Voice Of Cairo Radio Looms Over Israel
Benjamin N Brook reports from Israel on Cairo Radio and Arab stations broadcasting in English describing a campaign against Israel. He notes questions whether such broadcasts reflect Israeli morale, and reflects on impressions from his UJA sponsored tour and first installment of a Tucson Daily Citizen series.
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Benjamin N. Brook
Tucson Jewish Community Council
Israel
United Jewish Appeal
United States
Brook
Tucson
Cairo
U.A.R
Uj.a.'s
Israelis Maintain Steady Resolve Amid Regional Strain
The piece describes Israelis facing ongoing pressure from regional conflict with high morale and a readiness to serve. It notes a culture of voluntary defense taxation, widespread enlistment among youths and older volunteers, and a national mindset shaped by repeated wars. The article cites unity, pride in the armed forces, and a resilient social mood despite tensions.
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Israel
KUAT-AM to Broadcast Tucson Symphony Concerts
KUAT AM the University of Arizona campus station will air Tucson Symphony Orchestra concerts starting with the Nov 18 19 program and continue weekly. Half the concert will be broadcast on Thursdays and Fridays with full programs on Saturdays beginning noon. Tapes will be made for Phoenix Nogales and Flagstaff stations.
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Kuat-Am
Tucson Symphony Orchestra
University of’ Arizona
Tucson Symphony Society
Arizona
Phoenix
California Offers School Bonds for Public Facilities
State Treasurer Ivy Baker Priest announced a sale of 2.55 million in general obligation bonds for public school facilities in three southern California areas. The largest offering is 12 million for Poway School District in northern San Diego County where schools have been on double sessions and may face triple sessions next fall.
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Sacramento
UPS
Ivy Baker Priest
California
Ders
Poway
San Diego County
Priest
Maricopa Board Realigns to Add 40 Precincts
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors approved about 40 new voting precincts to balance population shifts. Phoenix area precincts were consolidated to offset losses while Tempe Deer Valley Apache Junction and Scottsdale areas added. The reorganization aims for 900 to 1,000 voters per precinct and will apply to the September 1970 primaries.
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Phoenix
Maricopa
First Bishop Installed for Phoenix Diocese in Solemn Mass
The Most Rev. Edward A McCarthy was installed as the first bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Phoenix during a two hour ceremony at SS Simon and Jude Cathedral. Arch bishop Luigi Raimondi presided with Cardinal McIntyre and Tucson bishop Green concelebrating. Bishop McCarthy described his mission as bridging communities and fostering harmony among all residents while ecumenical participation marked the rite. Over 1,100 attended in person and 600 viewed via closed circuit television.
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Phoenix
Edward “A. ‘McCarthy
McCarthy
SS Simon and Jude
Luigi Raimondi
United States
John Francis Cardinal McIntyre
Los Angeles
America
Francis J. Green
Nion
Tucson
Edward A. McCarthy
Francis Cardinal McIntyre
Catholic Leaders United in US Catholic Mission
Phoenix bishop Archbishop Luigi Raimondi apostolic delegate to the United States and Tucson Bishop Francis J. Green lead a Catholic mission as church leaders gather for guidance and oversight.
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Phoenix
Luigi Raimondi
United States
Francis J. Green
Tucson
Pearl Harbor Memorial Service Set at University of Arizona
The 28th anniversary service for 1102 sailors entombed aboard the USS Arizona at Pearl Harbor will be held at the University of Arizona Student Union at 11 a.m. Sunday. Col. William J. Sims will speak, and the UA Army ROTC band will perform. Sponsors include Fleet Reserve Association branches and the UA.
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Pearl Harbor
University of Arizona
U.S
Hawaii
William J. Sims
U.S. Marine Corps Air Station
Yuma
UA Army Rotc
Tucson
Phoenix
Fleet Reserve Association
Arizona
Navy
Naval inspection set for Tucson Reserve Center
Cmdr. J N Hobbs of San Diego heads the 11th Naval District Administrative Division and three assistants will arrive tomorrow to inspect the Tucson Naval Reserve Training Center at 1100 S Alvernon Way. The visit marks the annual inspection.
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J. N. Hobbs
San Diego
11Th Naval District
Tucson Naval Reserve Training Center
S. Alvernon Way
Witness Describes Shooting of Reece in Preliminary Hearing
Willie Dixon Jr. faces open murder charges for the Oct. 20 slaying of Early Reece Jr. at El Capitan apartments. Bond set at 5000 dollars due to lack of premeditation as six witnesses including a county pathologist and Dixon’s brother testified Dixon pulled a pistol and shot Reece. Witnesses said Dixon and Reece were friends with no known argument, and several witnesses reported threats against others.
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Willie Dixon Jr
Early Reece Jr
William L. Swink
Oracle
Dixon
Dixson
Louis Hirsch
Larry C. Dixon
S. Amalia Ave
Lester Medford
Lester
Swink
el Capitan Apartments
North 4Th Avenue
Otis Charles Geezer
6Th Ave
Treece
Reece
Geeter
Lawrence McGruder
Lester St
Former Slave Dies Nationally Renowned Student Mary Walker
Mary Mother Walker, once called the nation's oldest student, died Monday in Chattanooga at an official age of 103. The former slave was repeatedly honored for lifelong learning and public service.
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Chattanooga
Mary
Walker
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