Motorola to open executive training center in Tucson
Local welcome as Motorola announces a new executive training center here adding to Tucson’s growing research and development role. The plan signals a forward-looking industrial emphasis while other items note district bonds, library delays, and a Phoenix firm opening a Vinson Electric branch.
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Word Puzzle Excerpt Reveals Vocab Clues and Corrections
Readers confront a list of cryptic hints and corrections about word choices and meanings. The puzzle explains preferred terms for winners and outcomes, with cross-checks on phrases like VICTORS, TARRY, ROLE, NOSE, DARK, LEADING, CARDS, and more, ending with a tease for the Monday Citizen puzzle.
Global tension at UN deepens Middle East crisis
The piece argues the UN Security Council is powerless as Nasser asserts influence in the Gaza crisis. Thant faces criticism for pulling forces from Gaza, while the U.S. may be forced to act if the Gulf of Aqaba showdown escalates. British leaders Wilson and Eden weigh in on preventing wider Arab-Israeli war.
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Thant
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Middle East
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Trygve Lie
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Gulf of Aqaba
Israel
Egypt
Harold Wilson
Washington
Wilson
Atlantic
Anthony Eden
House of Lords
Auto sales finally show life in May 1967
U.S. automakers posted their best May in over a year with 823,797 vehicles sold, eight percent above May 1966. GM led with 471,530 units, Chrysler 121,547, American Motors 22,602, while Ford lagged at 208,117.
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Chrysler
American Motors
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Loud muffler leads to car trunk mix up
In Asheville North Carolina Officer Carl Hoglen stopped Daniel Lunsford for a loud muffler. Lunsford lacked a driver's license and insurance and faced car impoundment. He claimed his wife was in the trunk causing a delay before she was freed. Lunsford posted a $300 bond and was released on the driving offenses.
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Carl Hoglen
Daniel Lunsford
Lumsford
Hoglen
Lunsford
Drug Case Conviction Is Upheld by Arizona Court
Richard McFall, 48, had five counts of obtaining narcotics with a forged prescription, and a five year term was upheld by a 2 to 1 Arizona Court of Appeals ruling. The majority found his arrest confession voluntary, while one judge believed the trial court should have probeed his waiver of rights given his withdrawal period beginning after arrest.
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Arizona Court of Appeals
Richard McFall
Appeals Court
John F. Molloy
James D. Hathaway
McFall
Herbert F. Krucker
Krucker
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