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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1968
Page
10
Weather forecast outlines new first quarter moon phase and associated tidal expectations. Regions receive guidance on visibility and temperature trends as the lunar cycle advances through the coming period.
Weather data shows yesterday’s highs and lows with year ago comparisons and records for the date. Mean temperatures and normals are listed along with humidity at 5 p.m yesterday and 5 a.m today. Barometer range, sunrise and sunset times, and sky conditions are noted.
The 8:30 P.M. performance by the Early Music Quartet presents medieval and Renaissance music at Crowder Hall University of Arizona. Arizona Friends of Music and UA sponsor this public event with admission charged and tickets available at the Crowder Hall box office.
Tucson board of Realtors will discuss a new National Association of Real Estate Boards campaign named Make America Better Program at a March 14 meeting. Vern W. Swango notes the plan targets jobs education and housing, with seven objectives tailored for Tucson.
The Branko Krsmanovich Chorus performed an encore Sunday at the University of Arizona auditorium delivering religious folk and national songs in Latin Slavic Italian German English and Russian. Conductor Bogdan Babich earned praise for discipline and stage presence as the audience gave a standing ovation.
SCOTTSDALE The Arizona Young Republican League elected Larg Magyar a Tucson pharmaceutical salesman as chairman Mrs Sondra Hudgins of Scottsdale was named co chairman Stuart Melton of Phoenix treasurer and Pat Davison of Phoenix secretary.
TWA envisions the Atlantic as a two way river of travel with growing European interest in visiting America and Americans visiting Europe. English use expands and U S credit cards gain acceptance as the era of rapid jet travel nears. Europe appears ready for broader exchange.
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