Crime Check Begins in Tucson January First
Tucson launches Crime Check on January 2 to speed crime reporting by calling 791-4444 without identifying the caller. Police Chief Bernard L. Garmire says the aim is citizen cooperation to deter crime and bolster respect for law enforcement. Exchange Clubs of Tucson fund publicity with Eller Outdoor Advertising and Sunbeam Bread aiding the phone line.
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Bernard L. Garmire
Exchange Clubs
Tuckson
Eller Outdoor Advertising Co
Sunbeam Bread Co
Tucson
R. L
Dick” Brickell
Southern District of Exchange Clubs International
Richard Greer
Roger Sedimayr
Police Community Relations Office
Tucson Girl Drinks Fluid After Accidental Ingestion
A two year old Tucson girl drank cleaning solvent from a 2gun container and was treated at Tucson General Hospital. Fire Rescue Captain Chester Adams said very little could have been fatal. nurses expected release after stomach pumping.
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Tucson
Tucson General Hospital
Robbin Deal
Blackridge
Chester Adams
Woman Finds 72 Year Old Bread In Attic
Mrs Sylvia Rapson of Cowley England discovered a 72 year old loaf wrapped in linen in an attic trunk. The bread carries the mark Made on Good Friday April 3 1896. She notes it may be edible but will keep it for sentimental reasons.
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Cowley
England
UPI
Sylvia Rapson
City Council Redistricts Webb Castro Ward Changes
The Tucson City Council redistricted wards with two councilmen swapping numbers. Webb becomes Ward 6 while Castro shifts to Ward 5, with Ward 1 and Ward 2 gaining area and Ward 4 losing territory. Webb’s ward expands to include the University of Arizona area and Castro’s adds land south to the city limits and 2 square miles northwest of Davis-Monthan AFB.
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James D. Webb
Rudy Castro
Tucson Daily Citizen
G. Freeman Woods
Richard Kennedy
Woods
Drexel Road
Kennedy
22Nd Street
Joyner
Webb
University of Arizona
Castro
Davis-Monthan Afb
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Shared in List
A long mixed list of crossword clues is presented with across and down entries, including borders, harness parts, abbreviations in multiple languages, time terms, and various noun and verb hints spanning natural terms, titles, and common puzzle fodder. The item appears as a reader puzzle page fragment with scattered clue numbering and partial phrases.
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A.M
Brownie Post Office Shut Down by Local Officials
In Orton Waterville England the Brownie Girl Scouts were halted after setting up a hand delivered Christmas card post office. Officials cited illegality, saying the improvised post office violated postal rules while the girls collected and delivered cards with their own stamps.
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Orton Waterville
England
General Post Office
Six Ex-Liquor Agents Seek $66,000 Back Wages
Six former state liquor agents fired during the 1966 investigations sue for more than $66,000 in back pay and damages. Named defendants are the State Board of Liquor License and Control the state auditor and treasurer. The ex-agents include William Doonan Pete San Angelo John Cates Joe E Gulaskey Bert Arce and Les Gadare. They say salaries were $600 a month when dismissed on May 10 1967 after suspensions by acting Superintendent John F Sheik on Aug 10 1966. Each seeks $6,000 back wages plus $5,000 in damages. The suspensions followed a grand jury probe into licensing practices. grand jurors were later freed after the Arizona Supreme Court ruled improper impaneling.
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Joseph Soble
Harold M. Cole
State
Board of Liquor License and Control
William Doonan
Pete San Angelo
John Cates
Joe E. Gulaskey
Bert Arce
Les Gadare
John F. Sheik
Maximum Security Ward Exceeds Capacity at Arizona Hospital
Phoenix. The maximum security ward of the Arizona State Hospital houses 43 patients though built for 24. Hospital director Dr. Willis Bower called conditions dangerous and inhumane and said no solution or emergency funds appear available. An auxiliary unit has 25 patients and a new children’s ward will open with $70,000 state aid.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona State Hospital
Willis Bower
Bower
Doctor Ruth Ewing Dies Tucson Gynecologist at 69
Dr Ruth Ewing 69 longtime Tucson gynecologist died yesterday at St Josephs Hospital She practiced in Tucson since 1959 and was a University of Kansas Medical School graduate with study in Vienna and at Long Island Hospital She leaves widow C William Mahnken sister Mrs Dorothy Hurlburt and numerous nieces and nephews Her funeral will be private She published medical articles and served on boards for Family Service Agency and Girl's Living Home She belonged to multiple medical and social organizations in Tucson and Kansas
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Ruth E. Ewing
Tucson
St. Joseph’s Hospital
University of Kansas Medical School
Vienna
Long Island College Hospital
C. William Mahnken
Dorothy Hurlburt
Nevada
Ewing
Medical
Family Service Agency
United Community Campaign Agency
Girl’s Living Home
Tucson Country Club
Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority
University of Kansas
American Medical Woman’s Association
American Medical Association
Pima County Medical Society
American College of Surgeons
Southwest Obstetrical and Gynecology Society
Tucson Obstetrical and Gynecology Society
Hawaii hotel rooms abundant for R and R travelers
R and R rooms are plentiful for Vietnam era military personnel visiting Hawaii this Christmas. Robert N. Rinker of the Hawaii Hotel Association says about 2,000 rooms are available, most in Waikiki, easing family reunions over the holidays.
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Honolulu
Vietnam
Hawaii
Robert N. Rinker
The
Hawaii Hotel Association
Waikiki
Brewer Will Sell Still For Church
An 80 gallon copper still from a furniture donation will be auctioned tonight to raise funds for a new church. The item described as an antique may not work and will be offered alongside 1,000 other items at a fund raising auction conducted by Olsen Brewer of Knoxville Tennessee.
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Globe (Ap
Church of God of the Union Assembly
Olsen Brewer
Knoxville
Tenn
Atlantan Nabbed With Books and Art
An Atlanta man was indicted on larceny and receiving stolen goods charges after police found 180 books and 14 art prints stolen from the public library in his home. Five overdue library books were also recovered.
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Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta
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Strunk
John R. McDonald
Arizona
McDonald
Dave Dingledine
Second
Arizona District Court of Appeals
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W. Paseo Redondo
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Calle Cordoba
Mary Lou Saenz
E. Camden Sr
Leslie James Stevens
W. Prince Rd
RCA
Mogay
RCA Research
Transvista
Solid State
Belgrave
Fairhill
Ted
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Liquor Department
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Kansas
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