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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1965
Page
7
The text explains how weather and approaching storms increase facial blushing. It describes the brain and nerve endings in the face, blood vessel dilation, and heightened sensitivity that make embarrassment easier to trigger, especially before abrupt weather changes.
Rain is forecast tonight in the Pacific states and southern Plains with snow mixed in the north and central Rockies. Cold in the Atlantic states except the extreme Southeast and warmth in the Great Plains and Mississippi Valley.
The provincial Health Department in Formosa says it will begin providing medical assistance and birth control advice starting January 1 to curb the island's rising birth rate. Official figures are unavailable but estimates place the population on the 14 mile long island at 12 to 13 million.
Public records list numerous Tucson residents and ages including Willem Dobbs Cecilia Poehis Cherles Certmill Genevieve Romero Raymond Pens Eleofior Carpintelis Cherlas Garcia Lily Arrédando John Adikels K Kerraclough Ernest Almade Norma Avenend Robert Mote Angelica Encinas Donald McCrary Lamond Michal Willems Linda Willems Gregory Lambton Margaret Tucson pairs named in commissions complaints and decrees include Westfall Pasrson Nicholas Smith Knox Kopp Moultin and related court actions law notices and marital declarations across multiple jurisdictions.
Puzzle clued as a Jumble item with a theme involving a girl who went out with a man sharing wealth. Solution hints at a plated with fire phrase.
A string of birth notices lists couples from Gonzalez Olson Black O Hagi Barthardt and others with twins and single births on December 2 27 and 28 at various hospitals. In England Mrs Linda Coates 41 described her backache before doctors delivered a baby girl at Easington Colliery.
Motor Vehicle Commissioner James L Karns condemned a U S Rubber Co television commercial showing cars traveling at high speeds on icy roads to promote snow tires. He called the ad dis maying and improper noting it risks encouraging dangerous behavior and is beyond reasonable justification.
Rebel Rhodesian Premier Ian Smith was named the most distinguished politician of the year in a local Alicante poll conducted by the newspaper Informaciones. The result highlights Smith's international recognition amid regional interest in Rhodesia's politics.
The schedule lists movie titles and showtimes for multiple theaters including CACTUS CATALINA FOX PRINCE and others. Entries show films such as Boeing Boeing The Sound of Music Thunderball War Lord and Do Not Disturb with varied late night times.
New York critics name the English film Darling the best movie of 1965 and Juliet of the Spirits best foreign film. Julie Christie earns best actress for Darling while Oskar Werner wins best actor for Ship of Fools. John Schlesinger is named best director and Fellini directed Juliet of the Spirits.
LOS ANGELES The County Bureau of Adoptions reports that for the first time single persons may adopt children. Walter Heath, bureau director, said the move aims to find homes for 250 Negro children. He noted Caucasian children still are placed only with two parents as the pool of available children slightly outnumbers couples. Heath said that so far a five year old Negro boy and a baby have been placed with unmarried women.
USGS reports the Rillito River at Oracle Road bridge flowing 388 cfps, far below last week's 11,000. about 6 million gallons of the daily 220 million gallons are sewer spill from broken East Side mains. Santa Cruz near Cortaro hits near record with 16,600 cfps. Sabino Creek and Tanque Verde Creek set high marks as storms recede.
Sofia based BTA reports Bulgaria has developed Tabex a three week treatment to reduce smoking by restoring nervous balance and diminishing the reflex to seek cigarettes.
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