Tucson Telephones Rise by 9 797 in 1962
Tucson shows 9 797 more operating telephones in 1962, up 8.2 percent from 119,686. Edwin K. Erickson of Mountain States Telephone cites 3 538 000 long distance calls and 854 000 local calls per business day. Arizona totals: 22 890 000 long distance and 627 829 000 local calls, up 6.6 percent from 1961. Lawson Y. Smith of Phoenix notes $68 million in Arizona investment and $22 million in taxes for 1962, about $5.05 per line per month.
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Tucson
Edwin K. Erickson
Mountain States Telephone
Arizona
Lawson Y. Smith
Phoenix
Smith
Katanga Stronghold Falls as UN Reunification Moves Forward
Kolwezi surrenders to UN forces ending major Congo military operations. Tshombe’s resignation ends secession vows and paving the way for Katanga's return to the Congo. UN moves toward talks in Elisabethville with Premier Adoula's government while Ngongo coordinates future integration.
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Kolwezi
Katanga
Congo
UPI
United Nations
U.N
Elisabethville
Cyrille Adoula
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
Leopoldville
Union Miniere
Baudouinville
Kamina
Sandon
Fortune
Dilolo
Angola
Reginald Norhonha
Godefroid Munongo
Norhonha
Thant
Boice Elected Leader of State Parks Board
Phoenix report says Fred Boice of Arivaca was elected to head the State Parks Board along with C. Williams of Prescott named as vice chairman and Ricki Rarick of Tucson as secretary. They will serve one year terms.
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Phoenix
State Parks Board
Fred Boice
Arivaca
C. Williams
Prescott
Ricki Rarick
Tucson
Childish play in bridge trap noted by Sheinwold
In a 1963Bridge discussion, South plays king of hearts from dummy against a suit contract drawing criticism from East and guidance to readers. The column analyzes heart leads and a club shift, warning players to beware deceptive early plays. It ends with ad copy for Sheinwold's Pocket Guide to Bridge.
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West
South
East
King of Hearts
Sheinwold
Tucson
Daily Citizen
Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
Farmer's triplet births leave three lambs for local children
Penrith England farmer George Cass faced a unique dilemma when three of his ewes each gave birth to triplets and abandoned one lamb each. He arranged for the three orphaned lambs to be named Paul Eileen and Pauline after local 5 year old triplets the Nicholson siblings.
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Penrith
England
UPI
George Cass
Paul
Eileen
John
Pauline Nicholson
Dismissal in Superior Court Over Check Charges
John Rayburn McDougle had two counts of passing checks without valid account dismissed yesterday in Superior Court. Deputy County Attorney John Neubauer moved to drop the charges citing lack of evidence. McDougle, of 3645 N Stone Ave, allegedly passed checks on Dec 8 and Dec 9 at El Sudan bar, 5122 S Nogales Hwy.
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John, Rayburn
McDougle
Atty
John Neubauer
Soda
N. Stone, Ave
El-Sudan
S. Nogales Hwy
Neubauer
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