Illiteracy drive kicks off at Arizona campus clinic
Robert C. Likins of the Laubach Literacy Center conducted a weekend clinic on the University of Arizona campus promoting the one teach one method to boost literacy. More than 100 prospective teachers attended as local leaders note thousands remain illiterate in Southern Arizona and emphasize discreet outreach. The movement, begun by Dr. Frank Laubach in 1929, now includes 20 academic centers and 100 local units worldwide.
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Robert C. Likins
Laubach
Berkeley
Calif
University of Arizona
Likins
Carleton Coss
Washington, D. C
United Nations
Texas
Baylor University
Western
U. S
Cass
Frank C. Laubach
Philippine Islands
Bill of Rights overview and anniversary reminder
ALVIN BRING explains how the Bill of Rights protects freedoms across rights from free speech to jury trials. He notes the 22nd amendment limiting presidential terms, Bill of Rights Day on December 15, and urges patriotic observance of the rights shaping daily life including personal choices, property, religion, and communication.
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Supreme Court
Draft Buildup to Release Reservists and Guardsmen
Pentagon officials outlined plans to demobilize 119,500 Guard and Reserve members as regular units replace them. Training delays and overseas conditions affect timing, with potential releases by next July and no firm schedule yet.
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Washington
Pentagon
Army
Berlin
Selective Service
32Nd Infantry Division
Wisconsin
49Th Armored Division
Texas
National Guard
U S Army Moves Troops Across East Germany Toward Berlin
U S Army transports 181 soldiers of the 1st Battle Group 18th Infantry and 110 miles west toward Berlin from East Germany amid Communist protests. Soviet officers cleared the convoy in 90 minutes at Babelsberg. another unit arrived at Marienborn.
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Berlin
UPI
U.S
East Germany
West Berlin
Batween
West Germany
Babelsberg
19Th Infantry
Marienborn
Red
Junge Welt
Aote
Communist Party
Neues Deutschland
Lebanon
East Berlin
der Morgen
Kennedy
Augsburg
Sheriff Barbecue Promises Old Fashioned Family Day
The Pima County Sheriff's Department hosts a midday barbecue with horse shoe pitching a ball game races for youngsters and draws. About 2000 pounds of beef are prepared as proceeds go to the Deputies Welfare Fund. Undersheriff Wyckoff aims to start an annual event with a city firemen baseball game at 2 p.m. Children under 12 enter free with a parent. Tickets are at the sheriff’s office.
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Sheriff's Office
Tucson Daily Citizen Publisher's Sunday Panel Ad
Local notice lists subscription rates for home delivery in Tucson and outside Tucson. Carrier and mall options priced annually. postage paid at Arizona. The ad provides pricing details and contact lines for subscribers.
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Tufeon Daily
Citizen
Concept
Sunday Citizen Panel Co
North Stone Ave
Ree
Arizone
Tucson
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Arizona
By Alvin Bring
P.S
S. Scott Avenue
Dial
Elvis J. Stahl Jr
Anne
White House
Pima Savings
Alameda
Lyin’ Gnus
Dallas News
Clint Grant
Marsalis Park Zoo
Germany
Macarco
E. Speedway
Zephyr’s
Campbell
Acne
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