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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1966

Page

17

Arizona House committee studies land transfer for industrial parks

A Arizona House small business committee reviews a plan to transfer 140000 acres of federal land to the state for industrial parks as part of a broader push to boost the economy. The group, chaired by Rep Ruthieopa Nes, weighs implications for jobs, tourism growth, and government contract stability amid calls for stronger load checks and revised liens laws.

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Pacts Reduce War Danger

Secretary of State Dean Rusk told Congress that global defense commitments cut the danger of armed conflicts involving the United States. He argued they prevent war by clarifying required national security measures and described commitments from NATO to overseas bases as part of broader peacekeeping efforts.

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Haugh urges trials before elections in liquor probe

Phoenix Republican candidate John Haugh told the Civitan Club that the public deserves to know before elections whether an indicted official is guilty. He cited the Bohannon conflict of interest case and argued trials of indicted legislators should occur before rather than after elections.

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Williams urges more dedicated citizens to serve state

Republican governor candidate Jack Williams told the Sahuarito Optimist Club that more citizens should arrange their time to do more for government. He warned against centralized power, saying morality comes from religion and tradition, and urged reaffirming faith in individual dignity and rights.

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