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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1961

Page

3

Cars to get anti air pollution devices starting 1963

Detroit report says the Automobile Manufacturers Association recommends positive crankcase ventilation systems on new cars beginning with 1963 models or 1964 models. The device recirculates crankcase fumes, may add 4.50 to 6.50 in price, and aims to reduce hydrocarbon emissions and smog nationwide. The AMA cites tests by the Public Health Service and California experience as support.

Detroit Auto Ribicoff Board of Directors The Automobile Manufacturers Association California AMA AC Spark Plug General Motors California Motor Vehicle Pollution Control Board AMA Board U.S. Public Health Service

Nehru warns India may wage war over China threat

India’s prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru warned Parliament that war against Communist China could occur if diplomacy fails to stop aggression on the northern frontier. He said a broader world war could follow but India would exhaust all peaceful means and build border defenses while protesting Portuguese moves in Goa and Daman.

New Delhi UPI Jawaharlal Nehru India China Nehru Ladakh Goa Bombay Daman Portugal

Wisconsin Congressman slams Defense Dept over mobilization funds

Rep. Melvin R. Laird accused the Defense Department of incredible mismanagement in delaying funds for the 32nd Infantry Division at Ft. Lewis. He said Congress granted authority Aug. 17, but the Army did not receive it until Nov. 18, and called for corrective mobilization action. Laird praised Fort Lewis commander Maj. Gen. William F. Train for efficiently stretching funds.

FT. Lewis Wash Wisconsin Defense Department Today Melvin R. Laird R. Wis Congress Department 32Nd Infantry Division Wisconsin National Guard Laird Pentagon Department of the Army Army House Military Construction Subcommittee William F. Train

Playbox Holds Yankees Tryouts This Weekend

Playbox Theater announces auditions for Damn Yankees to be held this weekend at the El Conquistador Hotel. Director Scott Henderson leads a cast of 13 men and six women plus chorus. bring sheet music though numbers from the show score are preferred. Performances run Feb 27 through Mar 3 with auditions Sunday and Saturday at 1 pm.

Scott Henderson el Conquistador Hotel Playbox Theater Washington Senators Yankees

Dam seen as Grand Canyon peril

National Park Service director Conrad Wirth opposed a proposed hydroelectric project that would divert 92 percent of the Colorado River in Marble Canyon to a 44 mile tunnel to a Kanab Creek power plant in Arizona. He warned the plan would destroy the Grand Canyon National Park, urging it not be pursued.

Washington Conrad L. Wirth National Park Service Colorado River Grand Canyon National Park Grand Canyon Colorado Sequoia National Park Marble Canyon Kanab Creek Arizona Baeau William E. Warne Interior Newton B. Drury Wirth Park Service Arizona Power Authority Los Angeles

Yugoslavia West Entente Seen Threatening Soviet Unity

State Department says Yugoslavia's cooperation with the West challenges Moscow's control and aids a market oriented shift. The letter to Senator Tower notes Yugoslavia has opened to Western ideas, rejects hardline communism, and hosts U.S. training for civilians while receiving atomic equipment and aid.

Washington UPI Russia Yugoslavia West State Department John G. Tower R-Tex United States Department Brooks Hays Hays Marshal Tito Kremlin Soviet Bloc Soviet Union Europe Moscow Tower Eisenhower U.S

Freshmen Get Study Slogans for Privacy

Two Texas psychologists Dr Wayne Holtzman and Dr William F Brown propose door signs to protect freshmen privacy. Suggested lines urge others to leave students alone while studying, with humorous mis-spellings and a Confucius quip about study paying.

Austin Tex UPI Texas Wayne Holtzman William F. Brown

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