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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1967
Page
3
Finance magazine labels Charles de Gaulle on the dollar in a January feature arguing a staged devaluation aims to shrink U.S. influence in the international monetary system. Most Americans dismiss the idea as impractical and farfetched.
MITC of Tucson will hold a special meeting January 19 at the Pioneer International Hotel to vote on a proposed merger with Flori Investment Co of Phoenix. The board, claiming rehabilitation benefit, recommends approval. Two thirds of outstanding shares are required.
The Palestine Liberation Organization is secretly meeting in Cairo with Arab guerrilla representatives to coordinate and escalate armed resistance to Israel. Tensions within the PLO grew after Ahmed Shukairy resigned amid criticisms from rivals led by Yehia Hammouda, who now heads the group pending election.
Seven West Seattle churches from different denominations unite to save High Point Christian Church near a low income housing project from closing. Led by Rev. James T. Reynolds of Fauntleroy Community Church, the cooperative effort includes five other Protestant congregations and a Roman Catholic church.
Advertisement promotes a burial insurance plan for individuals from ages 1 to 90. It claims funds for funeral expenses and allows written funeral instructions, with a low daily cost and coverage at many funeral directors worldwide. Information offered by Purple Shield.
Ed Martin listed as general agent with phone 277 5641 and office at 222 West Osborn Suite 415 Phoenix Arizona 85013.
An early morning earthquake centered off the northern Washington coast was recorded by UC Berkeley seismographs. The quake struck at 1:35 a.m. Pacific Time and 4:35 a.m. Eastern, registering magnitude 5.0, with no reports of shaking felt in western Washington.
Daniel Lewis, 31, a High Point furniture worker, shot and killed his estranged wife Terri Lewis, store owner O T Nicholson, and clerk Charles Robins at a Lexington grocery on Christmas Day. Lillian Jones, 65, a store employee and Nicholson’s sister-in-law, struck Lewis with a soft drink bottle. Lewis, armed with a .22 rifle, regained consciousness and faced murder charges as police investigated motive.
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