New Year Campaigns Mix Milk and Caution Across States
The British National Dairy Council promotes milk as a safe alternative to coffee for the road while Minnesota defends its "Drinking? Take Care!" signs. The signs, to be removed after New Year, trigger debate on drink driving policy. In Tucson, holiday charity and local growth reports color year end notes alongside plans for a new junior college and civic job gains.
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British National Dairy Council
Minnesota
Minnesota Highway Commission
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United Community Campaign
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Pima County
J. Karl Meyer
Development Authority
Tucson
Crayons Confuse Pruned Clues In Christmas Word Puzzle
A cryptic text discusses corrections to a word list with substitutions such as CRY not PRY and MOWING not SOWING, noting which letters or terms fit a Christmas themed puzzle. It covers choices like PEAR not NEAR and TOYS not JOWS, ending with MUST as a final conclusion.
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Dear
Set
Ael
Alrl
Senger
Crossword Puzzle Clue List Mixed with Phrases
A long mixed line of crossword clues and fragments covering Across and Down entries with various hints and obscure phrasing, including myths, numbers, abbreviations, and place names. The readable items resemble a puzzle grid caption and clue list rather than a cohesive article.
Susan Sees It Column Opening in Young Citizen
A weekly feature titled As Susan Sees It appears each Wednesday in Young Citizen, offering a columnists view on local events and youth perspectives within the paper.
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Young Citizen
Bob Hope Returns From Vietnam Describes Dirty War
Bob Hope, back from Vietnam, recalls artillery fire during Christmas shows at Chu Chi and two soldiers killed hours after. He calls the war dirty with many truce violations, as he and a troupe performed in hospitals and on evacuation planes. Phyllis Diller joined, joking she was sent to frighten Viet Cong. Delores Hope and children joined for the first overseas tour.
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Los Angeles
Bob Hope
Vietnam
Chu Chi
Hope
Perfor
Mers
Comedienne
Phyllis Diller
Tam
Miss Diller
Wil
Ted Leis
Vic Damone
Joey Heatherton
Les Brown
Reila Faria
Bombay
India
Jerry Colonna
Delores
Nora
Kelly
Fidel Ribbed On Bargain Funerals
In Havana the Communist regime nationalized all funeral parlors and cut rates by 25 percent provoking jokes among critics. A Juventud Rebelde cartoon shows a smiling undertaker with an old man, mock ads promise funerals at bargain prices branded From Here to Eternity Funeral Home.
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Havana
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Juventud Rebelde
Eternity Funeral Home
Prince Charles Takes Up Cello Lessons In Scotland
Prince Charles 18 begins cello study at Gordonstown School in Glasgow with Ella Taylor, a Scottish cellist, praising his quick mastery and perfect pitch. The heir to the throne already plays guitar and trumpet and aims to be a one man band.
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Glasgow
Scotland
UPI
Prince Charles
Gordonstoun
Ella Taylor
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