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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1964
Page
2
San Antonio police halted a dramatic chase after a manhunt for John Casanova 25 a school teacher and his fiancée Audrey Kimble 24 unfolded when a service station attendant reported a man chasing a woman and a gunshot. The couple’s story differed claiming a playful chase ended with a plunge into a ditch and return home.
Eddie James on the way to treat a heart attack victim kept driving as flames alight the ambulance. Sparks from a cable and a mat fire trapped his patient Alvin Haueisen 53 who died at the hospital while James received minor burns. The driver refused to stop, citing life or death stakes.
The American Red Cross chapter will offer a three week first aid course starting next Tuesday for the general public. Classes run Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7 30 to 9 30 p m at 222 S Cherry Ave Tucson Walter Soulages volunteers as instructor with no charge and a Red Cross certificate issued on completion.
The Aerospace Industries Association reported that U S light airplane production and sales in 1964 may reach their highest since 1947. Through September deliveries were 87 percent of 1963’s total and dollar value reached 93 percent of the 1983 total, with 6,590 aircraft built and 614 shipped in September valued at 14.194 million dollars.
GM resumed 1965 model production slowly as local plant strikes throttled output. Flint and Pontiac plants led the return, with 35,000 idle workers in Buick and Chevrolet divisions. UAW still faced unresolved local issues after a national accord ended, while Ford posted nine month earnings of 403.7 million dollars, up 16 percent.
District 1 high schools issue the first six weeks report cards for students to take home. A new policy ends mailing cards to parents and requires students to bring them home, with no need for return to the school.
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