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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1969

Page

4

Thailand Paid To Supply Troops For Vietnam War

Senate investigators heard that a lot of money is being spent by the United States to deploy a Thai division to South Vietnam. Aiken suggested the total may be under 1 billion dollars, with reports of a 1965 five year arrangement valued by the New York Times. State Dept officials defended aid to Thailand to keep internal security and development intact while troops fight in Vietnam.

Washington Senate United States South Vietnam Thailand Sen. George. D. Aiken Vermont Foreign Relations Committee Aiken New York Times Congressional the Times Bangok Stuart Symington Missouri Asia State Department Department Carl Bartch South Korea The Phillippines Bartch Vietnam

New Phoenix Bishop McCarthy Takes Reins

The Most Rev Edward A McCarthy arrived in Phoenix to lead the new Phoenix Diocese and was greeted by a cheering throng at Sky Harbor. Governor Jack Williams and Councilman Milt Sanders welcomed him and he received a city key. He will lead diocesan efforts across Arizona from Ss Simon and Jude Cathedral, pledging broader service to all Arizonans.

Phoenix UPI Edward A. McCarthy Sky. Harbor Airport Francis Green Tucson Arizona McCarthy Jack Williams Milt Sanders Catholic Church Cincinnati Liturgical Commission of The Archdiocese Liturgical Arts

Foreign Students Speak Thursday at Catalina High School

American Field Service hosts a public meeting for foreign exchange students at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the Catalina High School auditorium at 3645 E. Pima St. The Catalina AFS chapter presents impressions of life in America by the students.

American Field Service Tucson Area Catalina High School E. Pima St Catalina Afs America

New Citizens Take Oath In Local Ceremonies

Forty nine individuals became new citizens in a ceremony led by U.S. District Court Judge James A. Walsh with James Davies of the Central YMCA Men’s Club as principal speaker. Davies urged civic participation, voting, and communicating with representatives, noting pride in the achievement. The list of new citizens includes names and origins from Belgium to Spain, Germany, Japan, Great Britain, and others, with residential addresses and family ties noted.

James Davies Central Ymca Men’s Club U.S. Dist James A. Walsh Davies Monica MM Brindley E. Jackligne Brive Arnaldo R. Atendez E. Svivane Drive Antonio S. Monier Ode Blvd Germany Josef Keller Tes N. Richey Rigas W. Medina Road Eritz Zack N. Geronimo Great Britain Josephine M. Bomar Beverly Japan Robert T. Curry Robert W. Curry Magnolia Shizumo Z. Newton Shasta Drive Orea Yong Sun Dardena Sierranese Elma Burruel Velasco Taiath St Iss Christina Salas Esperanza Vidal Moncivals Amartin H. Ohlmaler Ricardo S. Schlalery E. Friedrich FMISS Emaria

Briton Proposes Statue to Save Leaning Pisa Tower

British architect Peter Hammond suggests building a huge statue of William of Innsbruck to support the leaning tower of Pisa. He argues William caused the tilt and should hold it up, as Italy offers a 480000 prize for long term stabilization.

Bromley England Peter Hammond Italy Pisa Hammond William Innsbruck

Opium Haul Seized In Hong Kong From Southeast Asia

Police seized 2,620 pounds of raw opium with a market value over 1 million dollars yesterday in a vacant Hong Kong apartment. No arrests were made. Officials noted the opium was wrapped in 582 plastic bags inside 38 sacks and traced to Thailand, Laos and Burma.

Hong Kong UPI Thailand Laos Burma

Two Step Plan for Southern School Integration Outlined

The Sth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals set a two step timetable for desegregation across 16 districts in Mississippi Georgia Florida Louisiana Alabama and Texas. By Feb 1 1970 districts must complete steps to unitary systems and begin student body mergers before the 1970 fall term. The second step requires full merger of student bodies by the start of the 1970 term with FEW plans filed by Jan 16 1970.

New Orleans UPI Sth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals U.S. Supreme Court Nixon Mississippi Anl Georgia Florida Louisiana Alabama Texas Circuit Court Houston Federal District Court Department of Health, Education and Welfare

Inmate testifies in Hughes murder case at prison

Prison inmate William F. Keefe testified before Judge Mary Anne Richey that he saw a man in a service station uniform tamper with Hughes car on Dec 13 1963. Hughes already serving 10 to 15 years for attempting to murder his stepdaughter, denied the petition for a new trial.

Charles L. Hughes Arizona State William F. Keefe J Hughes Superoir Mary Anne Rickey Keefe Hughes Tamming Frear Richey

Fulbright seeks cuts to Pentagon public relations

Senator J William Fulbright urged trimming a 28 million defense public relations program saying it funds pro war propaganda and public information efforts. He would introduce amendments to curb information programs and outlaw public relations that amount to public information. He cited 2800 Pentagon public information staff and spending rising tenfold to about 27.95 million last year since limits were lifted a decade ago.

Spiro T. Agnew Agnew Wulbright Senate Congress

Mundt Recovers From Moderate Stroke in DC

Senator Karl Mundt of South Dakota suffered a moderate stroke affecting his right side and speech. He remains in hospital for six to eight weeks with rehabilitation to begin later this week. Mundt has served in the Senate since 1948 and holds senior GOP positions on key committees.

Archdiocese Building Commission McCarthy Archdiocese Catholic Commission On Poverty Cincinnati Dayton Catholic Conference of Ohio Ohio Council of Churches National Bishops Committee United States Catholic Conference Archdiocese of Order of the Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati Washington UPI Karl E. Mundt R.S.D Mundt Senate Government Operations Committee Foreign Relations and Appropriations Committee

Denture Support Tip with FASTEETH Advertisement

To relieve discomfort when dentures slip, sprinkle FASTEETH on plates. FASTEETH holds dentures firmer longer and lets you bite harder and eat faster. It is alkaline and won’t sour. Dentures that fit are essential to health. See your dentist regularly and get FASTEETH at drug counters.

Powell Plans Boycott of NYC Dept Stores

The Rev. Adam Clayton Powell plans to lead a boycott of New York City department stores during the Christmas shopping season. He aims to pressure stores to hire more black executives and improve diversity in leadership.

New York UPI Adams Clayton Powell

Nephron Inhalant Ad Promises Fast Bronchial Relief

An advertisement claims NEPHRON inhalant provides rapid relief for bronchial asthma spasms in about one minute. It targets stubborn cases and urges readers to consult their druggist at Broadway Village Drug Barron’s Pharmacy.

Nephron Broadway Village Drug Barron’s ‘Pharmacy

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