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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1964
Page
9
Two long haired bandits robbed a 7-11 at 810 E Fi Lowell Road just before 11 p m taking about 55 dollars. clerk Richard Kalamas 25 said one showed a pistol and demanded cash then the pair fled after forcing him to lie on the floor. police reported no arrests.
Television listings note top programs for the day in the Citizen newspaper. Highlights include popular showings, times, and channel assignments for audiences planning evening viewing.
Harris F Seidel president of the national Water Pollution Control Federation told delegates at the Arizona Water and Pollution Control conference that used water is the most economical new water source. He urged integration of water supply and pollution control as a single challenge and cited Tucson Phoenix and other areas advancing reclamation. Public interest in pollution control is growing with a shift to biodegradable detergents and professional plant operators.
A $665 mink stole was among $1,300 in belongings reported stolen in a daylight break in at the home of Mr and Mrs Franklyn A Golding 5220 E 6th Ave The thief pried open a rear screen and took the stole television clothing jewelry and household appliances The incident was the second daylight burglary in three days in the area.
SAN DIEGO Calif UP I reports workers at a naval repair facility slated for phase out by year end could again display bumper stickers criticizing Defense Secretary McNamara. Capt D K Ela had banned them saying it was unbecoming conduct but lifted the ban after advice from Navy officials in Washington.
In a Syracuse University mock election Johnson dominated the field, defeating every Republican. Lodge led the GOP primary with 399 votes to 123 for Scranton, Nixon, Goldwater, Rockefeller, and Smith also high among write-ins. Johnson’s head to head showings over Lodge 898 to 584 and over Scranton 772 to 269 illustrate a wide lead.
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