Goddard Sees Border As Business Asset
Tucson leaders praise cross border ties with Sonora Mexico and urge merchants to display Spanish language signs and accept Mexican currency. Governor hopeful Goddard notes Nogales and Tucson benefit from border trade and tourism while praising the Tucson Retail Trade Bureau faculty recognition awards at the Pioneer Hotel.
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Arizona
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Sucsa
Gonaaeid
U of Arizona Researchrs
Nogales
Tucson
Phoenix
Goddard
Sonora
Mexico
Tucson Retail Trade Bureau
Trade Bureau
Pioneer Hotel
Contractors File Action on Union
Independent Contractors Association filed a seven count complaint with the National Labor Relations Board against Phoenix Local 640 of the IBEW. The suit alleges a union representative threatened a Mesa electrical contractor with a pistol and that the local conducted secondary boycotts by picketing job sites of non union firms. Ray R Gosnay, owner of a Mesa electrical company, said Glynn Ross, a representative of Local 640, threatened him for not operating a union company.
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Phoenix
UPI
The
Independent Contractors Association
Phoenix Local 640
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
National Labor Relations Board
Mesa Electrical
Ray R Gosnay
Mesa Electric
Glynn“ Ross
Soviet Leader to Present Lenin Order in Finland Visit
Anastas Mikoyan will visit Finland December 21 22 to confer the Order of Lenin on President Urho Kekkonen for outstanding services in developing friendly neighbor relations between the Soviet Union and Finland according to Pravda in Moscow.
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Moscov
Anastas’ I.’ Mikoyan
Urho Kekkonen
Order of Lenin
Pravda
Moscow
Tucson Daily Citizen Subscription Rates
Publication details show pricing for home and mail subscriptions in Tucson and surrounding areas. Rates include 41 cents per week for outside Tucson, $27.40 annually, and 45 cents per week for in-town home delivery with $23.45 annual mail option. The notice lists address and publisher information.
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Tucson
Daily Citizen
The
Citizen Publishing Co
North Sloan Ave
Arigna
Cartier
U.S. Viet Nam Deaths Hit Weekly Record Toll
Washington UPI reports during the week ending December 14, thirteen U.S. servicemen died in South Vietnam. Ten killed in combat, three in other causes, with 35 wounded. Cumulative totals reach 339 dead since Jan 1, 1961 and 1,442 wounded. 11 missing and nine held by the Communists. Combat deaths include 169 soldiers 4 sailors 11 Marines and 51 airmen. Aircraft incidents caused 142 deaths, ground action 93.
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Washington
UPI
U. S
South Viet Nam
Defense Department
Pentagon
Viet Nam
Noise at closed railroad station triggers police response
In Deerfield Beach Florida police rushed to a closed railroad station after a drunken voice on a phone line prompted a call. Three squad cars searched the area and found nothing. The telecommunication company was alerted and later identified the culprit as a jammed tape recording device.
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Deerfield Beach
Fla
Murrow Expected To Leave Hospital Soon
Edward R. Murrow's condition improved after recent surgery at New York Hospital. A hospital spokesman said the broadcaster, who had a lung removed last year for cancer, is due to leave within a few days though no exact date is set.
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Edward R.murrow
New York Hospital
Murrow
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