Ex Tucsontan To Return With Western Opera
Former Tucsonan Carol Kirkpatrick returns to perform leading female role in Rossini's The Barber of Seville with Western Opera Theater in Tucson. Richard James Clark and Anne Marie Riesgo, both Tucson/Phoenix alumni, also appear. Kirkpatrick's husband Rico Serbo plays a lead. Adler era San Francisco Opera leadership and Western Opera Theater sponsorship noted. Tickets $3.50 $2.75 $2.00 for 8 p.m. Palo Verde High School auditorium.
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Students erect mock Berlin Wall on Ohio State campus
On the Ohio State University campus a mock Berlin Wall with guards was built last week to block a Russian Education exhibit at the Ohio Union. University officials ordered removal within minutes, and the protest caused no incidents. The display was created by the Young Americans for Freedom on campus.
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Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Collate Nonspecific Entries
A scrambled clue list presents a wide range of crossword prompts across and down. It includes items from places and people to generic terms and linguistic hints, many referencing historical or literary terms alongside common nouns and abbreviations. The text mixes number labels with word hints in a dense, puzzle-style roster.
Humphrey urges targeted youth job programs at conference
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey told a Youth Opportunity Conference in Washington that federal programs should aid law abiding city youths with jobs education recreation arts and culture. He urged leaders to tailor funds to the needs of urban youth and avoid appeasing rioters.
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Johnson seeks 1969 funds for Four Corners Commission
President Johnson asked Congress to approve 475000 dollars for fiscal 1969 to cover the federal share of operating the Four Corners Regional Commission. The agency, created last year, aims at economic development for the Four Corners area where New Mexico Arizona Colorado and Utah meet.
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Yuma Job Corps Center to Close in Federal Cut
The Poston conservation center in Yuma County Arizona will shut as part of 16 Job Corps closures. The Interior Department runs 10 of the affected centers including urban sites, with transfers planned for most enrollees.
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Rusk to Address Phoenix Foreign Policy Conference
Secretary of State Dean Rusk will address a foreign policy conference at the Townehouse on February 23. Co-sponsored by the State Department and World Affairs Council of Phoenix, the event aims to educate citizens on U.S. foreign policy and foster discussion with State Department officials. Rusk will discuss the Asian Situation. He plans a second talk at Arizona State University the next day.
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Woman dies in Phoenix house blaze
Nadine Harrison aged 58 died in a northwest Phoenix fire early Sunday. Fire investigator Captain Bob Bivens said her body was found in a reclining chair. Preliminary evidence points to a source near an electrical outlet with the blaze possibly started by a smoldering cigarette or the chair motor plugged in.
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New York Critics Name In the Heat of the Night Best Film
New York film critics award for 1967 goes to Walter Mirisch for In the Heat of the Night. Rod Steiger wins best actor. Mike Nichols named best director for The Graduate. Awards also honor La Guerre Est Finie best foreign language film and Edith Evans for The Whisperers.
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Symphony To Star Violinist Michael Rabin
Internationally famed violinist Michael Rabin will guest soloist with the Tucson Symphony Orchestra for concerts February 6 and 7 at 8:30 p.m. in Palo Verde High School auditorium. Under conductor Gregory Millar the program features Wagner Prelude to Die Meistersinger, Brahms Violin Concerto in D major, and Hindemith Mathis der Mahler Symphony. Rabin began piano at five, switched to violin at seven, studied with Ivan Galamian at Juilliard, appeared on Bell Telephone Hour at 13, and debuted with the National Orchestra Association in 1950.
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Canyon Honored for Clean Community in Arizona
Sedona-Oak Creek Canyon in Arizona will receive a national clean-city trophy at the National Clean-up, Paint-up, Fix-up Bureau conference February 18 to 20. Rep. Sam Steiger and Interior Secretary Stewart Udall will participate in the award presentation.
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Stolen items valued at 1300 from Craddock home workshop
Thieves picked a lock at the Charles Craddock residence on 5742 E Calle Silvosa and took items valued at 1300. Police say three rifles a pistol 3000 rounds of ammunition and various hand tools were stolen between Friday afternoon and yesterday evening.
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Georgian passenger train derails near Hopkinsville injuring thirty
A Louisville and Nashville Rail Road passenger train named The Georgian derailed early today two miles south of Hopkinsville Kentucky. About 30 persons were reported injured as twelve of the train's fifteen cars left the tracks.
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