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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1966

Page

7

Cardinal warns nation over moral limits in war

United Press International reports Cardinal Lawrence Shehan of Baltimore warns that even in self defense a war must avoid immoral tactics. He condemns indiscriminate bombing and argues moral restraint is required, citing Vatican stance and calls for humane methods in Vietnam. The piece cites critics from Harvard scientists and Miami Herald columnist Kofoed stressing harm to civilians.

Louis Cassels United Press International Viet Nam Lawrence Cardinal Shehan Baltimore Baltmore Cardinal Shehan America Jethal Jean Mayer Harvard Victor W. Sidel Harvard Medical School Newpaperman Jack Kofoed Miami Herald

Church relief leader chosen for Latin America post

Richard Feree Smith of Philadelphia has been named Church World Service secretary for Latin America at the National Council of Churches. He will oversee relief and rehabilitation programs in Central and South America and the Caribbean. Smith previously led Refugee Resettlement and Immigration Services for the American Friends Service Committee.

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NETWORK IS GOAL Senator's Son Leads Gospel TV Expansion

Pat Robertson, son of Virginia Senator A Willis Robertson, a former Marine and Yale Law alumnus turned Baptist minister, aims to expand WYAH TV and build a full color studio and radio television center in Portsmouth. He envisions a nationwide evangelical network with major East Coast reach and strong youth programming.

Portsmouth Pat Robertson Tidewater Virginia Robertson United States Washington Philadelphia New York Boston Norfolk A. Willis Robertson Washington and Lee University Korea Yale Law School New York Theological Seminary Christian Broadcasting Network, Inc Pat Marion G Wyah-Tv WXRI America

Louisiana Votes Under Rights Law With Federal Watch

Louisiana holds its first primary under the voting rights act with federal observers in six parishes. U.S. Senators and House candidates face strong challenges, including Edwin H. Willis and James H. Morrison in Democratic races. Ellender leads in the Senate race as Guice and Deblieux push hard. runoff possible if no majority. Republicans contest four House seats led by Hale Boggs in New Orleans, with observers noted in New Orleans and Plaquemines Parish.

New Orleans Louisiana U.S House Edwin H. Willis James H Jimmy) Morrison U.S. House Shreveport Baton Rouge Madison East Carroll Mississippi River Ouachita East Feliciana Parishes Justice Department Plaquemines Parish Leander H. Perez Sr U.S. Senate Allen J. Ellender Senate Troyce Guice Ferriday J. D. Deblieux Ellender Guice Deblieux GOP House Hale Boggs

Horizon Land Reports Earnings Rise and Cash Growth

Horizon Land Corp. Joviay reported fiscal year ended May 31 sales rose to 13,779,000 from 10,222,000 with profits up from 797,000 to 1,472,000 and net worth increasing. Per share earnings reached 79 cents from 45 cents with 1,866,242 shares outstanding. The firm attributes gains to stronger marketing and steady cash income, noting high down payments and receivables up to date. The company operates from 300 W Horizon Road north of Tucson with activities in Texas and New Mexico as well as Arizona.

Horizon Land Corp. Joviay Joseph Timan Timan Perhe Horizon Horizon Road Tucson Texas New Mexico Arizona

Markets Split as Glamour Stocks Rally Amid Downtick

The week saw mixed results with blue chips sliding while glamour stocks led gains. Dow fell 11.86 to 840.53 and the Dow Jones and AP average posted weekly losses, yet Magnavox Raytheon Polaroid and others climbed. Volume reached 28.4 million shares as investors favored near term trading plays amid Viet Nam worry and inflation concerns.

Fairchild Camera Frais Trek Magnavox Raytheon Polaroid Admiral General Instrument General Motors Ford Chrysler American Telephone Dow Jones Dow Associated Press Viet Nam New York Stock Exchange Sperry Rand Itek Ampex American Stock Exchange Federal Resources National Video Westec Syntex

City Delays Lung Replacement in Tucson Development Dept

The city will not name a permanent head for the Department of Community Development after Vincent Lung's death from leukemia. Acting City Manager Roger O'Mara said decisions await Mayor Lew Davis’s August return, with a nationwide search likely and council approval needed for any appointment.

Tucson Department of Community Development Vincent L. Lung Roger O’mara Lung Lew Davis Pie City O’mara O'Mara Long Donald Laidlaw William Mills

U S Prods Strikers Airlines Into Session Prompting Legislation

Washington officials pressed negotiators for a voluntary settlement to end the 35,400 mechanic strike and avert back to work laws. House action looms after committee approval, with lawmakers wary of seizure provisions and a chaotic debate as talks stall. Labor officials plan weekend efforts to trigger talks and avert a forced restoration of service.

Washington Congress Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists House Senate House Commerce Committee Rules Committee Harley Q. Staggers DW. Va Johnson United Northwest Eastern National Trans World Labor Department

Two Youths Charged In East Side Shooting

Police filed assault with a deadly weapon charges against Ray G. Clark 18 and James Walter Broome 19 after a Thursday night shootout at a Speedway Swan Shell station left Gary Kammes 19 with a chest wound. Kammes was treated at Tucson Medical Center.

East Side Gary Kammes E. Montecito St Tucson Medical Center Kammes Ray G. Clark St. Sti Speedway-Swan Shell James Werner Clark James Walter Broome E. Bellevue 8&J Polce Broome Justice Court Ake

Crusade Nearing Final Week Led by Carl Taylor

Evangelist Carl Taylor of Chattanooga Tennessee begins the last week of a Gospel Crusade at the Southside Gate of Christ. Services are scheduled for 10:45 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. tomorrow and 7:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.

Carl, Taylor Chattanooga Tena Southside Gace of Christ Monmlay

Crossword Puzzle Clue List From Ancient Page

A large set of crossword clues and partial answers arranged as a vintage puzzle list with varied wordplay. The items reference places people and terms across multiple languages and eras, including names and geographic hints.

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