Four Tucson traffic projects announced by city engineer
City Traffic Engineer John Caarls disclosed four projects affecting motorists in Tucson. Construction starts Tuesday to widen Speedway between Craycroft and Wilmot with 15 mph slow zones. New traffic lights at Broadway and Swan and at Broadway and Kolb go into service, and left turn arrows at Speedway and the Freeway will be removed to allow left turns on green. The speedway traffic island west of the Freeway will be reduced in size to ease flow.
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Ikoi Cigarettes Smuggled Into Peace Brand Destinations
Officials of Japan's government tobacco monopoly reported an unspecified number of Ikoi 14 cent packs found filled with high quality tobacco headed for Peace, Japan's priciest cigarette at 22 cents per pack.
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Veteran Navy Band Leader to Direct 1963 National Intercollegiate Band
Commander Charles Brendler, longtime Navy Band director, will lead 120 collegians at the University of Arizona auditorium in a concert tomorrow night. The former Navy Band head discussed music education, job prospects for musicians, and the band’s role in American family life. The program includes Mozart, Brahms, Rossini, Genestra, and works by Clifton Williams and Richard Goldman.
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Broadway widening project to resume after two-week delay
Work on the Broadway widening scheme between Alvernon Way and Columbus Boulevard is expected to restart in a day or two after a nearly two week pause. District State Engineer Miles Livesay cites Pantano Wash flooding that cut off a materials pit east of Tucson, hindering haulage to scales. The original completion date was Oct 1, and Livesay says finish near that time is likely.
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Pedestrian Injured in Crosswalk on East Speedway
Manuel Reyes 41 of West 34th Street suffered a broken right knee dislocation and a broken left leg after being struck by Harry Richman 18 of 3571 E River Road while in a crosswalk near North Farrgells Avenue. Reyes cited for public intoxication. Richman cited for failure to yield right of way.
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Jet Engine Afire Forces Parts to Fall in Randolph Park
A B47 bomber from Davis Monthan AFB suffered engine failure during a two hour training flight and dumped small metal fragments into Randolph Park at 530 p m yesterday. Lt Col Wayne Pyles commanded the aircraft as it landed safely with minor repairs needed. Co piloted by Maj James Kelly and navigator Lt Col John Barnes the six jet bomber from the 360th Bomb Squadron returned to base after the incident.
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Tucson DJ Arrested on Philadelphia Morals Warrants
Richard P. Sherbahn a 39 year old disc jockey at KCUB was arrested at his Tucson home on four felony warrants from Philadelphia charging corruption of morals of a minor distributing obscene literature and exhibiting obscene material. Police found 13 nudist magazines and 46 nude photo negatives. He refused extradition and arraignment was set for this afternoon.
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Did Red Chinese Win The Game Too
Moscow dispatch from Tass reports its correspondent was barred from a basketball game in Peking. The Soviet agency said correspondents from Poland and East Germany were also barred by the Red Chinese. A Soviet team played but no result was given.
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Ex Showgirl Dies at 66 in New York
Helen Rich a Broadway showgirl and film performer of the 1920s died Wednesday of cancer at 66. Born in Pittsburgh she rose to fame in Irving Berlin's Music Box Revues from 1921 to 1924 and later appeared in several movies.
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Pittsburgh
City-County Planners Praised By ASPO for School Site Work
The American Society of Planning Officials lauds the City-County Planning Department for protecting public school needs and guiding school-site planning. A report by Dennis O Harrow notes prior criticism and suggests possible reorganization under an assistant city manager. Since 1955 planners provide population data to determine school locations in cooperation with area school districts.
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Leftist Named India Home Minister in Cabinet Shakeup
Gulzari Lal Nanda, 65, a moderate leftist and former labor leader, is appointed home minister as Nehru reshuffles the cabinet. Tiruvallur Thattai Krishnamachari, 60, becomes finance minister and Swaran Singh, 56, takes over food and agriculture. three posts remain vacant.
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Thattai Krishnamachari
Swaran Singh
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