Kennedy aims to sustain goodwill after Mexico trip
President Kennedy sought to extend good will from his 48 hour visit to Mexico City while acknowledging no rapid solution to U S Mexican issues. Discussions with President Lopez Mateos covered Cuba, Colorado River salt flows, and Mexican demands for El Paso acreage with both sides pledging to resolve temporary difficulties. He faces a July Fourth address to governors and a planned Brazil trip later in the month.
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UPI
Kennedy
America
Mexico
Mexico City
Governors’ Conference
Hershey
Philadelphia
Colorado
United States
el Paso
Tex
July Storms Build Up Ahead of Independence Day
The forecast warns of developing July storms as Independence Day nears. Tucson is expected to see variable cloudiness and a high around 97 with widely scattered thundershowers possible in late afternoon and evening. Strong winds may precede storms. current conditions show 92 degrees in the shade at 2 PM with 25 percent humidity.
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Tucson
Six men held in $100000 theft from Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
FBI arrested six men and one civilian at Davis-Monthan for stealing $100000 in government property. They were arraigned before U.S. Commissioner Thomas McKay and waived preliminary hearings then sent to Pima County Jail. Names include 1st Lt Kirves and Sgt Milne. FBI and Air Force investigators pursue links to a Luke AFB case.
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FBI
Davis- Moenihan Air Force Base
U.S
Thomas McKay
Pima County
Jack Raymond Kirves
Juan Ybanez
Juan Levya
C. Delevin Leon Williams Jr
John J. Milne
Robert E. Clark
2704Th
Edward L. Boyle
Arizona
Davis-Monthan
Luke Air Force Base
Phoenix
Crossword Contest Promises $600 Prize In Tucson Daily Citizen
Citi zen Charlie offers $600 to the reader who solves the weekly crossword in the Tucson Daily Citizen. The puzzle runs on page 36 today and reprints tomorrow. Entries unlimited if rules are followed with a 9 am Thursday deadline. winner announced Saturday.
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Tucson Daily Citizen
Churchill
Bridge i
Molly Mayfield
Public Records
Alvarez Radio-Tv
Financial
Woman's View
Kennecott Wage Pact Extended
Negotiators for Kennecott Copper Corp and United Steelworkers extended their contract for one week to avert a strike at Utah and Arizona plants. Mediators S L Johnson and Daniel Edwards led all night talks, extending the pact to July 8 with no reported progress. 1,250 workers at Magna Utah smelter and 700 at the refinery would have walked out, plus 375 at Ray Aziz. The International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers agreed to day to day work but rejected the company's wage offers.
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Salt Lake City
UPI
Kennecott Copper Corp
United Steelworkers of America
Federal Mediation and Concilliation Service
Magna, Utah
Kennecott
Ray, Aziz
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
Saskatchewan Medicare strike claim linked to infant death
North America’s first socialist run medical plan reduces doctor services to emergency care in Saskatchewan. A 9 month old boy died en route to Yorktown amid the strike, as doctors warn of an exodus and strain on emergency services across Regina and Saskatoon during the upheaval. Patients faced long waits and hospitals reported heavy strain as 240 of 900 doctors provided only emergencies.
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Regina
Sask
North America
Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
Canada
Carl Derhousoss
Usherville
Yorktown
Canora
Preeceville
Saskatchewan College of Physicians and Surgeons
Carl
80000 Sign State Realty Petitions
More than 80000 Arizonans signed an initiative petition to amend the state constitution to let real estate personnel prepare realty documents. Arizona Association of Realtors president Stewart Winter says about 59800 valid signatures are needed to place the measure on the November 6 ballot after a Supreme Court ruling restricts legal work to lawyers.
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Stewart Winter
Arizona Association of Realtors
Arizona State Supreme Court
Winter
Secretary of State
State Chiefs Follow Line On Medicare
In Hershey Pennsylvania Democratic governors back a Social Security funded elderly health program. Republicans split, opposing the Kennedy health bill while backing civil rights. Governors Powell and McNichols report party caucuses discussed many issues with Bailey present.
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Hershey
Wesley Powell
New Hampshire
Stephen L. R. McNichols
Colorado
John M. Bailey
Tucson Woman Slain In San Diego
A 70-year-old Tucson woman, Mrs. Lane Varnum, was fatally stabbed in her stepdaughter’s San Diego apartment. Stepdaughter Evelyn D. Lee, 42, was being questioned by police. The husband Harald Varnum said Lee attacked him first and then his wife.
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Calif
Tucson
Lane Varnum
Elm T
Evelyn D. Lee
Robert Creason
Harald Varnum
Varnums
Military Action Awaited in Algeria Amid Independence Celebrations
In Algiers about 4500 armed Ben Bella supporters moved toward a military coup as crowds celebrated independence. Ben Bella split frommoderates led by Youssef Ben Khedda, fleeing Tunis to Tripoli, while guerrillas and deserters massed near Rocher Noir and the Blida region. Despite factions, mass mobilization and a near 99 percent yes vote backed independence and cease-fire terms, though legal separation awaits De Gaulle's final decree within days.
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Algiers
Ahmed Ben Bella
Algeria
Ben Bella
Youssef Ben Khedda
Tunis
Tripoli
Libya
Rocher Noir
Blida Atlas Mountains
City Manager Recommends Sale Of Bonds
City Manager Mark E. Keane proposed selling 4 million dollars of general obligation street and sewer bonds next fiscal year and between 0.5 to 1.5 million of gasoline tax revenue bonds for the Broadway underpass and 22nd Street overpass plus rights of way toward an arterial route to Tucson Municipal Airport. The plan includes 1.8 million of 3.6 million Proposition 4 bonds for street lighting and signals and 1.2 million for other Proposition 5 improvements. gasoline tax bonds depend on on hand funds and next year's revenue, with 40 thousand dollars budgeted for debt service and 400 thousand for street work. Additional details cover project priorities and right‑of‑way acquisitions for widening Alvernon from Broadway to Speedway and related traffic signals.
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Steve Emerine
Mark E. Keane
Broadway
22Nd Street
Tucson Municipal Airport
Keane
Federal Driving Controls May Be Needed
Governor Paul Fannin warned during the Governors Conference that federal police powers could be used to enforce highway safety if states fail to reduce fatalities. He urged a renewed focus on raw death counts and cited experts claiming nine of ten accidents are preventable, noting the death rate remains high despite declines per mile.
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Hershey
Paul Fannin
Arizona
Stocks Up Sharply On brisk New York trading
The market rose strongly with blue chips leading as DuPont Eastman Kodak General Electric and General Foods rose $3 or more. Alcan American Telephone Union Carbide and Woolworth gained over $2, while American Can American Tobacco and Great Northern added over $1. The Dow Jones industrial average advanced 12.47 to 573.75.
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UPI
DuPont
Eastman Kodak
General Electric
General Foods
Alcan
American Telephone
Union Carbide
Woolworth
American Can
American Tobacco, Co
Great Northern
New City Sales Tax In Today In Tucson
The 1 percent city sales tax took effect at noon after a canvass of last Tuesday's bond election. Attorneys warned an automatic recount could apply to Proposition 4 which passed by 53 votes. Some Tucson businesses had begun collecting yesterday, with no action planned if funds go to the city.
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Phoenix
Tucson
Alexander
Russia
Joseph Soble
Goodman's
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Daniel Edwards
H. O D. Dalgleish
Britain
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