Central Arizona Project Backer Calls For Unity
Tucsonian George Chambers urged unity at a Chamber of Commerce breakfast for passage of the CAP bill, warning the Colorado River water share may vanish if Congress stalls. Arizona would gain 2.8 million acre-feet annually, with Tucson receiving 100,000 acre-feet, as forum panelists discussed Bridge Canyon dam and Charleston Dam projects and water quality.
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Davis Monthan officials deny shift of jet operations
Damaged reports from yesterday's sonic boom are dismissed by Davis Monthan AFB officials who say there are no plans to relocate high flying jet plane operations. The item appears among a Tucson area roundup.
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Goldwater for president gains favor with young Republicans
The Nation notes growing support among young Republicans as the national convention opens in San Francisco. Kennedy civil rights bill begins its congressional path as Attorney General RFK testifies in House hearings. A government license precedes a short-cut polio vaccine promising immunity to all three types.
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World Women Congress sparks Moscow split debate
A Chinese delegate at the World Women’s Congress in Moscow triggered a noisy argument over the Moscow-Peking split in which Mrs Kennedy’s name surfaced. The session broke up amid the dispute.
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Arms Seized in Culiacan by state drive
In Culiacan Sin Mexico troops under Governor Sanchez collected 600 rifles and undisclosed pistols and daggers this week during a statewide weapons seizure. The governor's office said the drive will continue and possession of arms remains unlawful in the state.
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Kingman Man Found Responsible for Fatal Crash
A coroner's jury ruled Donald Lupe Mesa, 24, of Kingman, caused a last week auto crash that killed four people by drunk and reckless driving. The jury recommended Mesa be held for prosecution.
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Donald Lupe Mesa
University of Arizona Graduate Drowns in Oregon
Dr. Thomas E Voorhees 130 a University of Arizona anthropology graduate and Amphitheater High School alumnus drowned off Newport Oregon during a beach outing with his wife Charlotte and their 3 month old son Thomas K The body will be flown to Tucson funeral plans are pending He taught at Vanderbilt University last year and was to join Oregon State University in Corvallis next year Survivors include his parents Mr and Mrs Franklin Voorhees sister Mrs Franklin Gartrell brother William grandmother Mrs Margaret Voorhees and grandfather Earl Godwin all of Tucson
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Thomas K
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Franklin Gartrell
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Margaret Voorhees
Earl Godwin
Udall backs college water research funding plan
Interior Secretary Stewart Udall urged Congress to finance water research institutes at state colleges. He warned of dire water shortages threatening growth and living standards, supporting Senate legislation for a multi million dollar program with 75 000 to 100 000 annually per state plus additional research funds.
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U S Makes Aid Pact With Algeria
Algiers report United States signs its first aid agreement with Algeria a two year rural development plan to create about 60 000 jobs at a cost around 6 million dollars Surplus U S food will be used as wages for Algerian workers and roughly 30 U S technicians plus equipment will support terracing reforestation irrigation and conservation efforts.
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Spy scandal may derail Khrushchev visit to Sweden
Swedish authorities arrest decorated air force colonel Stig Wennerström for 15 years of spying for the Soviet Union. He served as air attache in Washington and as disarmament adviser, with contacts in the Soviet embassy. NATO and U.S. officials note possible disclosure of secrets and potential trip cancellation.
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Youth Admits Burglary After Early Morning Arrest
A 15-year-old youth on patrol near N Main Ave and W St was apprehended by two city officers who said he admitted stealing from Texaco Service Station at 602 N Main Ave. Police reported a large haul including merchandise, 165 bottles of soda, 92 packs of cigarettes, and nearly $2 in cash found with the teen. He confessed to breaking in with a tire iron and was referred to juvenile authorities.
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