Nogales Tourist Bid Aims to Ease U.S. Shopper Strain
Sonoran Police Chief Vincente Mexia promises fair treatment for Arizona visitors in Nogales Mexico. He urges reporting parking tickets, pledges personal investigation, and notes special tourist police will aid Americans while enforcing laws equally. Local official Alfonso Hijar cites revenue drops and job cuts since tighter U.S. customs.
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Vincente Alvarez-Mexia
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Warning to Tucson Youths About Nogales Drinking Trip
Nogales police chief Vicente Alvarez-Mexia warns Tucson youths traveling to Nogales Sonora Mexico for holiday drinking face fines of 46 dollars and up to 15 days in jail for minors who buy alcohol. Bars display signs in Spanish and English. Detained youths stay jailed until parents retrieve them.
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Prince Charles Education Plans Discussed at Buckingham
A Buckingham Palace meeting explored Prince Charles's future after Gordonstoun. Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh summoned Archbishop of Canterbury and others to weigh college versus military service, with Prof Sir Charles Wilson and Earl Mountbatten presenting opposing views.
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Davis-Monthan Wing Earns Second Air Force Award
The 4080th Strategic Wing at Davis-Monthan AFB wins a second Oak Leaf Cluster to the Air Force Outstanding Unit Award for meritorious service from February 1, 1964, to April 30, 1965. Command changed from Col. John A. Des Portes to Col. J. H. Baughn. unit flights included the U2 high altitude weather sampling aircraft for the Defense Atomic Support Agency.
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Western Union Seeks 3 Percent Rate Increase
The FCC clears a 3 percent rate rise for Western Union telegrams and related services from Jan 1 to June 20, with some charges delayed to Feb 1. Public cost remains similar due to reduced federal excise taxes. higher rates expected to add about $1.9 million in interstate revenue for six months.
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Perkins Elected Chair Of UNCF Board In New York
Dr. James A. Perkins president of Cornell University is named chairman of the new board of trustees for the United Negro College Fund in New York. The move positions the fund to guide donor relations, governance, and future fundraising efforts nationwide.
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James A. Perkins
Cornell University
United Negro College Fund
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