State Dept assigns political advisers to eight US bases
Senator Young reports the State Department has assigned eight civilian political advisers to US military commands abroad. He notes these officials, ministers rank, earn about 25000 a year and function like political commissars, a practice described as useful though controversial. The State Department declined comment.
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Hare Estate Valued At 124 149 Inheritance Report
Estate of Joseph K B Hare left a mainly stock and bond value of 124 149. The 70 year old former Westinghouse vice president died Aug 7 in Tucson. Principal heirs are widow Mary and daughters Susanna Hare Robbins and Euphermia Hare Steffey. Bequests to a church and Westinghouse nurse group are noted.
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Westinghouse Corp
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Mary
Potter -Plage
Susanna Hare Robbins
Houston
Euphermia Hare
In Utero Blood Transfusion Performed in Phoenix
At Maricopa County General Hospital an unborn baby received an intrauterine blood transfusion, a rare procedure in the United States. Doctors report a 60 percent chance of survival, with two tubes placed through the mother's abdomen to exchange compatible blood for the fetus. The operation, adopted from New Zealand two years ago, was performed yesterday and results will be known in about two months.
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United Staes
Maricopa County General Hospital
New Zealand
Mariner 4 Distance and Timings Released by Jet Propulsion Lab
Pasadena California today announced figures for the Mars probe Mariner 4. The craft has traveled 56 million miles toward Mars with 269 million miles remaining to travel. Current earth speed is 167 mph and sun-relative speed is 666 mph. Thirty three days have passed in space and 195 days remain to reach Earth. Data are as of 42 01 p.m. PST.
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Propulsion Laboratory
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Morocco and U S sign wheat purchase agreement
Morocco and the United States signed a landmark wheat purchase deal totaling 109,000 metric tons. The accord aims to strengthen trade ties and secure grain supplies amid ongoing market volatility. The agreement was announced in Rabat with officials from both governments in attendance.
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Morocco
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Pensioner Wins 620 525 Dollar Football Pool Jackpot
A 77 year old retiree, Joseph Almond of Hove Sussex, won the Weekly Treble Chance football pool jackpot of 620 525 dollars on a one penny bet. Almond hit seven draws and one away win in 16 selections, collecting the top prize tax free from Littlewoods of Liverpool.
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UPI
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Sussex
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Littlewoods, Ltd
Liverpool
U.S
Littlewoods
Rights Murder Case Action Stated Jan 22
A federal grand jury will reconvene January 11 to consider the killings of three civil rights workers near Philadelphia Mississippi last summer. The probe centers on new evidence and seeks criminal charges against 21 men, including Sheriff Lawrence Rainey and Deputy Cecil Price, with the FBI tying the killings to the Ku Klux Klan. The victims are Michael Schwerner Andrew Goodman and James Chaney.
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U.S
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Andrew Goodman
James Chaney
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Unions Ask Railroads To Resume Bargaining
Three shopcraft unions pressed railroads to reconvene negotiations in Chicago on January 4, seeking to avert a nationwide strike. Joseph V. Ramsey of the IAM said unions will stand by their modified wage proposal from January 21 and expect the same terms as other non operating unions.
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Arizona Rodeo Association Championship Friday
About 150 entrants from Arizona California and New Mexico are expected for the Arizona Rodeo Association championship rodeo at 1 p.m. Friday at 160 E River Road. The purse ranges from 4000 to 5000 with entries closing at 8 tonight. Phoenix clown Wes Hatch and bareback rider Richard Trujillo will compete in events including bull riding bareback bulldogging calf roping team roping and a girls barrel race.
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UA Grad Joins County Attorney Criminal Division
Howard A. Kashman a 1964 University of Arizona Law graduate will become deputy county attorney this Friday. He is a New York City native who moved to Tucson in 1958 and previously worked at Hirsch Van Slyke Richter Ollason. Kashman and his wife Mary live on 100 E. Lee St.
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Tucson
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City Atty. Calvin. Webster
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Lizzie Brown
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Syrian Israeli clash reported near frontier
Damascus reports a two hour and forty five minute machine gun clash on the Syrian Israeli frontier. An army spokesman said two Israeli bulldozers were hit directly and accused Israel of violating the armistice and UN truce rules by entering the southern demilitarized zone.
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Syria
U.N. Truce Supervisory Organization
Twin death brings murder charge against Timothy Nicholson
Timothy Nicholson 22 is ordered held for trial in Superior Court on murder in the December 8 shooting death of his twin Todd. He is to appear in Pasadena on January 14 for arraignment. bail remains 27500. The brothers owned a Temple City luxury apartment, shared a $1 million inheritance at 18, and ran a Phoenix investment firm.
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Calif
Timothy Nicholson
Superior
Todd
Nicholson
Pasadena
Timothy
Sherif
Plane fire forces crash landing near Ciudad Obregon
The son of former Mexican President Alvaro Obregon crashed his light plane near Ciudad Obregon en route to Tucson after takeoff. He suffered a broken foot and his wife a broken leg while their two children escaped unharmed. The plane, described as a giant torch, exploded in a wheat field minutes after the family were freed.
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Obréong
Sonora
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Nigerian election chaos as opposition calls boycott
Confusion marks Nigeria's general election day as opposition leaders push a boycott in the south while the ruling party, based in the north and west, is favored to win. At least 50 polling booths were demolished in Lagos, some with no officials present. two election commission members quit. labor strikes disrupted transport and offices.
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Nigerian National Alliance
Federal Electoral Commission
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Midwest
Tucsonian Hurt In Mexico After Truck Collision
Sen.-h. Robert Russell of Tucson was critically injured when his motorcycle was struck by a truck five miles north of Hermosillo on Highway 16. State police said the Arizona man was thrown several feet. The truck driver Reyes Lopez is being held for questioning.
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