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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1965
Page
4
Weather expert notes that abrupt cold fronts near winter raise miscarriage risk and affect birth outcomes. While miscarriages stem from fetal defects, sudden temperature shifts may trigger them, with more male births and notable congenital issues observed in winter. Medicus Familius.
Forecasters predict rain and showers from the lower and middle Mississippi Valley to the mid and north Atlantic Coast states with snow in the Great Lakes region and northern New England. Heavy snow is expected in parts of the northern Rockies and rain in the Pacific Northwest.
Weather Bureau issues a brief advisory for Indiara area with expected conditions and temperature range. Forecasters warn of variable skies and possible showers, urging travelers to carry rain gear and monitor local updates.
In this bridge lesson, South plays a hand as West defeats the contract after a misread. The editor presents the bell-ring moment and the optimal defense, then supplies a suggested response: Bid four spades with a 6 card spade suit and a singleton to counter eight high cards.
In Alexandria Louisiana a zoo assistant superintendent recounts a deer theft at the zoo. A man shot a five year old doe, climbed a fence, and dragged the carcass to a waiting automobile. The incident highlights poor deer hunting conditions in central Louisiana.
Ground broken for a two story expansion of the South Side Branch YMCA to include club rooms library chapel offices and kitchen facilities. The project aims for completion next spring with $15 000 from the Marshall Foundation and substantial labor and private donations reducing the expected $60 000 cost.
Intermountain Aviation flew 3000 pounds of toys food and gifts to the Supai Indians in the Grand Canyon. A C48 aircraft collected the items in Phoenix and dropped them by parachute at noon. Forest Service parachutes aided the drop as Intermountain donated the plane and crew for the Christmas project.
A witty Jumble style clue reads What a woman said to her husband when they got divorced BYE NOW PAY LATER, hinting at a cheeky answer that plays on financial terms and farewells. The brainteaser uses letter rearrangement to reveal a punchy finish.
A federal judge approved a 20 million dollar sale of Okonite Co to Ling-Temco-Vought Inc despite government objections. Judge Sylvester J. Ryan ruled the buyer will pay 25 million to Kennecott Copper Corp and assume 5 million in long term debt to Mutual Benefit Life. The decision ends the Justice Department antitrust suit forcing divestiture of Okonite.
James Kelly, the sole Irish American member, has been elected president of the American-Italian Social Club in Edison New Jersey. He says he eats at least one pizza a week to bring a touch of Italian life into his routine.
KGUN TV Channel 9 presented the city’s first locally originated color program at 11:30 p.m. The 30 minute telecast titled Glory in the Highest is the Nativity story filmed by the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod with Fountain of Life Lutheran Church as sponsor. Viewers with pancolor sets could watch in black and white.
Cincinnati UPI reports 11 year old Elgie Edwards was sent to the workhouse for 300 days after police charged him with larceny by trick. Books belonged to the public library and were found stacked to the ceiling of his room.
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