Downtown Tucson proposal debated by appraisal firm
Two members of a Los Angeles appraisal firm address the Tucson Retail Trade Bureau about what's wrong with downtown Tucson. The article notes preparation of preliminary architectural drawings and site appraisals for a municipal auditorium complex and urges intergovernmental cooperation before taxpayer funds are spent. City council will review an FHA proposal to take over an apartment house and about 100 foreclosed low cost homes.
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Civil rights and desegregation amid national debate
Auburn University officials pledge ongoing court action against desegregation while preparing for the admission of Negro graduate student Harold J. Franklin. The Nation recalls a former teacher's comment about Lee Harvey Oswald and a Christmas gift, as other pages discuss the National Council of Churches civil rights appeal, balanced political tickets, and reflections on JFK memory.
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Washington Retired Secret Service Chief Governors Open Car Protection
Washington retired Secret Service Chief A. E. Baughman says police state methods would be required to give full protection to a president when he goes out in an open car in a large crowd. The report notes other items on pages 1 3 5 6 19 and A.
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Italy forms center left government in cabinet first time in 16 years
The new center-left Italian government sworn in today includes Socialists in the cabinet for the first time in 16 years. In Brazil a senator shoots at another in the Senate chamber, killing a bystander. Ecumenical Council prelates head homeward under Pope Paul VI orders to continue work during recess.
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Wildcats fall 61 88 to Evansville in opener
University of Arizona defense shines but offense stalls as the Wildcats lose 61 to 88 to Evansville in basketball action. Liberty Bowl snubs against Arizona State and Sun Devils are noted, with rejections linked to money concerns. George McLeod column.
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General Index and Page Snippets Gathered
A compressed stack of section headings and page cues including General Index Dr. Alvarez 40 Molly Mayfield Bridge 25 Movie Times Comics 47 Public Records Crossword Puzzle Ra Sports Deaths TV Radio Dials Editorials Woman's View Financial News 28 29 Tucson Tonight wu 20 hinting at page allocations and feature areas without detailed articles.
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Horizon Acquires Corona Control for New Tucson Development
Horizon Land Corp has gained control of Corona de Tucson and will expand the 4000 acre site as part of a joint venture with T J Bettes Co Business Funds Inc and Coronade Tucson Inc. The combined area will be marketed as New Tucson with a retirement community plus a general development. Planned additions include a grocery, a golf course, a community center and recreation area. Grand opening is planned for January.
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Senate panel okays 4.5 billion public works bill
Senate Appropriations Committee approved a 4.5 billion public works measure for the current fiscal year. The package funds rivers and harbors, flood control, reclamation, Atomic Energy Commission activities, and other programs, with boosts over House totals for several line items including river projects, Bureau of Reclamation, Atomic Energy, and the Tennessee Valley Authority.
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Two Held For Trial In Burglary Case
Two men were held for Superior Court trial after a preliminary hearing on a November 26 burglary at Forest Bacon's home. Kenneth James Jr., 24, of 1246 W Emery St, faces first degree burglary under $1,000 bond. McKinley Elem, 20, of 477 5 Rubio Ave, will face trial under $500 bond for being an accessory after the fact. A 17-year-old youth tied to the break was turned over to county juvenile authorities.
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Nixon State May Enter Primary Nixon State May Enter Primary
Washington reports plans to enter a slate of delegates pledged to Richard Nixon in New Hampshire's March presidential primary. Leonard Hall confirmed meetings with Nixon and Eisenhower after Kennedy's assassination. a leading New England Republican indicated a Nixon-favorable slate would compete in the March 10 primary.
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Connally Leaves Hospital After Kennedy Assassination Wounds
Texas Governor John Connally flew from Parkland Hospital in Dallas to Austin to continue recovery from wounds suffered during the Kennedy assassination. He said his right hand and wrist may not regain full use and noted the wrist would be in a cast for 90 days. Connally credited Parkland’s staff for saving his life and hinted at returning to the capitol later this month. He spoke in Parkland’s cafeteria while in a wheelchair, awaiting further prognosis and a possible inquiry shedding light on details surrounding the case.
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