War on Smog and Industry Should Clean Air Now
Arizona engineer Robert St P Vail says any industry can run without polluting air and urges proactive research. He cites his carbon black plant turnaround and notes Air Force limits near Davis Monthan base cutting smoke 50 percent. Legislative action pending next month guides stricter controls.
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Robert St. P. Vail
University of Arizona
Arizona
U of A
Mr. Vail
Air Force
Davis- Monthan
Tucson Symphony thrills crowd with record ticket sales
Music notes on the Tucson Symphony score shift to life when the baton rises. The orchestra relies on audience response and community gifts for funding. Ticket sales this season set 37 year highs, but only cover about half the budget, with contributions supporting school programs, youth ensembles, lessons, and scholarships.
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Tucson Symphony
Fewer Elevators May Cut Courtrooms in Tall Buildings
A Phoenix civil suit reports four lawyers waiting in a lobby for an elevator reached a settlement after long delays. The anecdote suggests that fewer elevators could reduce the need for upper-floor courtrooms in a proposed multi story Pima County complex.
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Pima County
Phoenix
Reuther Plans Government Union Drive To Target Federal Workers
Victor Riesel reports Walter Reuther aims to unionize over a million federal employees through AFL-CIO organizing drives. He leads the IUD wing with executive director Jack Conway, eyeing Washington first, then Southern states, plus related efforts among farm workers and service shops.
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Detroit Auto Union
U.S
South
Afl-Ci0
Industrial Union
IUD
Washington, D.C
Wiesner argues for three year ABM moratorium to curb arms race
The piece recalls the Pugwash conferences and Dean Jerome Wiesner's role as Kennedy era adviser. It argues Wiesner proposes a three year moratorium on anti ballistic missiles to slow the arms race. The column warns such appeasement risks failing to deter Soviet power and questions the timing and efficacy of disarmament.
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Cleveland
Cyrug Eaton
Russia
John F. Kennedy
Soviet Union
Moscow
Wiesner
Kennedy
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Telier
Gen
White House
Johnson
Soviet Russia
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Albania
Ho Chi Min
Australia
New Zealand
Thailand
Shastri
India
Don't Burp At The Officer Thanksgiving Driving Tale
A comic sketch shows a driver cited for torpor driving after overeating at a Thanksgiving dinner. A biker cop notes belching and onion smell before a breath test reveals excess white meat and stuffing. The sergeant orders a $75 fine and torpor tank punishment while the wife pays.
Giving Up Too Soon In The UN
A 1965 column argues against letting Red China join the United Nations in 1966. It critiques the 47-47 split on Red China and warns Taiwan would lose face if ousted. The piece praises Taiwan's reforms and education, urging support for Taiwan and rejecting an Appomattox compromise.
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Red China
United Nations
Appomattox
Taiwan
China
Albert Wedemeyer
Far East
Mao Tse-tung
Korea
Latin America
Cuba
Africa
Chile
Thailand
United States
U.S
Red
Pointed Shoes and Foot Deformities Questioned in Commons
British MPs pressed Health Minister over risks from fashionable pointed shoes. Interim findings suggest most deformities stem from wearing the wrong shoes before age 16, a conclusion the public will linger over as the final report waits.
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Britain
Featherbed Fiction Feels Pressure on Firemen Cuts
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen calls an essay contest for engineers titled Why I Need a Helper to argue against diesel crew reductions. The piece may signal broader featherbedding concerns and workforce debates within the railroad industry.
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Alwaukee Journal
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Preservation plea for San Xavier Mission walls and gate
A Tucson report urges immediate care to halt foundation decay at the San Xavier Mission beaming that a single daily effort could prevent ruin. The piece notes the church as a premier Pacific Coast landmark and calls guardians to act. Also announced is Solomon Warner's mill party with brothers Creamer and friends.
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United States
Tucson
Pacific Coast
Solomon Warner
Santa Cruz
Mr. Creamer
Warner
Yndia Smalley Moore
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