War Grows Across Middle East As Cease Fire Talks Fail
International efforts to halt fighting intensify as Israel battles Arab states across Jerusalem and the Gaza Corridor. Algeria and Lebanon declare war readiness while Jordan, Syria, and others report attacks and air raids. Oil talks, UN leaders, and U S policy shift frame a worsening crisis with 188 Israeli planes claimed down.
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Violence Blamed for Tourist Visa Decline in Nogales
Mexican officials blame May violence in Hermosillo for fewer tourist visas issued in Nogales Son for the month. The report cites security concerns reducing travel appeal and visa approvals amid regional turmoil.
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Miller Elected President of Tucson Desert Sertoma Club
H Wayne Miller a sixth grade teacher at Ft Lowell Elementary School has been elected president succeeding Gordon J Smith Other officers include Terry Green Irvin W Rupert Ronald C Johnson as vice presidents Franklin H Tyrrell sergeant at arms and Ronald L Edwards treasurer
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Tucson City Budget Seeks Higher Expenditures Funded by Bonds
The city plans a multi million dollar increase in overall spending with bond financing shifting capital costs from the operating budget. General funds rise to 21.45 million while water utility totals 5.49 million next year, and inflation adds about three percent to purchases. Notable items include 119,650 for the Development Authority for Tucson's Economy, 143,500 for the Chamber of Commerce, and 540,000 set aside for a proposed community center. The police request for 39 new employees was rejected, and the North Side library and Randolph Park recreation center openings are delayed until late spring while construction finishes. The traffic signal interconnect system will expand from Speedway to East Broadway to improve synchronization.
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U.S. planes not near action in Middle East crisis
The Defense Department stated the U S 7th Fleet warplanes remain hundreds of miles from the Arab Israeli conflict area and denied reports that U S 6th Fleet carriers have flown to Israeli airfields. It noted the 6th Fleet carriers America and Saratoga were last seen near Crete as ships converge in the eastern Mediterranean amid the crisis.
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Senators Call for Cease Fire in Middle East Crisis
Sen. Clifford Case and Sen. Thomas Kuchel urged UN guided cease fire and a move to preserve Israel's independence and territorial integrity. Case pledged U S support and informed the President of this stance while Kuchel pressed UN reassertion of jurisdiction to prevent a split world order.
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Tucson Newspaper Subscription Rates and Address Snippet
Fragmentary OCR notice lists subscription prices for Tucson and outside Tucson with weekly rates and advance payment details. Mentions a delivery address 82 North Street and a street on Lone Avenue, plus references to Arizona and local post.
California Man Discovers Way to Hold False Teeth
Bakersfield readers learn of Acryline a new dental adhesive that fits plates with an airtight vacuum seal. Users report a natural feel and six months of effectiveness before a new application is needed. Available at drug counters.
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Guard Units Set Annual Exercises
Arizona's Army National Guard infantry units begin their longest march since World War II, departing by truck convoy for Camp Roberts, California, for summer training. Southern units from Southern Arizona and northern elements at Parker join a 225 truck convoy that travels 650 miles to Camp Roberts for annual field training.
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