Canoa Ranch Land Community Planned
Maxon Construction Co announces a first stage 12 million development on 9700 acres of Continental Ranch south of Tucson. The plan names Tucson Green Valley with five neighborhoods including rental units, golf facilities, irrigated parcels, custom homes and luxury estates. Local firms will handle work with Southwestern architecture and health care facilities emphasized.
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Kuwait Defense Forces Boosted In Night Airlift
More men and materials flowed to Kuwait as a three nation defense force formed under British command grew to over 10 000 regulars and 10 000 Arab volunteers. The 1st Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers arrived from Kenya as Britain seeks use of the Suez Canal to move warships to Kuwait.
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Baghdad
Kassem
Heavy fighting reported near Dande River in Angola
UPI reports heavy fighting between native terrorists and Portuguese security forces north of the Dande River near Luanda with ongoing conflict and security operations in the region.
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Angola
UPI
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U S Rakes Reds On Laos Peace Delay
The United States demanded that the Communists stop obstruction at the Laos Peace Conference and return to concrete talks on restoring peace in Southeast Asia. Acting U S delegation leader John M Steeves criticized the new Communist tactics as bold and arrogant during the seven week old parley.
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UPI
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John M. Steeves
Tito Bares Summit To Avert Catastrophe in Belgrade
President Tito said uncommitted nations would meet in September to avert the biggest catastrophe of all. He claimed China and Albania were pushing a sharp Cold War against Yugoslavia while Yugoslavia pursued peaceful coexistence with the United States Britain and other Western nations. The Belgrade summit follows a prior five neutral heads of state meeting in New York during the UN General Assembly.
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Hurlers Flip As Homers Soar
Homers pace a lively baseball feature as pitchers struggle to keep up. A Tucson parks page highlights family fun while U.S. ships prepare for deployment, signaling busy times for local readers.
Fireworks Display At UA Tonight
The 32nd annual display sponsored by the Tucson Junior Chamber of Commerce lights the sky over the University of Arizona stadium tonight. The program starts at 7:30 with the Amphitheater summer concert band, and William F. Kimball serves as master of ceremonies after a 30 year run except last year due to illness. Fireworks begin at 8:25.
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City Adopts Record $13.2 Million Budget
The Tucson City Council approved a record high 13.2389 million dollar budget after rejecting extra pay for police. Police receive a 5 percent raise plus health and life insurance starting in October, amid disputes over crime trends and staffing.
Bloodiest July Weekend Toll Hits Arizona Roads
Police report one of Arizona s deadliest Fourth of July weekends with 9 fatalities across two crashes. Toll for 1961 reaches 235, including a head on near Winslow killing five and a three car wreck near Show Low leaving four dead. Two Peach Springs youths die when their car overturns on U S 66.
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Show Low
Peach Springs
U. S. 66
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Tony Burns McGee
Willard P. Bender
Fourth of July Weather Outlook in Tucson
Forecasters predict variable cloudiness with no general rain in the Tucson area through tomorrow. Some isolated afternoon thunderstorms may occur over the mountains with a record July Fourth low of 64 degrees set at 6 am. Tonight will drop near 65 with a high around 97 tomorrow as humidity remains low and showers skirt the city.
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Million Dollar Bank Burglary Stuns Montreal
Police and Bank of Nova Scotia officials recount valuables stolen from 375 safety deposit boxes after a July 1 holiday break in. Detectives warn the figure could reach a million dollars as investigators await full recovery. The break-in was detected after employees returned to the downtown branch.
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Teen girl tied to Buffalo child killings held for mental tests
A 15 year old girl identified by three children as their kidnapper and slayings suspect underwent mental observation at Meyer Memorial Hospital after a police psychiatrists evaluation. Investigators plan about 10 days of tests before possible commitment to Matawan State Hospital.
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UPI
Andy Ashley
Cheryl Jolls
Richard Edgington
Susan Benedict
Andy
Meyer Memorial Hospital
Matawan State Hospital
Georgia
Gowandus State
Howard
Congolese Fail Again To Convene Parliament
Congolese officials blamed the Gizenga regime and Tshombe government for the parliament’s failure to convene in Leopoldville. A second opening date passed without a session as fears rise Gizenga may win a majority to wreck federation plans. Tshombe calls for a summit outside the Congo before Parliament.
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UPI
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Antonei Gizenga
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
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Tshombe
Congo
French Algerian Forces Alerted on Eve of Demonstrations
French security forces were alerted for potential trouble on the eve of the Algerian rebel government in exile in Tunis calling for full-scale demonstrations. Tomorrow marks the 131st anniversary of the Sidi Ferruch landing and France’s conquest of Algeria as rebel leaders urge wide protests against De Gaulle’s partition plan.
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France
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Holiday Toll Near Record Mark on National Birthday
Holiday traffic toll nears a record 550 deaths on the nation’s 185th birthday as fatalities rise at about five per hour since Friday 6 p.m. A UPI count at 11 30 a.m. shows 434 traffic deaths. California tops with 41, followed by Texas 29 and Ohio 25.
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Tucson Comic Fun and City News Roundup
A lively note invites readers to enjoy vacation humor and headlines from Tucson features including Blondie and Citizen comics, promising light entertainment alongside local news and laughs for residents.
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