Arizona student fears separation from Vietnamese wife in Vietnam barrier
Thomas Shrader an University of Arizona agriculture student and his wife My Hoa face visa and deferment hurdles preventing their reunion in the United States or Vietnam. The State Department denies couples can travel to Vietnam and IVS favors single hires, while Udall vows to seek options as Shrader weighs giving up his student deferment amid safety concerns in Vietnam.
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Arizona
Thomas Shrader
Vietnam
Shrader
My +Hoa
United States
Viet Nam
Laos
My Hea
Shader
Shere
U.S. State Department
My Hoa
Saison
Tes
Counle
In+iternational Voluntary Services Inc
iSchrader
IVS
State Department
Caaid
Arthur Gardiner
U.S
Morris K. Udall
Shraders
Orient
Santa Rita St
Udall
Encephalitis Death Toll Hits 310 in South Korea
Seoul reports 310 deaths from encephalitis since early this month with 54 fatalities in a day. The health ministry also tallies 1,396 total cases.
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Seoul
Korea
South Korea
Earth Ministry
Healthful Tucson Aims to Lure Industry via Ads
Four Tucsonians formed the Greater Tucson Development Association to promote the city’s climate in national business magazines. Founders include Edward Smotkin, James H. Watson, George M. Sheets, and Earl R. Wettstein. The group seeks executives with health problems and has placed ads in Business Week and Fortune, with plans for a pamphlet detailing climate benefits for ailments such as arthritis and asthma. Smotkin will present plans to the Tucson Committee on Community Goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Turpin
Citizen
Greater
Edward & Smotkin
Tucson
Smotkin
James H. Watson
Andentire Council
George M. Sheets
Action Committee For Industry
ACI
Chamber of Commerce
Sheets
Earl R. Wettstein
Watson
Business Week
Fortune
NPAAA Endorses 25 Candidates in Tucson Primary
The Tucson chapter of the Negro Political Action Association of Arizona endorses 25 Democratic and Republican candidates for local and state offices in the September 13 primary. Endorsements include incumbents for Superior Court divisions and several Senate and House districts, with plans to meet in Phoenix for statewide race endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Negro Political Action Association of Arizona
NPAAA
Ruben Salter
Lee Garrett
Alice
Joe Castillo
Mike Murray
Sol Rhee
Douglas Holsclaw
Senate
Tony Carrillo
Bud Walker
James Grainger
Ethel Maynard
Morgan Maxwell Jr
Sam Leno
James Thomas
Walter Dellow
Ben Bernal
Frances C. Gibbons
Superior Court
NHAAA
Phoenix
Swift Plant Workers Accept Pay Cut to Save Jobs
In St Joseph Missouri em ployees at the Swift and Co packing plant voted 846 to 90 to take a roughly 40 cent hourly cut to preserve about 600 of the 1,400 jobs for at least a year. The union says the move reduces current wages from about 4 dollars to 3.60 dollars per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph, Mo
Swift & Co
Independent Packinghouse Union
Trailer Fire Leaves 4 Homeless on South Side
A flash fire at 2842 W. Dove Road last night left Robert Horn his wife and two teenagers homeless. Firefighters arrived as the trailer and cabana were nearly leveled causing over 4000 dollars in damage. The family escaped unhurt.
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South Side
Cabana
Robert Horn
Dove Road
Burglary Strikes Home on Baxter Avenue Jewelry Stolen
Police say burglars entered through an unlocked door at 2750 N Baxter Ave while Mr and Mrs Michael Campana were away at a physician visit. Jewelry, mostly French made, valued at about 1 dollar was reported missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Campana
N. Baxter Ave
Cusigh
Fathers blamed as delinquency causes by Arizona youths panel
Five of seven teenage panelists at the 14th annual juvenile delinquency conference say fathers abdicate authority and fail to help, leaving youths to rely on mothers who struggle to obtain support and services. The discussion notes many boys were in school detention or expelled, with mothers also expressing lack of resources and long waits for emotional help.
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Margaret Kuensthau
Citizen
FT. Grant
Arizona State Industrial School
Steve J. Vukcevich
Iner
Lost Wallet Returned to Nogales Sheriff
Nogales Arizona police recovered and mailed the long missing wallet of Pima County Sheriff Captain James E. McDonald. The wallet, containing cash and personal papers, was found by Arnulfo Bracamonte in a field near Marana while harvesting watermelons.
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Nogales
Pima County
James E. McDonald
Ariz
McDonald
Arnulfo Bracamonte
Son
Marana
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Tucson Committee On Community Goals
Truman
Richard Boylston
John Collins
John Greer
Arthur Goldbaum
Mary Ann Richey
W. Edward Morgan
Lawrence Howard
Jack T. Arnold
Norman
Fenton
Tucson Daily Citizen
The
Citizen Publishing Co
North Stone Ava
Swift
Dacron
Hoover
Sunbeam
Super City
N. Stone
4Th Street
Byaway
Cist
SMITH
Corona Electric
B.C
Browning
Galion
Ithaca
Winchester
Peters
TASCO
Sim
Pawnee
Ulpaer
Lachman
Arizona Maintenance
Oracle
Vg Demy
Johansen
Lewis
E. Pennington
Tucson Warehouse & Transfer Co
Twacsox Warehouse
Transfexreis
East Sixth Street
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