 1st Marine Division in Viet Nam. He was reported wounded in the right leg near Phu Bai on March 2. he is the son of Mr and Mrs William H Johnston of 5321 E 5th St.
In Westbury New York police report a 16 month old Bruce Green slipped from his father James Green during a play toss and fatally struck his head on a crib side. The incident occurred yesterday leaving the father shaken by the accidental death.
The Robert F. Allen Fund, created to cover Allen’s Buffalo expenses, climbs to 517.85 as 16 donors contribute 187.25. Tucson Daily Citizen reports 49 letters from 16 states and the District of Columbia. Mail to Allen is forwarded daily to Roswell Park Memorial Institute in Buffalo. Contributions may be sent to Tucson Daily Citizen P. O. Box 5027, Tucson.
Police details show bartender Mike Morales at the Matador Room Santa Rita Hotel arrested at 1 04 a m for allowing a drunk to remain on premises. Other arrests include Jeannie s Tavern owner Jean Brandon and musician and truck driver on separate liquor charges.
A public listing for Tucson events with free and paid admissions. Highlights include a 8 PM folk concert at University Auditorium benefiting UA Medical School, a Brass Butterfly play at Playbox Theatre, junior horse show at Richmond Palomino Farm, Purim carnival at Temple Emanu El, gymkhana at Tucson Equestrian Club, fresh air carnival by UA Folk Dance Club, a lecture by Kimmis Hendrick of the Los Angeles Christian Science Monitor, a Leo Saldaña concert at Armory Park, organ and SAC Band concerts, films at Jewish Community Center and Tropic Touch of the Dutch, and writers theater at University Theater.
Salpointe High School students presented 271 to Col. Arnold W. Harris of the 12th Marine Corps District and Evelyn Cohen for the Viet Nam relief fund. Harris praised the generosity and outlined civic action aid including lumber concrete seeds and plows for South Vietnamese villagers. The presentation occurred at Vaughan's Monterey Restaurant during a Tucson Marine Corps Offices Association dinner.
The American Contract Bridge League charity game at the University of Arizona Student Union crowned Ruth Voss and Mrs Colman Barnhill as overall Tucson unit winners. Other top finishers included Tucson pairs and participants from Fort Huachuca and Sierra Vista across sections A and B with multiple local players recognized.
In Logansport Indiana Robert Schmidt reported thieves stole a large mirror from his all night laundry. He posted a new sign inscribed Thou shalt not steal. The theft occurred Thursday according to police.
Senate Majority Leader Harold Giss says the finance commissioner bill and related measures enjoy strong support and should clear all committees quickly. He aims to amend both bills, empower the finance office with broad investigative power, and keep Regents and certain agencies under governor budget control. He notes potential hurdles on a mental health proposal and anticipates joint House-Senate meetings next week to resolve budget and capital outlay issues.
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