United Nations Anniversary Stamp Issued on June 26
The United States marks the UN twenty fifth anniversary with a five cent commemorative stamp issued June 26 in San Francisco first day ceremonies where the UN charter was drafted in 1945. The dark blue black and white design shows clasped hands within the UN wreath. Other nations also issue stamps for International Cooperation Year.
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Dorothy Gallagher
United Nations
U.S
San Francisco
U.N
Ego
Bay City
190 EMPLOYED Youth Corps In Tucson This Summer
Around 190 youths work 32 hours weekly on city jobs from drafting to weed cutting under the Neighborhood Youth Corps. They receive 1.25 dollars per hour with counseling for eight hours weekly. Federal funding covers about 90 percent. the city covers the rest mainly for supervisors. Roles include clerical work, keypunch, drafting, surveying aides, and electronic equipment at the communications center. Some youths aid the refuse division cleaning alleys and ditches while others assist parks with trails and nursery work.
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Arongram
Frank Cardenas
City Communications Center
City Refuse Division
City Parks Department
City Public Works Department
Architect urges Tucson downtown to embrace women's leadership
City plan advocate William Wilde told Tucson Retail Trade Bureau that downtown needs more women executives and even small beautification steps. He urged removing parking spaces for trees and benches, argued El Con should not charge nickel meters, and urged lighting and historical promotion to turn downtown into a regional shopping center with a city of lights.
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William Wilde
Tucson
Pioneer Hotel
Wilde
el Con
GOP wary of Barry's new group forms in 1966 race
Senate Leader Dirksen and House Leader Ford reacted cautiously to Barry Goldwater's new Free Society Association. Goldwater said many potential donors won’t give to the party, while organizers expect long-time backers to provide initial capital. They stress educational aims and limited national fundraising impact.
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Japanese Memorialize Late Envoy Joe Grew
A memorial service for the late Joseph C. Grew former U S ambassador to Japan drew about 100 dignitaries in Tokyo Union Church today Prince Takamatsu younger brother of Emperor Hirohito and former Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida attended along with Foreign Minister Eisuke Shiina and U S Ambassador Edwin O Reischauer.
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Prince Takamatsu
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Shigeru Yoshida
Joseph C. Grew
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Japan
Union Church
Etsusaburo Shiina
Edwin O. Reischauer
Fire in Huachuca Mountains Brings 280 Acre Blaze Under Control
Firefighters including Forest Service crews Papago Indians and federal prisoners from Safford and Mt Lemmon camps and Ft Huachuca troops battled a 280 acre blaze in Garden Canyon Scheelite Ridge and Brown Canyon. Winds up to 50 mph fanned the fire as officials warned extreme caution with cigarettes and cooking fires amid extreme dryness.
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Ft. Huachuca
Folsom Questions Arizona $11 Million Education Aid
Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction Sarah Folsom voiced doubt that the state would receive $11 million in federal funds under the 1965 Secondary Education Act for the next school year. She said funds may be delayed until clearer Washington guidelines are issued and spoke at a meeting she convened on the aid program.
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Phoenix
UPI
Sarah Folsom
Arizona
Folsom
Washington
Inside Penitentiary Safecracker Textbook Found
A 28 page mimeographed manual on safe cracking surfaced from a Walla Walla state penitentiary program. The anonymous author offers step by step burglar techniques and tools, including alarm bypass, safe drilling, and even mailing a torch to commit breaks. Prison officials suspect the writer but have no proof, leaving the author unnamed.
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Buards
Tyne
CofC Won't Put Spurs To Legislature
CofC President Newsom Halesapple said no special directors meeting will be called to prod the State Legislature on university and college appropriations. Harry Rosenzweig and other Phoenix business leaders push for funds while Halesapple notes actions should be subsidiary to Republican efforts. Last Tuesday Holesanale threatened a special board meeting if funds aren’t provided by today.
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Chamber
Holesanale
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