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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1964
Page
16
Italian lawyers held a 24 hour strike citing protest against government measures. Courts were closed except those handling urgent cases as the action targeted stamp and paper price hikes.
Times furnished by theaters list openings for CACTUS The Unsinkable Molly Brown at 7 07 and Pink Panther at 7 07 with other films including The Lively Set Kitten With a Whip and Topkapi. Night showings include Irma La Douce and The Thin Red Line along with Drive In listings and late previews at Miracle Plaza and Fox Tucson.
In Moscow the Soviet government ordered four Western military attaches to depart after previously barring them from travel. The move follows the expulsion of four Russian attaches from the United States and Britain amid spy accusations, which those governments deny. The U S and British embassies told the Soviet Foreign Ministry the four were being withdrawn, noting improper restrictions on their rights to stay.
A $150 cash prize is offered for the correct solution. All entries must reach the Citizen Office not later than 9 am Thursday. The list includes words like ENRAGING AGA FILLING MEAN ANGLE and others used to solve the crossword.
Secretary of the Interior Stewart Udall told the Phoenix Press Club a regional water plan including the Central Arizona Project is in sight. He cited 1865 as a potential landmark year and noted progress while avoiding release of specifics. Udall planned talks in Los Angeles with water experts and to sign a salt water conversion contract with the Atomic Energy Commission and the Metropolitan Water District.
Willis Verne Hart, 54, of 112 E St and Clarence Ronald Maynard, 26, of 2838 N Laurel Ave were fined 100 each and sentenced to 10 days in jail after pleading guilty to drunken driving in City Court yesterday.
Army Corps of Engineers, city, and county officials agreed on study priorities for local stream basins. Rillito Creek tops the list, followed by Canada del Oro Santa Cruz River and Brawley Wash with $50 000 earmarked to start surveys pending congressional approval.
A $300,000 injury suit against C. H. Leavell Contracting Co. and two unknown subcontractors over Mrs. Charles Stingley’s November 1961 fall at the Davis-Monthan Air Force Base Hospital was dismissed in federal court for lack of prosecution. The Stingleys filed for damages in Michigan City Indiana. a prior government claim for 46200 followed.
The county filed three condemnation actions in Superior Court to acquire four parcels bounded by Congress and Pennington streets and Meyer and Court avenues. The site includes the Lyric Theater and the old YMCA building with adjacent parking, as part of a plan for a new county administration building.
Phoenix event to honor Gey-elect Sam Goddard features comedian Allan King as toastmaster. Dinner, priced at 100 dollars per couple, funds campaign expenses. sponsored by Friends of Sam Goddard.
Grain New York reports General Mills Inc sharp rise in sales and earnings for the 24 weeks ended Nov 29. Net income 10.7 million or 1.37 a share on sales 284 million up from 8.6 million and 1.05 a share on 255 million in the 1963 period restated for Morton Foods acquisition on Feb 28. Includes earnings data from Schenley Industries H J Heinz National General Ferguson Scott Foresman Thriftway Foods and others with varied net income and sales figures."}
Domestic sugar No 7 futures finish unchanged with 32 contracts traded. Close levels listed: Jan 4.56, Mar 6.598, May 6.54. Raw sugar weaker at 6.45. World sugar No 10 closed 2 to 4 lower with 525 contracts traded and closes shown: Mar 2.748, May 2.8485, Jul 2.97, Oct 3.058.
New York AP reports cottonseed oil futures closed 6 to 11 higher with 8 contracts traded. Notable closings include Dec 33.51, Mar 38.38, May 13.98, Jun 4.04, Sep 13.54, with closing bids at Detroit 13.14 and Bidle.
The Daily Investor column clarifies that Monthly Investment Plan charges vary by investment size and that odd-lot fees can be high with low priced stocks. Higher priced stocks reduce odd-lot costs. Commissions drop as investment size grows, making larger investments cheaper per dollar, and the column notes margin risks are addressed but not lectured in every issue.
Coffee futures edged lower on Monday while spot Santos New dock prices firm. Brazilian and Santos Bourbon offers stood around 46.50 to 46.00 per bag with freight terms noted. Futures closed down modestly with mixed activity and sparse sales as the market awaited clearer demand signals.
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