Beatles Draw 26000 Fans in Chicago Ahead of Tour
Beatle fans packed the International Amphitheatre for two sell-out Chicago concerts drawing 26 000 spectators. The shows came amid controversy after John Lennon’s religious remarks, with police and medics on hand as fans cheered despite signs of disapproval. The acts grossed 136 000 and the group planned a Detroit stop next.
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Fight Victim Is Charged In Assault
Barry Nasby, 22, of 26084 E Glenn St, arrested hours after a bar fight on a aggravated assault charge for stabbing Jack Savage, 23, of 4543 BH 7th St. Savage in satisfactory condition at Tucson Medical Center with an abdominal wound. Nasby treated at MTC after a dispute at 4940 BE 1st St, at Earl Bredo’s residence, where a fistfight arose.
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City May Lease Landfill Site
The City Council will consider renting a sanitary landfill site near South Craycroft and East Valencia roads from the State of Arizona. Acting City Manager Roger O Mara calls it a good site in a sparsely populated area, as a prior plan at Ajo Way faced opposition with no further developments. The remaining agenda items are routine.
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Beatle remark sparks drive to revoke church memberships
In Cleveland a Baptist pastor warns he will seek to expel church members who back John Lennon’s remark that the Beatles are more popular than Jesus or who attend the Beatles concert at Cleveland Stadium tomorrow. The Rev Thurman 4 Babbs cited Lennon's apology but vows action. Members will be questioned at 11 am services.
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Encephalitis Threat in Tucson Declared Slight
UA microbiologists report no lab confirmed encephalitis in Tucson and no mosquito infection signs. County Health Director Brady urges pool chlorination and stagnant pool control while noting nearby outbreaks and several horse cases with two human recoveries.
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Ticino Radio Fires Announcer Over Secession Plea
In Ticino, Switzerland, Radio Lugano fired announcer Renzo Boldini after he urged secession from the rest of Switzerland and to close the St Gotthard tunnel. A radio spokesman said Boldini acted on his own behalf without authorization.
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