Udall Keeps CAP Link in Regional Water Plan Push
Udall rejects charges of favoritism toward California and says a separate Central Arizona Project endorsement is impossible now. A Pacific Southwest Regional Water Plan will be sent to Congress, aiming to include Arizona and other Basin states, with a final plan to cover all lower Colorado River states.
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Pima County Jail bid questioned over bidder qualification
The Ashton Co of Tucson may not meet a state statute, delaying signing of the controversial jail contract by the Board of Supervisors. Separate items note Udall rejecting favoritism charges in water planning and a 1964 highway department budget of 50 million, with a year-end Tucson progress review on editorial pages.
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Board of Supervisors
Ashton Co
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Pima
Record cold grips north as snow hits deep South
The Nation reports freezing, record cold lingering across northern states while snow falls in the deep South. A man held after a note threatening President Johnson is committed to a mental institution. Page references indicate related topics on pages 12 and 13.
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Johnson
Congress adjourns as Johnson faces tougher foreign aid votes
Washington adjourns leaving President Johnson with a weakened foreign aid bill and mounting opposition. Senator Barry Goldwater is expected to announce a bid for the Republican presidential nomination, signaling a major political development.
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Congress
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Buddhists plan renewed political action in South Viet Nam
Dissatisfied with the military regime, South Viet Nam Buddhists announce further political action. The U S Air Force will withdraw 3 500 personnel from Japan. Chou En lai states Red China backs peaceful coexistence.
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Chou En-lai
China
Market's Finale A Big One
A brisk New Year's Eve rally lifted the market with heavy volume around 6 million shares. IBM rose about seven points to a yearly high, Corning Glass up, Pennzoil and Dymo Industries higher, Minneapolis Honeywell Texas Gulf Sulphur and GE also advancing.
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New York
IBM
Corning Glass
Pennzoil
Dymo Industries
Beer Burglaries Hit Penny Bar on Nogales Highway
Burglars who broke into the Penny Bar at 6908 Nogales Hwy took about 180 worth of beer, plus 25 in cigarettes and 45 in change from coin boxes and a bowling machine. Owner Mrs. Lora Grimmett vows new beer for New Year's Eve.
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Nogales Hwy
Lora Grimmett
Grimmett
Rosary for Msgr Koch Held at Adair Funeral Home
A rosary will be said at 8 tonight at Adair Funeral Home for The Right Rev Msgr Joseph R Koch 70 who died Sunday at his home. Survivors include two sisters in Rochester NY and several nephews and nieces. Funeral and burial will be in Rochester NY.
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Joseph R. Koch
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Brooklyn
John Woerner
Florence O’conpell
Rochester
New York
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Stella Copley
WN. Arundel
N.Y
Italian Senator Ve nady Dies of Heart Attack
Italian Senator Attilio Vendy aged 56 of the Christian Democratic party died at his home in Portogruaro Italy after a heart attack yesterday. The death news was reported by UPI.
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Portogruaro
Italy
UPI
Attilio Venady
Christian Democratic Party
Fires Sweep Homes Kill 23 Across U S
United Press International reports 23 Americans died in house fires across the country over two days. Victims include 18 children in Youngstown Ohio Nashua New Hampshire Pleasant Prairie Wisconsin and other locales. Causes cited include overheated furnaces Christmas tree lights and stove explosions.
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Josh Hall
Eugene Ricard
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Robert Eugene
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Valeria Sue
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Navy star Staubach to challenge No. 1 Texas in Cotton Bowl
Roger Staubach leads Navy against Texas in the Cotton Bowl as one of four major bowls on the schedule. Arizona loses late to Bradley after a tense finish in their basketball road trip finale.
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Navy
Roger Staubach
Texas
University of Arizona
Bradley
General Index Bridge Citizen Charlie Comics Crossword Puzzle
A compact listing page notes major features including bridge results, citizen notes, Charlie comics, crossword puzzle, and entries on deaths editorials financial news Molly Mayfield movie times TV radio dials and a section called Woman's View with page references 23 24 NM 16 18 and 9.
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Bridge Citizen
Financial News
Molly Mayfield
Woman's View
Federal Workers Shrink by 25,000 in Year
Federal civilian employment fell by more than 25,000 in the last year. November alone saw about 1,007 job cuts. Total civilian workers dropped to 2,453,168 from 2,518,858 at the start of the fiscal year.
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Washington
Goldwater Faces Friday Decision on Presidential Bid
Washington reports indicate Senator Barry Goldwater plans to announce his presidential candidacy Friday at a meeting in Phoenix with Arizona GOP leaders. Supporters view the move as likely. others note his strong front runner status but waning public support after Kennedy’s death.
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Senate
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Goldwater
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GOP
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Carl J. Curtis
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Norris
Cotton
Johnson Spends Six Hours In City After Ranch Stay
President Johnson and Lady Bird flew from the ranch to Austin for funeral services honoring Nellie Miller wife of former Mayor Tom Miller. In between synagogue dedication he toured downtown, met friends on the 12th floor of the Commodore Perry, and visited Acudas Achim. Jim Novy praised Johnsons aid to Jewish refugees and welfare.
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Tex
Johnson
Big City
Nellie Miller
Tom Miller
Commodore Perry
Congregation Acudas Achim
Lady Bird
Jim Novy
Johnsoon
Hitler Germany
Dope Suspect Bound Over For Trial In Tucson
Antonio Tapia Burrell, 30, of 1013 S 8th Ave, bound over to Superior Court on two counts of narcotics sale after a preliminary hearing in Justice Court. He was one of 21 arrested in November during a state narcotics probe. Burrell allegedly sold heroin to an undercover agent in the Meyer Avenue area. Bond set at 5000 dollars.
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Antonio Tapia Burrell
S. 8Th Ave
Meyer Avenue
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What I Believe and Why by President Johnson
The article reveals President Johnson’s personal beliefs written while he served with Kennedy in the Senate. It argues against labeling Americans by headings, critiques excessive taxes, and defines the highest purpose of governmental policies as serving the people.
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U. S. Senate
Reader's Digest
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