Rhodesia Plan to Fight British Embargo Draws $7.3 Million
Prime Minister Jan Smith in Salisbury outlined a 7.3 million dollar package to bolster Rhodesia's economy against the British led embargo. He announced a 1.26 million wheat program and funds to strengthen the Land Bank, mines, mining, education, and unemployment measures while rejecting debt obligations to Britain.
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
UPI
Jan Smith
Smith
Harald Wilson
Watt
Lion
London
Britain
Land Bank
Ministry of Mines and Land
Zambia
FDA Tightens Rules to Halt Illicit Stimulants Trade
The FDA announced tighter regulations to curb illegal traffic in stimulants depressants and hallucinogens. An advisory on legal drugs will meet December 27 28 to decide which substances fall under the new rules and to establish a record keeping system for monitoring transactions.
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FDA
Washington
UPI
Food and Drug Administration
Women to Take More Farm Duties in Cuba Next Year
Cuban radio reports Vilma Espin says women will fully take over poultry raising by 1966 and will assist in tobacco and vegetable farming. She spoke to a gathering of Cuban women in Pinar del Rio, noting women already hold half the poultry work.
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Miami
Fla
Havana
Vilma Hspin
Armed Forcces
Raul Castro
Pinar del Rio
Gemini 6 7 Set 11 Marks World Space Flight Records
Gemini 7 and Gemini 6 set 11 world records for manned space flight at Space Center Houston. Highlights include longest manned spaceflight 330 hours 34 minutes by Borman Lovell, first rendezvous of two maneuverable craft, total US space hours 1,352 42, most orbits 206, most miles 5 129 400, and most manned flights in a year for the United States.
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Russia
United States
Borman
Lovell
Cooper
U.S
Borman And Lovell Return From Gemini 7 Splashdown
Astronauts Frank Borman and James Lovell landed aboard the USS Wasp after a 14 day, 206 orbit flight. They were greeted by cheering sailors and required a medical checkup before hoisting the Gemini 7 capsule aboard. Borman described feeling dirty yet satisfied with the mission.
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Uss
Wasp
Frank Borman
Tucson
Atlantic
James Lovell
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Borman
Lovell
Lov
Ell
Space Agency
Christmas radio links connect 72 children nationwide
Seventy two children at the National Foundation for Asthmatic Children in the Tucson Mountains will speak with parents on Christmas Day as the Old Pueblo Radio Club runs Operation 59, a nationwide ham radio hookup. Chairman Darrel Hierpe notes hopes to reach all homes including Holly Heiderer's in Singapore. Operation 52 was begun in 1957 by Tucsonan Harry Phillips.
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National Foundation For Asthmatic
Tucson Mountains
Old Pueblo Radio Club
Holly Heiderer
Singapore
Darrel Hierpe
Harry Phillips
Tucson Daily Citizen Subscription Rates Hidden in Notice
The Tucson Daily Citizen lists home delivery and mail subscription rates including 5 cents per week inside Tucson 24.40 per year outside Tucson 45 cents per week or 1.95 per month for delivery Prices payable in advance 2.25 per month or 27.00 per year by mail The notice appears under the Tucson Arizona publishing company at 208 North Stone Ave notes subscription options for local and distant readers.
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Tucson Daily Citizen
Bittizen Publishing Co
North Stone Ave
Tucson
Arizona
Arizona Properties, Inc
S. Scott
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E. Broadway
Story & Clark
Lowry
America
AST
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Gulbransen Spinet Piano
Gemini
Glover & Miller
Berkshire
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