Newly Ordained Priest Vidal Receives Episcopal Blessing
The Rev. Vidal was ordained by Bishop Joseph M. Harte of Phoenix with family present including his sister and Mrs. M. L. Jones of Jackson Michigan. He graduated from the University of Arizona and Virginia Theological Seminary and is Gore Vidal’s half-brother.
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M. L. Jones
Jackson, Mich
Vidal
Joseph M. Harte
Phoenix
University of Arizona
Virginia Theological Seminary
Gore Vidal
Citizen
Mark Godfrey
Goddard May Name Bohannan Replacement on Welfare Board
The Arizona Supreme Court opened the way for Governor Sam Goddard to appoint a successor to Robert C. Bohannan Jr. on the State Welfare Board. The ruling clarifies the governor’s authority in delayed vacancy decisions.
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Bohannan
Phoenix
Arizona Supreme Court
Sam Goddard
State Welfare Board
Robert C. Bohannan Jr
University of Arizona Art Gallery Holiday Closings
The University of Arizona Art Gallery will close on Christmas and New Year’s days and otherwise open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays. William A. Steadman, director, announced. Chief Justice Fred C. Struckmeyer Jr. informed Bohannan’s attorney of the court’s Dec 2 decision as the ouster judgment. Bohannan must resign from the Welfare Board for conflict of interest, with immediate ouster per Struckmeyer’s letter, though the governor’s action may wait until this weekend. In most Supreme Court appeals, the judgment takes effect after 15 days.
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William A. Steadman
Fred C., Struckmeyer Jr
Jeter Ter
Bohannan
Welfare Board
State Retirement Board
Struckmeyer
Goddard
Act
Supreme Court
Schafer Responds to Rehearing Bid in Rhee Case
County Attorney William J. Schafer II filed a reply opposing a motion for rehearing of the Arizona Court of Appeals ruling on the legality of the Pima County Grand Jury that indicted State Senator Sol Rhee. The court will hear arguments January 10 at 10 a.m. to decide whether to reconsider.
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Arizona Court of Appeals
Pima County Grand Jury
Sol Rhee
Rhee
Lawrence D'Antonio
Arizona Supreme Court
Appeals Court
Superior Court
John Collins
Ahee
Collins
Schafer
D’antonia
Nine Men Promoted By SAB
Southern Arizona Bank & Trust Co named nine promotions in staff changes. Sherman Montgomery moves to vice president and continues leading the Nogales office since 1962. Eight other officers rise to assistant cashiers or advance within departments. Oscar Gonzales and Arthur M. H. Sossong shift to higher posts, while Clark W. Bishop advances in loan services.
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Southern Arizona Bank & Trust Co
Sherman Montgomery
Nogales
John W. Kenney
Gary L. Grimes
Speedway-Wismat
Melvin E. Robbins
Prisoners write Santa in Cochise County jail
A small letter to Santa from seven inmates at Cochise County Jail asks for “some goodies” to boost Christmas spirit. Sheriff Jim Wilson received the note addressed to Santa Claus and noted the unusual holiday correspondence.
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Bisbee
Ariza Cochise County
Jim Wilson
Santa Claus
Santa
Seven Prisone
Cochise County
Marines Open Fire After Start Of Christmas Truce
In Saigon a Marine company faced heavy small arms and mortar fire about eight hours into a 48 hour Christmas truce. The unit, from the 2nd Battalion 5th Marines near Da Nang, endured about 1 000 rounds of small arms fire and 20 mortar rounds from an unknown sized enemy force southeast of its position, then called in artillery with "good results." Casualties were light for Marines and unknown for the enemy. Other incidents including a downed helicopter guard being shot at and two Viet Cong found dead after a search. Aerial reconnaissance near Binh Thuan reported ground fire from two automatic weapons, one trooper wounded. helicopter damage light.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
5Th Marine Regiment
da Nang
Binh Thuan
U.S. 1St Cavalry Airmobiie
FTC Proposes Credit Cost Disclosure Rules for Retailers
The Federal Trade Commission urged a crackdown on deceptive installment credit practices. A staff proposal would require written disclosure of cash price taxes trade in allowance unpaid balance and all finance charges. Public comment closes February 24 before final commission action.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Commission
Ruby lies test ruled out in Oswald killing case
Dallas AP report notes Jack Ruby, 55, seeks another polygraph to prove he acted alone in the 1963 Oswald murder. Truth Verification Inc head says drugs and cancer make a test unreliable. Parkland Hospital reports Ruby seriously ill but resting. Warren Commission findings earlier deemed Oswald acted alone.
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Tex
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Ruby
Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Andrew L. Smith
Truth Verification, Inc
Smith
Parkland Hospital
Warren Commission
Grandfather dies after saving three children in blaze
Edward Block, 72, perished Friday aiding in the family escape from a two story house fire in San Antonio. His wife Florence, 57, was treated for shock. The three rescued children aged 2 4 and 6 were unharmed. Fire damage was pegged at about $12 000 and the cause remained under investigation.
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San Antonio
Tex
Younsters
Edward Block
Block
Florence
Elmer Juelg
Snow Forecast Hits New England and Midwest Tonight
Snow and snow flurries are predicted for tonight in New England, interior sections of the middle Atlantic states, the Great Lakes region, the mid Mississippi Valley and the Rocky Mountains. The Dakotas and much of the eastern nation will be colder.
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New England
Middle Atlantic States
Great Lakes Region
mid-Mississippi Valley
Rocky Mountains
Dakotas
MVD Opens New Unit at Ajo Way Early This Week
The new motor vehicle division building at Ajo Way and Country Club Roads will open Wednesday, a day earlier than expected. The $181,978 single story structure doubles space from the courthouse offices and will issue vehicle licenses and drivers licenses. A scale for weight fees on trucks and trailers is provided. 1967 auto tab statements go out Friday, with December car buyers receiving mid January. Widows and veterans must apply at the assessor’s main-floor office to file affidavits beginning January 3. Non resident servicemen at Davis Monthan AFB must obtain a signed affidavit from the base commander or provost marshal.
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Ajo Way
Country Club Roads
A. BE. Bade
Bade
Davis Monthan Afb
Arizona
Blind Lawyer From Phoenix Named Judge
John E. Vanlandingham a 46 year old blind attorney from Phoenix was named Friday to the Maricopa County Superior Court bench. He has been blind since age six and is a Kansas native who earned a 1944 law degree from Washburn University. He moved to Arizona in 1947 and later served in the state legislature in 1963 64.
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Phoenix
Ariz
John E. Vanlandingham
Maricopa County
Kansas
Washburn University
Topeka
Kan
Vanlandingham
Arizona
Plane Crash in Da Nang Kills Sixty Civilians
U.S. military officials report a cargo plane crashed into a populated area near Da Nang airbase in South Vietnam killing about 60 Vietnamese civilians. The incident occurred at night and prompted emergency responses from local authorities and U.S. forces.
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DA Nang
South Vietnam
U.S
Daang
Public Records Mosaic of Marriages Divorces and Notices
Public records show numerous marriage licenses listed with Tucson area names and ages, including Arthur Morend Jr and Jean Smith, Stephen Weihs and Sherry Kornberg, and many others. Divorces named include Rothwall Jr vs Beverly, Glick vs Thelma Click, Dochtermenn vs Allen Dochtmann, with decree statuses noted.
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Arcadia
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Blamark
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Fiblo S.C
Syste Jean Smith
the Witlam
Whalen
Wit Ie
Ann Gross
Howard Austin Pisher
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Ohle
Sarah Lenore Stead
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Mark Weihs
Sherry Linda Kornberg
Charles Edwin Cook
Jamie Lyanmanite
Tuéacn
Alvin Lee Malloway
Uh Weton
Roberts Rae Roberts
Weldon Berry
Siémes
David Crather
Decree
John Gimimorit
Mary Charlene Glint
Deacres
Nei Ts Rothwall Jr
Beverly MA
Austin Line
Wat Vandérnhoot
Ve Mae
Hinge Va
Henry Duane Hansen
Thelma K. Click
James F. Glick
Fompiat Jaint
J. Dochtermenn
Allen A. Dochiarmann
Tribute to McCormick Memorialized in UA Quarterly
The late Frederick Culver McCormick, longtime managing editor of the Arizona Quarterly since 1945, is memorialized in a fly leaf inscription of the winter issue. He taught in the University of Arizona English department from 1933 to 1945 before taking his duties at the quarterly. He passed away November 17 at age X.
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Frederick Culver McCormick
Arizona Quarterly
University of Arizona
McCormick
The
Quarterly
Your Stars By Sydney Omarr
A horoscope roundup listing sun signs with daily guidance. Aries through Pisces receive outlooks on activity, harmony, generosity, effort, relationships, finances, and personal growth, plus a birthday note and suggestions to stay balanced and optimistic.
Zodiac Health and Home Outlook for Your Birthday Signs
The reading notes mood shifts for today with improvement in domestic relations and possible relocation for Gemini and Cancer. Sagittarius is urged to study public image. Aries gains strength for contemplation while Taurus should sum up finances and avoid sharing major decisions.
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Sagittarius
Booby Trap Gift Injures Man and Son in BC Parcel
A British Columbia Penitentiary guard remained in fair condition after a Christmas parcel exploded at his home in Surrey. The blast injured the guard, his 86 year old companion, and his son Norman who watched nearby. The parcel reportedly carried a booby trap device causing facial burns and shrapnel injuries.
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New Widstminster
B.C
British Columbia
Frank Newton
Surrey
Norman
Atom Ten
Astrological Offer Ad From Sydney Omarr
An old newspaper ad promotes Sydney Omarr's astrology booklets and forecasts. It invites readers to order a 6 page booklet titled The Truth About Astrology for 50 cents, with further mention of a 50 page booklet and pricing, directed to a Grand Central Station address. It includes care of the newspaper box number and lists dates and a company line.
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Sydney Omarr
Omarr
Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
Fer. Corp
Sing Sing Warden Denno Plans Retirement
OSSINING N Y AP Wilfred Louis Denno warden of Sing Sing Prison for 18 years will retire January 12. He will move with his wife to Fort Lauderdale Florida. He recalled a 1929 Auburn prison riot in which a coworker was killed and noted no escapes during his tenure. There are 1 781 prisoners at Sing Sing, a 55 acre Hudson River facility surrounded by walls.
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Ossining
N.Y
Wilfred Louis Denno
Sing Sing
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
New York State
Auburn State Prison
Syracuse
Hudson River
Detino
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