Sinatra Hands UCLA Students $10,000 Music Awards
Frank Sinatra distributed ten thousand dollars in awards to eight UCLA students, established in 1966 with Sinatra funds to encourage outstanding music students. Winners in classical and pop fields like voice and instruments were chosen by a panel of instructors and professionals. First prizes were worth one thousand dollars each.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Frank Sinatra
UCLA
Sinatra
Kissinger affirms U S role in Americas crisis
Kissinger told the OAS that the United States will not tolerate another Angola intervention by Cuba and the Soviet Union. He warned smaller nations to stay free and stressed reducing nuclear risk amid regional tensions.
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Chile
United States
Angola
Henry A. Kissinger
Western Hemisphere
South Africa
Zaire
Kissinger
Cuba
Russia
Fidel Castro denies Cuban role in Kennedy assassination
Fidel Castro says Cuba had no involvement in the assassination of John F. Kennedy. In Havana radio quotes Castro stating the Cuban revolution never used terrorism and never participated in the president's death.
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Miami
Fidel Castro
Cuba
John F. Kennedy
United States
John Kennedy
Carter Accused in Motel Assault as Court Battle Continues
Carolyn Kelly, bail bondswoman and Carter Defense Committee member, says boxer Rubin Carter attacked her in a Maryland motel on April 29. Carter denies the accusation as he remains in legal dispute over his incarceration. Kelly, hospitalized since May 16 for injuries, pledges belief in Carter’s right to a fair trial.
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Newark
N.J
UPI
Robin
Carolyn Kelly
Carter Defense Committee
Carter
Rubin Carter
Mrs. Kelly
California Ohio and New Jersey vote to shape nominating race
Voters in California Ohio and New Jersey cast final ballots of the long presidential primary. Ford and Reagan clash for 331 Republican delegates while Carter seeks to extend his lead with 909 Democratic delegates in play. Ballots include propositions on nuclear facilities and multiple challengers for both parties.
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California
Ohio
New Jersey
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Ronald Reagan
Carter
Reagan
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Udall
Frank Church
Idaho
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Fred R. Harris
Oklahoma
Church
Wallace
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Tucson Daily Citizen Subscription Rates 1975
The Tucson Daily Citizen lists Associated Press rights and various subscription plans. Rates shown include home delivered, by carrier or autos, both within and outside Tucson, with December 1975 payment terms and prepaid options. International and Canada Mexico pricing are noted.
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Tucson Daily Citizen
THE
Associated Press
United Press International
Tucson
Imall
State of Arizona
Arizona
Canada
Mexico
Link Between Suppressed Emotion and Breast Cancer
A British psychiatrist reports a preliminary survey of 160 women suspected of breast cancer showing a connection between cancer and lifelong patterns of abnormal emotion release. Dr Stephen Greer of King's College Hospital says 69 women had cancer and 68 percent showed suppressed emotions versus 33 percent of healthy controls.
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London
UPI
Stephen Greer
King’s College Hospital, London
Greer
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