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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1964
Page
19
The notice lists celestial events: sunset today, sunrise tomorrow, moonset tomorrow, and a full moon with a total lunar bounce. It names prominent Saturn sets at 9:57 p.m., Jupiter visible in the southwest at 10:42 p.m., Mars rising at 12:08 a.m., and Venus rising at 5:27 a.m.
A 10 day strike by about 1,100 meat markets in seven of eight Southern California counties ended after an all night negotiation with a federal mediator. The three year contract with AFL-CIO Meat Cutters Union and Food Employers Council awaits ratification and a return to work by Monday.
Edith C Tenchert 80 former owner of Santa Rita and Arcadia Beauty Salons died Monday in a Prescott nursing home. She came from Chicago in 1912 and founded Marinillo Beauty Shop in Prescott then operated Tucson shops until retirement. Graveside services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Mountain View Cemetery Prescott. Survived by sister Mrs Jane H Cotton and two nieces and a nephew.
Snow flurries are expected from the central Plateau to the western Lakes with mixed flurries and rain from the eastern Lakes into the Ohio Valley tonight. Warmer temperatures are forecast in the eastern third of the nation while colder air grips the rest, except along the Pacific Coast and southern Plateau.
A weather brief reports fresh conditions in Las Panas after Monday's quarter phase. Forecasts predict notable changes in temperature and gusty winds across coastal and inland areas with brief showers possible.
Paris report from UPI states NATO’s 15 member nations spent a record 75.9 billion dollars on defense in 1964, led by the United States. The 1963 total was 72.6 billion.
The Thunderbird Republican Club reports its membership has doubled in the past year to 53 members. President Avery Dixon predicts it will double again next year. Guest speaker was Richard C. Higginbotham, chief city inspector, at the El Conquistador Hotel.
Chamber industrial development head Miles Hubka told the board at the Pioneer Hotel that two firms from San Francisco are being courted for Tucson. Company A reportedly offers land and full financing with working capital. Company B, a market-listed subsidiary, makes electrical connectors and is expanding into automotive connectors. A Tucson Park West development and an airport area park were discussed, with a Boston-area outreach planned for January.
San Francisco area industries consider moving to Tucson as land shortages and high costs drive expansion limits. Arthur D Little found 10 percent of firms relocate yearly, expanding land use seven to ten times and boosting employment by about 15 percent. The Chamber seeks a $1 million industrial foundation to marshal land and aid firms.
In Meurthe et Moselle doctors protested the arrest of Dr. Gerard Colin for failing to aid a dying man after a late nighttime incident at a dance hall. They refused night calls unless police requested aid. Colin, released last night, faced charges from the fatal stabbing of Roger Fleury, 26.
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