Blackmail Alleged Against Cities in Two Year Senate Inquiry
Washington UPI two year Senate investigation opened with Sen Joseph Clark charging big business has blackmailed local governments into inaction and urban decay. He cited $90 billion federal aid and said cities struggle under regressive taxes while states face corporate pressure to relocate. Ribicoff conducts hearings to assess effectiveness and wisdom of federal aid to cities.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Sen
Joseph
Clark
Philadelphia
U.S
Abraham A. Ribicoff
D-Conn
Ribicoff
Prints Being Checked On Beth Auto
Tucson detectives await fingerprint results from Nogales on a car owned by Denver salesman Charles K. Beth missing since a business trip. The locked vehicle was found near the border, with Beth, 41, not located after his wife reported him missing. Authorities checked motels and border towns on both sides of the line. Beth’s photo was shown at two border checkpoints with no sightings.
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Tucson
Nogales
Ariz
Denver
Charles K. Beth
Beth
Jean
Mexico
Colorado
Satellite Sun Study Planned Feasibility of night illumination project
Washington reports the government awarded three contracts totaling 200000 dollars to assess if a large orbital reflecting surface could provide daylight like illumination over land at night. Defense eyes use for night combat areas such as Vietnam. NASA labeled the project Abie and funds aim to determine feasibility of giant sunlight reflecting satellites.
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Washington
Defense Department
Viet Nam
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
TEA Official Takes Post With Center
Lawrence Railing resigns as publications supervisor of the Tucson Education Association to become public relations director at the Military Aircraft Storage and Disposition Center Davis Monthan Air Force Base. He will liaison with press and manage employee relations for the unit.
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Lawrence
Bailing
Tucson Education Association
MASDC
Davis-Monthan Afb
U.S. Defense Department
D-M
Railing
Cleveland
Ohio
Tucson Rapid Transit Co
TEA
LBJ Plans Non-Political Swing Through Four New England States
President Johnson plans a four state swing through New England on August 20. Sources say the trip is non political and will be arranged with coordination from the Interior Department.
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Concord
I.H
Johnson
New England
U.S. Interior Department
Two Citizen Columns Reprinted in Congressional Record
Two Citizen staffers Dick Casey and Don Schellie had columns reprinted in the Congressional Record. Casey wrote on public attitudes toward politics and politicians, with one column noted by Rep. Udall. Schellie’s piece, introduced by Rep. Matsuoka, discussed a Tucson baby fed poi due to a digestive disorder and appeared in the Citizen July 25.
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Citizen
Dick Casey
Don Schellie
Congressional Record
Casey
Record
Morris K. ‘Udall
Arizona
Schellie
U.S
Spark M. Matsunaga
D-Hawaii
The
Tucson
Liechtenstein Celebrates Prince Franz Josef IIs 60th Birthday
Liechtenstein marked the 60th birthday of Prince Franz Josef II with official ceremonies and street dancing as the national holiday celebrations unfolded in Vaduz. The event highlighted the prince’s decades of rule in the small principality and drew local participation.
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Vaduz
Liechtenstein
Reading for Treasure yields certificates for Tucson library kids
Tucson Public Library reports 2313 children joined the Reading for Treasure Summer Program from June 11 to July 30. Of these, 1550 will receive certificates for reading 10 or more books. The program saw 112 Pima County schools represented and 1000 more participants than last year with 900 more certificates issued.
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Tucson Public Library
Pima County
Soviet Miner Viet Nam Casualty Reported
The Soviet miner named Trunov is reported to be slightly injured in a U S bombing raid on December 26 near Wang Be in North Vietnam. He is among 34 Soviet miners working at the mine.
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New Times
Novy Vremya
Trunov
U.S
Wang Be
Viet Nam
Goldwater Accuses Governor of Hurting Arizona in Prescott
Former Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater criticized Gov. Goddard at Prescott College saying the governor spent his time poor-mouthing Arizona and that when Goddard travels outside the state someone must correct his errors. Goldwater urged support for Republican gubernatorial hopefuls Jack Williams and John Haugh.
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Prescott
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Bam Goddard
Jack Williams
John Haugh
Prescott College
Goldwater
Sam
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All Saints
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Elsa
Jauregui
Immaculate Conception
Moscow
Goddard
James Marlow
Uta Ea
Fantastic Discount Dept
SUPE
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Ight
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U.S.D.A
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Aia Sy
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