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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1966
Page
9
Puzzle notes list several solution words used for Citizen Charlie's crossword. The items include sight sowing stew tasty ties tire ton toys try who why.
Earl Pitcher, 68, a retired printer in Oxnard California, built an electric scarecrow named scaresparrow to defend his lettuce patch. He used a washing machine part, a used record player and magnetic coils to create a swinging arm device that buzzes, rotates a disk and flashes a red nose.
The 19th annual Arizona National Livestock Show at the State Fairground on January 28 lists a record 1550 entries from 23 states and Mexico. Show Superintendent Lee TePoel notes premiums total 48544 dollars, while more than 1 million dollars in livestock will be exhibited. The event is dedicated to John M Jacobs, a farmer, businessman, and educator who died earlier this year in Phoenix.
House Republican Leader Gerald R. Ford warns the United States is behind the Soviet Union in antiballistic missile deployment and urges an end to delays. He says catching up after being behind is almost impossible.
Police report the sign that marked the Southernmost Point in the continental United States in Key West has been stolen by vandals. The marker identified the spot in the southernmost city, drawing attention from locals and visitors.
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