Everglades Water Shortage Threatens Wood Ibis
In Everglades National Park drought cripples habitat as a 2 foot water drop exposes dry land. Park officials warn wood ibis and other wildlife face starvation without more rainfall or water release from canals. About 50 alligators rescued. negotiations with authorities aim to restore flow next year.
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South Florida
Ralph Maxwell
Carroll Burroughs
Weven
Burroughs
Air Force
Burrnuehs
Everglades
Florida Central and Southern Flood Control District
Onassis Yacht Fire Sends Callas Aboard for Rest
A fire aboard Aristotle Onassis' Christina near Naples forced evacuation and medical attention for opera star Maria Callas, who later boarded the yacht for a month-long cruise to Corfu. The blaze was caused by motor overheating during refueling, quickly contained with no major damage reported.
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Naples
Italy
UPI
Aristotle Onassis
Maria Callas
Greece
Miss Callas
Bellini
Norma
Paris Opera House
Christina
Corfu
Clifton Scout Electrocuted In Garden
Clifton youth James Wil ism Paterson aged 12 was electrocuted while watering a garden project for a Boy Scout merit badge. Sheriff investigators said he touched a charged mesh wire fence around the garden and was killed.
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Clifton
UPI
James Wilism Paterson
J. Alex Paterson
Greenlee County
Johnson seeks semi automatic federal pay raises plan
President Johnson backs a plan via John Macy Jr to remove Congress from setting federal, military and postal wage hikes. A presidential committee proposes top to bottom scales every four years starting 1967 with a 3 percent average rise this year for most workers, plus a 4.8 percent military boost.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Capitol Hill
Congress
John W. Macy Jr
Civil Service Commission
House Post Office and Civil Service
Postal
House
Senate
Supreme Court
Stand By After Desert Brush Fire Near San Xavier Mission
More than 40 Papago fire fighters remained on standby after a range fire burned a mile of desert land five miles southwest of the San Xavier Mission. Flares reached about 30 feet at the blaze’s peak, with two bulldozers from Pima County aiding the effort as crews stayed ready in tinder-dry conditions.
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San Xavier Mission
Papago
Pima County
Homer Jenkins
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed
Puzzle filled with a long list of across and down clues including terms like Bear patiently, West Indian island, extremely, ancient..., and various garbled entries. Reader is asked to solve a mixed set of wordplay and shorthand labels with numerous OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Indien Island
Mayors urged to lead charge against poverty and urban ills
Vice President Hubert Humphrey told the U S Conference of Mayors that mayors are on the front line of the war on poverty and urged passage of two federal housing and urban development bills. Whitney Young urged ending political patronage by a black straw boss and called for a domestic Marshall plan to revitalize urban slums and expand policing integration.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Humphrey
Whitney Young
National Urban League
Young
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Mayors
Johnson
Farmer's Lung Found Widespread Across Regions
The study shows farmer's lung is common from the East Coast to Iowa and north to Manitoba, Canada, with dairy workers at risk. Symptoms include chills coughing fever and labored breathing after wet summers. Dr James R Wilson of Winch etka led the analysis based on data from 312 patients across 16 clinics in the American Association of Medical Clinics Group Practice journal.
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Charlottesville
England
United States
Canada
U.S
Iowa
Manitoba
James R. Wilson
Winchetka
American Association of Medical Clinics
Association
Marshfield
Wis
Hearing Set On Melon Field Work
The U S Labor Department will conduct a hearing in Yuma to determine the need for Mexican workers to harvest the 1965 cantaloupe crop. Sen Paul Fannin said he requested the hearing after conferring with the Arizona Employment Security Commission. The hearing aims to assess whether domestic labor can cover the harvest expected to begin next week. Yuma growers say domestic labor may be insufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S. Labor Department
Yuma
Paul Fannin
R-Ariz
Arizona Employment Security Commission
Fannin
Pioneer Hancock Dies at 89 in Santa Maria California
Captain George Allan Hancock, 89, a leading southern California philanthropist, scientist, and businessman, died after a long illness at his ranch home. Born in San Francisco, he built wealth from Rancho La Brea oil and land, and funded USC trusteeship, the Allan Hancock Foundation, and oceanographic research including Otis Barton’s 4500 foot descent.
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Santa Maria
Calif
George Allan Hancock
Southern California
Hancock
San Francisco
Rancho la Brea
Wilshire
Los Angeles
Miracle Mile
University of Southern California Board of Trustees
Allan Hancock Foundation
Otis Barton
Venezuelan Student Escapes Red Kidnappers
Venezuelan chemical engineering student Jaime Gamerberg aged 24 escaped after two days in captivity by Communist kidnappers who had demanded 170000 for his release. Police traced the house and found terrorist equipment linking the group to the Communist underground.
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Caracas
UPE
Kidpapers
Jaime Gamerberg
Gamerberg
Ruben
New Mayor Takes Oath At Nogales
Alderman Arthur Doan was sworn in as mayor of Nogales succeeding Abe Rochlin who declined another term. Doan, an auto parts manager, and new board members were sworn in with a $30 monthly mayoral salary and $25 for aldermen, while voters rejected a salary increase.
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Nogales
Arthur Doan
Abe Rochlin
Rochlin
Arizona League of Cities and Towns
Doan
Arthur Jr
University of Arizona At
Tucson
Robert Brucker
John Davison
George Franklin
Herman Rivas
Julio Avias
Benjamin
Night sky and weather outlook from June
The page notes the First Quarter Moon on June 6 with planets visible including Venus and Mars, and Saturn rising later in the evening. It also reports scattered showers and thundershowers across the central U.S. with cooler conditions in the central Plateau and north Atlantic coast, and warmer spells along the Mississippi Valley to the lower Lakes.
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Parigee
The
Twins
Venus
Mars
Saturn
Central Plateau
North Atlantic
Mississippi Valley
Gulf
Lower Lakes
Dozens in Hospitals Six Killed in State Traffic
Six people died on Arizona highways during the Memorial Day weekend as the 1965 toll rose to 206. In Mesa a car truck crash killed Billy Ray McCown 22 and Donna Wax 20 months as father Wilbert M. Wax 25 suffered a broken leg.
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Associated Press
Arizona
Mesa
Billy Ray McCown
Donna Wax
Thei
Wilbert M. Wax
Bert Kenneth Whatcott
Fred Ruiz Jr
Globe
Inspiration
Funeral services for Mrs. Rea held in Pittsburgh
Private funeral services were held today in Pittsburgh for Mrs. Julian Dodge Rea sister of Cleveland Eve of Phelps-Dodge Corp and a frequent Tucson visitor She died Saturday in Pittsburgh She was daughter of the late Cleveland Dodge and Grace Parish Dodge and widow of James C Rea Survived by five sons three daughters two brothers a sister 32 grandchildren and one great grandchild
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Julian Dodge Rea
Cleveland
Phelps- Dodge Corp
Tucson
Pittsburgh
Rea
Cleveland Dodge
Phelps-Dodge Corp
Grace Parish Dodge
New York City
University of Arizona
James C. Rea
Phelps- Dodge
William
James C. Jr
Cartersville
John
Chicago
Bayard
Casper
Wyo
Harrison Garrett
Baltimore
Alfred Howell
Edward Weidlein Jr
Mt. Kisco
N.Y
Flash Floods Hit Central Kansas Area
Thunderstorms triggered flash floods in central Kansas closing highways near Redwing. Salina and Russell saw about 2 inches in 6 hours while Minneapolis recorded similar rain. Tornado damaged a storage shed in Albuquerque and funnel clouds were spotted near Gillette and Stickney, with no injuries reported.
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United Press International
Kansas
Florida Keys
Mississippi Valley
Kansas Highway Patrol
Redwing
Kan
Salina
Russell
Minneapolis
Minn
Key West
Fla
Albuquerque
N.M
Gillette
Wye
Stickeng
Lebanon
Concord
N.H
Montepelier
Vee
Miami
Cocoa
Catalina Foothills School District to Hold Monthly Meeting
The board will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the school on E River Road for its regular monthly session. The agenda includes district matters and routine business.
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Catalina Foothills
E. River Road
State official Spear to address Tucson contractors
Steve A. Spear, director of the State Division of Appraisal and Assessment Standards, will speak to the Tucson chapter of the Independent Contractors Association tomorrow. The dinner meeting is at 7 30 p.m. at the El Tanque Dining Room.
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Steve A. Spear
State Division of
Tucson
The
Independent Contractors Association
el Tanque
Ocean floor samples yield 70 million year old fossils
JOIDES drilled off northern Florida, reaching 3500 feet depth and 1050 feet below the seabed. Core samples stored in Miami reveal fossils. Four centers participate: Lamont, University of Miami, Scripps, Woods Hole. NSF provided 250000 dollars.
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New York
UPI
Earth
Atlantic Ocean
Columbia University
Joint Oceanographic Institutions
Deep Earth Sampling Program
Joides
Florida
Institute of Marine Sciences
Miami
Lamont Geological Observatory of Columbia
University of Miami
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
University of California
Woods Hole
Mass
Births listed from area hospitals with multiple new arrivals
The item lists births at St Josephs Hospital Tucson General Hospital Tucson Medical Center and other addresses. It includes Fr Lowellr boy at 3 14 am June 1 Mer and Mrs Heeler Olivares boy 3 20 pm May 31 and several more births with times and parent names across May 3 11 31 and June 1.
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St. Joseph’s Hospital
Paul G. Smith
Lowellr
Tucson General Hospital
Heeler Olivares
Kentucky
Donald
Aaitks
Stewart
Tucson Medical Center
Thomas
E. Rostwood
Hubert Miles
Adc
John McGhee
Eugene Rodriguez
Alsting
Local Fire Calls Log With Multiple Incidents
A sequence of fire department dispatches lists numerous incidents including trash and grass fires, electrical shorts, and first aid responses. Units 11 3 Lan Ger 2 plus Rescue 1 rescue 2 Engines 4 4b respond to addresses on Aviation Highway Baxter Place and La Canada Drive among others. Fire crews attend junk car fires and tire fires while handling a flash fire at Messina Street and a stray call to Calle de Jardin.
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W. Ochoa St
EL Mahave
Drachman St
Baxter Place
Wiwn
Champion Stray
Calle de Jardin
Messina Si
la Canada Drive
Calle Toluca
Riverview Blvd
Graduation policy bars three married seniors at Woodburn High
Three married seniors at Woodburn High School will be excluded from graduation exercises on Thursday due to a district rule banning married students from commencement and other activities. School board chair Bob Sautell says the rule discourages early marriages and aims to protect school morale. opponents include two girls and some residents.
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Woodburn
Ore
Woodburn High School
Bob Sautell
Big Timber Sale Planned by U S Forest Service
Bids called for the largest timber sale in five years in the Arizona New Mexico region. About 131 million board feet of mostly ponderosa pine would be logged 30 miles south of Fredonia Aviz on the North Kaibab Plateau. Sealed bids to be opened June 28 at Williams. The sale aims to harvest 20 million board feet annually through 1972.
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Albuquerque
Nvm
U.S
Arizona-New Mexico
Fredonia
Aviz
Fred H. Kennedy
Williams, Ariz
Kennedy
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Hawthorne
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