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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1966
Page
9
Puzzle fragment lists clues and answers including across and down entries for a crossword page. It references Tucson residents, Ahepa event, and various word clues with partial letter counts and abbreviations, suggesting a community newspaper puzzle feature.
FBI and local authorities detained two Little Rock men Johnny Baugh and Herman Seates after a rural Minnesota bank heist that netted thousands. The fugitives fled a stolen car via a light aircraft, with a third suspect still sought. Eight Tucson delegates head to the 44th Supreme Ahepa Convention in Washington led by John Poulos George Diamos with Vice President Hubert Humphrey as principal speaker.
Arizona Highways surveys the winter flood across the Salt River Valley watershed 13000 square miles and features other regional topics including Rancho San Ignacio del Babaromari and Arizona underground wonders with photos by Wilfred Bryant Jr.
A breach of contract suit for 93176 was filed in Superior Court by C46 Parts Inc of Florida against G and G Steel Inc of Tucson. The complaint claims the firm failed to deliver parts for 40 C46 aircraft and one C48 plane under 1965 contracts, with parts to be sourced from the Davis Monthan AFB surplus depot.
President Johnson signs into law an interstate compact consent establishing the Colorado River boundary between Arizona and California. The measure, approved by Senate in June and the House earlier this month, ends long standing disputes over tax, licensing, and road costs along the river boundary.
The University of Rhode Island on Narragansett Bay has offered land for the federally operated Institute for Oceanography. The Maryland Institute seeks a home on the Atlantic Ocean.
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