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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1966
Page
12
A collection of incomplete clues and garbled phrases touching on morality justice separation of ideals and social observations. The text reads like a literary puzzle with notes on truth deception happiness wealth and human behavior.
A 24 year old airman, Robert Andrew Smith of the 4453rd Motor Maintenance, remained in fair condition at Davis Monthan base hospital after a serious facial cut while attempting to break up a fight outside the Birdcage Tavern at 12 10 am yesterday. Police sought two men and a woman for questioning.
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon arrived in Seoul to begin an overnight visit, meeting officials and planning separate engagements during his stay in Korea.
Bids mark New Pueblo Constructors as low bidder on 4.3 miles of Interstate 19 north of Nogales at 1,589,831 dollars. The firm also offers 360,263 dollars for 3 miles of the Ruby Road alignment tied to an interchange. Other firms commence work on a 3.75-mile stretch near Valencia Road and long-term plans for Interstate 10 surface work near Veterans overpass are anticipated.
A benefit dance at Monterey Recreation Center 5915 East Speedway to aid 14 year old Fernando Castel de Oro in hospital after a July 15 fall into a shallow pool. Friends and local baseball teammates organize the fundraiser from 8 p.m. to midnight with $1 donations.
A feature on the U S half cent from 1793 to 1857 noting its brief legal status, low popularity with merchants and citizens, and eventual phaseout due to copper shortages. Alexander Hamilton supported its issuance to protect low priced goods, while collectors find remaining examples affordable. The article promotes a booklet on profits with silver dollars.
Douglas Isle of Man UPI driving examiner William Shimmin urged young women not to wear mini skirts to driving tests saying a short skirt distracts examiners and could compromise road attention. He described the issue as a safety concern.
The official Viet Nam press said a platoon of Cambodian troops crossed into South Viet Nam on August 11 and fired on a Vietnamese hamlet, resulting in the reported death of a fisherman.
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