Advise and Consent brings Washington drama to life
In a taut Corral Theatre production adapted from Alan Drury's novel, Advise and Consent follows senators debating a president's nominee for secretary of state amid a moon landing and Cold War tension. Strong performances by Rosenthal and Irvin anchor a brisk first two acts, with a lengthy third act dulling the finale.
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Micheline Keating
Citizen Entertainment
Washington
Ast Night
Loring Mandel
Alan Drury
Earth
Capitol
Peter Marroney
Sandy Rosenthal
South Carolina
Ron Irvin
Rosenthal
Irvin
Henry Kendrick
Clifford Smith
Scott Henderson
Holland Williams
John Warnock
Tucson youths aim for space with Canaveral style rocket tests
John Riddick reports on a Tucson group turning the mountains into a Cape Canaveral like site for static rocket engine tests this weekend. University of Arizona students and a seminary student pilot fuels zinc dust sulfur with aluminum for power aiming to launch 30 000 feet next summer. They study physics and mechanics, build their own engines, and plan radar tracking from Ft Huachuca with about 150 invested and local support from several firms. McKay seeks broader aim as he pursues priesthood while others push toward a space oriented future.
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John Riddick
Tucson
Cape Canaveral
Thomas McKay Jr
St. John's Seminary
California
University of Arizona
Sputnik
Robert Mack
Rincon
McKay
John Don
University
Ronald Lusteck
Tom
Gary
UAT
Ft. Huachuca
Maria Sivilli
Comstock Steel Co
Nu-Art Photo Services
Photo Center
Earl M. Jorgenson Steel Co
Jay Rohrbough
Edward Orinski
Hughes Safety Engineer
Tucson Market Equipment Co. Inc
Hearing Waived In Burglary Case
Robert Frank Benson 19 of 13 W District St waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to Superior Court on a felony count of first degree burglary. The youth was found inside Cotrells Service Station 2 N Freeway about 3 a.m. Thursday, according to police.
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Robert Frank Benson
W. District St
Superior Court
Justice of the Peace
Joe Jacobson
Cotrell
Leash Law Petitioning Stepped Up Citywide
Tucson mail carriers begin circulating leash law initiative petitions citywide tomorrow after focusing on the East Side yesterday and today. The Old Pueblo Branch NA L C will meet tonight to plan ward by ward signatures for a Nov 5 city election. Donald McKerlie said 1,000 of the 5,000 needed are in hand. attorney Donald Schroeder will report on a meeting with City Atty Calvin Webster after council rejected the proposal Monday.
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Tucson
Old Pueblo
National Association of Letter Carriers
Donald McKerlie
Leash Law Committee
McKerlie
Donald Schroeder
Calvin Webster
Dynamite Blast Damages Drills at Cisco Grove Job
Two construction workers in Cisco Grove California misfired dynamite during highway blasting last week. The explosion showered rock debris onto eight drills valued at more than $100000. Both workers were dismissed from the project.
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Cisco Grove
Calif
uPr
Train Loot Hidden in Trailer Ties to Glasgow-London Robbery
Scotland Yard nears arrests as $84,000 hidden in a house trailer boosts recovered funds to 274,297 pounds amid the Glasgow to London mail train robbery case. Police track notes of five pound notes scattered in Glasgow while searching for a man and woman who bought and abandoned the trailer near Box Hill.
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London
UPI
Scotland Yard
Cheddington
Glasgow
Box Hill
Surrey
Books from Arizona reach British Honduras via Peace Corps
Patricia Preciado Martin of Tucson, now in the Peace Corps, distributed about 2000 donated books in British Honduras. The appeal, sent by Southern Arizona Peace Corps Service Organization, funded elementary and secondary titles for village, rural, and high school libraries. Martin delivered 50 books to a village school and supplied two new high schools with hundreds of volumes, surprising principals with large deliveries and a chorus of grateful teachers and students.
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British Honduras
Patricia Preciado Martin
Southern Arizona Peace Corps Service Organization
Martin
Belize
Peace Corps
Naum Grossman
Southern Arizona Group
Yuma City Tax Drops Slightly
The Yuma County property tax rate remains at $1.21 per $100 valuation for 1963-64 while the city levy reduces to $1.47, two cents lower than last year. The County Board of Supervisors set the county rate consistent with the prior year as the city trims the city rate.
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Yuma
Yuma County
County Board of Supervisors
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