Dust devils in the desert study by Pete Sinclair
Pete Sinclair, a 35 year old meteorologist from the University of Arizona, spent three summers chasing dust devils in southern Arizona. He photographed, measured, and logged data to describe their origin and life, noting speeds, diameters, lifetimes, and seasonal patterns while preparing a mathematical account of their behavior.
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Pete Sinclair
Arizona
Pete
Sinclair
University of Arizona
Institute of Atmospheric Physics
Public works will pave Bristol Avenue to Aviation Highway
Tucson residents asked Action Please about extending Bristol Avenue pavement to meet Aviation Highway. City Public Works will pave the street by June 15.
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City Public Works Department
Shastri Virtually Chosen In India
New Delhi report says Congress party leaders favored Lal Bahadur Shastri to succeed Jawaharlal Nehru as prime minister. Moraji Desai stepped aside, clearing the way for Shastri after a three hour meeting of the party working committee. Kumaramaswami Kamraj backed Shastri with party support evident in the committee vote.
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UPI
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Congress Party
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Shastri
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Drive Falls 33 Short Of Goal In Amarillo Drive
Amarillo police report Operation Accident Free Weekend failed as three percent of autos were in collisions. Two crashes involved police cruisers. The effort aimed to reduce accidents but yielded higher than expected incident rates.
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Amarillo
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U S Expands Trade Ties With Romania
Washington announced that the United States will allow export of most commodities to Communist Romania without individual export licenses. The communique also noted that diplomatic missions in Washington and Bucharest will be raised from delegations to embassies and ambassadors will be exchanged soon.
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United States
Romania
Bucharest
Soviet Union
Strategists Open Talks On Asia
In Honolulu top U S strategists held secret talks on Southeast Asia amid Laos crisis as Pathet Lao pulls from a coalition. Key officials led by Rusk Lodge and McNamara attended. Johnson awaited recs for possible North Vietnam pressure. Rep Laird urged moving north, though no firm admin pledge emerged.
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Southeast Asia
Laos
Johnson Welcomes Israeli Leader to White House Visit
President Johnson greeted Israel's Prime Minister Levi Eshkol on a three day visit at a White House ceremony with full military honors. Johnson said peaceful resolution of Israeli Arab problems is imperative for justice and security for all. Eshkol praised Johnson for peace and freedom, noting his dedication inspires hope worldwide.
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UPI
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Levi Eshkol
United States
White Houses
Eshkol
New Hearing In Arizona Oath Case May Be Asked
Attorney for Tucson teacher Barbara Elfbrandt, who refused to sign Arizona loyalty oath, says he will likely seek a rehearing in light of a U S Supreme Court ruling striking down Washington State oath requirements. He notes possible application to Arizona law and says the decision could affect Elfbrandt’s case.
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Bill Kimmey
Tucson
High Court
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Washington
W. Edward Morgan
Barbara Elfbrandt
Morgan
Holbrook
State Supreme Court
Elfbrandt
Arizona High Court
Supreme Court
Phoenix
Atty
Robert Pickrell
U. S. Supreme Court
St Philip's Will Resign From Tucson Council of Churches
The Tucson Council of Churches adopted a by law allowing the board to act on any public issue reversing a prior limit. St Philip's in the Hills Episcopal Church announced resignation effective June 30, making the NAACP linked statement and picketing by the group part of recent tensions.
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St. Philip’s In the Hills Episcopal Church
St. Philip's
Tucson
Board of Directors
May
Church Council
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Arizona
Social Action Committee
Pickwick Inn
NAACP
Western Union Strike Averted
A nationwide strike by about 24,000 Western Union telegraphers was averted after a contract settlement reached today. The stoppage was set to begin when the old contract expired at midnight, but was suspended and then canceled once the new agreement was signed in Washington.
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Wew
Western Union
Witness to Murder Dead After Threats in Bar Incident
Anthony Martinez, a 31 year old laborer, helped police identify killer Troy Lynch after a bar shooting. He later vanished and was found unconscious on railroad tracks in Glendale, with coroner ruling unknown cause. Subpoenaed to testify in Lynch's murder trial.
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Troy Lynch
Inglewood
Theodore H. Simon
Lynch
Glendale
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