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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1961

Page

5

Kennedy and Youlou Toast Friendship at White House

President Kennedy and Congo Republic leader Youlou exchanged gifts and toasts at the White House with talk of friendship. Kennedy asked Congress to expand NASA staffing from 16,500 to 21,422 as the agency steps up hiring.

Kennedy Fulbert Youlou Congo Republic White House Youlou Abraham Lincoln Congo THE Space Agency Congress

Buddhists Pledge Moral Re Armament In Burma

Five Burmese Buddhist abbots pledged Moral Re-Armament as state policy during the World Assembly, aiming to shield Burma from Communist influence. Narada reported that MRA principles unite Buddhists with Christians and Muslims, and Burma will supply teak for a new Asia center in Tokyo.

Burma Caux Switzerland UPI Red China M Narada Abbots Assn MRA U.S U.narada America Narada U Narada Asia Tokyo

Billy Graham Ails With Dizziness During English Crusade

UPI reports evangelist Billy Graham suffers dizzy spells amid a throat infection. Walter Smyth, Crusade organizer, says the infection is improving but dizziness recurs after sermons. crowds exceed 60,000 nightly as attendance climbs toward 116,000 last week.

Manchester England UPI Billy Graham Graham Walter Smyth London Smyth

Life profiles Goldwater as political paradox in Gore Vidal piece

Life magazine runs an interview with Sen Barry Goldwater portraying him as a paradoxical conservative and one of the era’s most influential figures. Gore Vidal notes Goldwater’s charm and persuasive defense of a rising Republican view, tracing his career from Phoenix city council to the Senate.

Victor Lee Rincon High School Boys State Senate Louise Brimhall Mesa Bill Mitchell North Phoenix High School Life Magazine Barry Goldwater R-Ariz Gore Vidal Life Goldwater Vidal Phoenix Howard Pyle Ike

Man Held On Stolen Goods Charge At Border

Ed ward L. Boyle FBI in Arizona says John Walter Hadzima Jr., 46, was arrested at the Mexico border on a federal warrant from Eagle Pass Texas for illegal possession of antibiotic drugs. Identified as part of a $300000 interstate shipment stolen from a trailer. Arraigned before U S Commissioner Gordon Farley and held on 25000 bond. Hadzima, a San Diego resident, is a prior smuggling convict.

Nogales Edward L. Boyle FBI Arizona John Walter Hadzima Jr Mexico Hadzima Eagle Pass Texas Boyle U. S Gordon Farley San Diego Calif Arizona FBI

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