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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1973

Page

2

Alcatraz to open for public tours Novembers

San Francisco AP reports the National Park Service will begin public tours of Alcatraz on November 1 offering views of Capone cell and other infamous inmates. The island prison, closed in 1952, housed 1570 federal convicts and features a morgue inscription and decaying facilities amid new greenery.

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Booming economy to cut U S deficit

The administration announced unexpected revenue from a robust economy would shrink the federal budget deficit for the current year to 318 billion and 10 less than 3 billion next year beginning July 1. If estimates hold through 1974, the deficit could approach balance for the first time since 1969 with tax collections expected to improve receipts.

Washington Office of Management and Budget Cits Neaylerthur Johnson

Prosecutor urged limits on bugging probe and immunity

Senate testimony showed officials worried about effects on prosecutions as indictments were expected for several more figures. Haldeman Ehrlichman Dean and Magruder were named as possible targets while questions arose about a 1970 domestic intelligence plan and CIA contacts involving Hunt.

Cox Senate Mitchell Haldeman Ehrlichman Dean Magruder White House FBI Ervin Nixon Marine Corps Robert E. Cushman CIA B. Howard Hunt Cushman Hunt Cusheran Atty Elliot Richardson Richardson

British Tug Rams Iceland Gunboat Off Iceland Coast

A British tug protected by a Royal Navy frigate rammed the Icelandic gunboat Arvakur after it cut British trawlers. The Arvakur had earlier collided with the defense tug Irishman. Gold surged to a record high as the dollar weakened.

Reykjavik UPI Iceland Coast Guard Arvakur

Brazil Jet Crash Kills 26 Near Sao Luis

A Southern Cross Caravelle airliner crashed while landing in Sao Luis, northern Brazil. Initial reports listed 19 passengers and seven crew dead as the Belem to Sao Luis domestic flight slid off the runway and exploded, authorities said.

Sao Luiz Brazil Belem Amazon

Hijackers Take Over Colombian Airline Flight

An Aruba based SAM Air flight hijacked by two gunmen still holds 22 passengers and a seven member crew as it travels down the South American coast. The hijackers received over $50,000 from the airline with a promise to free the passengers and abandon the plane at the next stop, possibly Buenos Aires.

South America Aruba Venezuela SAM Buenos Aires

Talks on clairvoyant Edgar Cayce by Jerry Furst

Author and lecturer Jerry Furst will present three talks starting June 6 at Unity Church at 8 p.m. He will discuss attitudes and emotions. On June 8 and 9 he speaks at The Fountainhead 503 E Grant Rd at 7:30 p.m. about religion psychic phenomena Aquarius and Cayce’s Story of Jesus.

Edgar Cayce Jerry Furst Furst Unity Church

Jobless rate holds at five percent in May

The Labor Department reports unemployment at 5 percent for May, the third straight month. The average factory work week declined to 40.8 hours, while total private nonagricultural payrolls held at 37.3 hours, signaling potential slower production despite an ongoing economic boom. The unemployed number eased from 4.43 million to 4.38 million as employment rose slightly to 84.02 million.

Washington UPI Labor Department Commerce Department Bureau of Labor Statistics Bureau

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Second class postage paid at Tucson Arizona published daily except Sunday by Citizen Publishing Company at 208 North Stone Avenue Tucson Arizona 85701 phone 602 422 5855.

Tucson Arizona Citizen Publishing Company North Stone Avenue

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