City leaders warn Tucson water rates to rise eventually
City Manager Mark Keane warns Tucson residents that water rates will have to increase. Mayor Lew Davis urges residents to push ahead with city improvements rather than worry about affordability. The City Council may decide by year end on relocating the East Side library to Palo Verde Park or the Sears Broadway Shopping Center. Entertainment feature on elegant fruit dishes appears in color in the Woman's View.
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Interfaith speakership hurdle noted by Lutheran leader
The Rev. Carl W. Segerhammar says authority to speak blocks inter faith dialogue. The Nation reports the Pacific Southwest Synod president highlighting a key hurdle in cross religious discussions.
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Kennedy assassination report ahead for White House
Washington sources say an FBI summary near completion will state that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in the Kennedy killing. Analysts note the report’s pending release and potential impact on the presidential legacy.
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Pope Paul VI to issue decree extending bishops powers
The World reports Pope Paul VI will address the Ecumenical Council today to issue a major decree expanding Roman Catholic bishops powers. The U S begins withdrawal of first troops from South Viet Nam as anti Communist buildup dates back to 1962. A British cabinet member opposes any non aggression pact that would weaken Western Germany's position. The Turkish president seeks to resolve a political crisis after Premier Ismet Inonu's coalition government resignation.
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Texas Wins National Title per UPI but Await AP Final
The Longhorns stand as the national champion by United Press International standards while awaiting the final Associated Press tally. NFL draft marathon yields 280 players selected and signed, with Charley Taylor of Arizona State in the first round, Tony Lorick of ASU in the second, and John Briscoe of Arizona in the ninth. Arizona State and Arizona figures loom as Jim LaRue rebuilds toward a championship clash with New Mexico.
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McCormack Assigned to Key National Security Meetings
President Johnson directs Speaker John W. McCormack to attend National Security Council and other key sessions to ensure government continuity. McCormack will be kept informed on security matters but not to affect his legislative duties, with discussions on a broader contingency plan for presidential disability.
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Rail Unions Seek Legality of Arbitration Rulings
Rail unions prepare to file suit seeking congressional aid to challenge a seven member arbitration decision. The board held 90 percent of about 32 000 firemen jobs on nearly 200 railroads may be cut and about 50 000 train crew jobs require review for possible elimination. The ruling allows mediation board oversight for local binding decisions if parties fail to agree on work rules.
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Tucson Daily Citizen Classified Notice
Local newspaper page lists subscription rates for 1930s delivery options. Home delivery in Tucson and outside Tucson priced by week or mail, with annual options. Shipping and address details appear in the ad segment.
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Johnson Pushes Tax Cut Plan With Democratic Leaders
President Johnson discussed tax cut legislation with Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield and other leaders. Mansfield said hearings on the proposal would wrap up by Friday or Monday as the Finance Committee begins drafting its bill to advance the measure.
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Senate OKs Amended Bill Benefiting Mrs Kennedy
The Senate approved a bill to provide office staff and Secret Service protection for Mrs. John F. Kennedy for a year, with life wide mail privileges and protection for her two children. The measure goes back to the House for minor changes after amendments on funeral expense limits and a Tippit grant proposal were considered.
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