Gates Open for Spectacular Air Force Show at Davis-Monthan
Davis Monthan AFB opens its gates to Tucson and visitors for a two day air force show expected to draw about 100000. Gates open 8 a.m. with events including ROTC drill competitions 33 teams from western states and Hawaii, Angel units, and ground displays of missiles radar jets and aircraft parts.
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Aerospace and Arizona Days Event Schedule at Davis Monthan AFB
Tomorrow and Sunday at Davis Monthan AFB features gates open at 8 a.m. and a full schedule of air show acts, military aircraft exhibits, and space age planes with demonstrations by the WAF Band, AF Drum & Bugle Corps, Bob Hoover, Voodoo fighters, Thunderbirds, and more, all free. A Sunday concert at the Community Center includes the WAF band, Davis Monthan male chorus, The Top Hats, and The Four Saints at 8 p.m.
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Coroner's Jury Deliberates In Grant Death Case
A coroner's jury weighing five verdict options investigates the Jan 17 death of Howard D. Grant, Teamsters Union official, amid new details. Witnesses testified about a Labor Temple party and polygraph questions. Hess declined a lie test while his attorney questioned polygraph reliability. The jury heard from labor officials Sheehy and Brown and was reminded not to base findings on rumor.
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Hummel Aims Speedier Urban Renewal in Arizona
Hummel plans rapid progress on Tucson and Phoenix urban renewal projects amid debates over voter approval for interim funds. He seeks state law changes to allow bond issues only for final project costs.
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Snowstorms Shrivel Roads Schools Across Three Regions
A major snowstorm paralyzed the Midwest and spread into the East, dropping up to a foot of snow with drifts as high as three feet. Fourteen weather deaths were reported, dozens of schools closed, and about 1,400 workers were assigned to snow removal. Carriers, buses, and travelers faced long delays as conditions worsened from Illinois to Maine. The storm delayed the Kennedy children’s White House move and stretched across Kentucky and the Carolinas with heavy snowfall and severe cold in the Northeast setting a record cold pace.
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Chief City Inspector moves to condemn shanty town trailer park
Chief City Building Inspector Richard Higginbotham moves to condemn a 7th Avenue trailer park after inspectors found open sewage mud, unsafe wiring, and decayed shacks amid debris. Six trailers and three small houses house 13 families including two injured children after a chromium chloride incident.
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Rebel, U.N. Units Clash In Congo
In Kivu Province rebel Lumumbists ambushed and encircled a U.N. unit, with heavy casualties and at least one U.N. officer killed. Earlier Nigerians killed six Congolese soldiers after a drinking incident, prompting renewed fighting as Nigerians withdrew to barracks. Mobutu condemned Dag Hammarskjold's army plan.
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Snow Costs New York City 14 Million in Snow Removal
New York reports 28.1 inches of snow since December 11 has cost the city 14 million dollars. Sanitation Commissioner Paul Screvane said only 900000 had been allocated for snow removal to date.
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Photogenic Clouds Over Tucson Weekend Weather
Under sunny skies in Tucson the Air Force Show promises visual delight. Weekend forecast calls for mostly fair conditions with some high cloudiness and little temperature change with tomorrow's high near 70. A low pressure area from California could bring a late shift, but no rain is expected.
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El Con area to gain luxury apartments and medical square
Magna Corp president Gus Papanikolas announced plans to enlarge the El Con area with 35 acres west of the El Con Shopping Center. The project includes luxury apartments, office buildings, a medical square, and a renovated El Conquistador Hotel with drive in hotel facilities north of it. Total spend for the 35 acres would top six million dollars. He could not specify a start date, but noted Tucson can support two downtowns due to east and northeast growth and the strong reception for El Con Shopping Center.
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