Caution Urged On Appeal For International Subsidies
Samuel C. Waugh former Export-Import Bank leader warned at the University of Arizona about a new international subsidies appeal. He noted overproduction in coffee tin lead and zinc and questioned subsidy use while urging careful consideration of U S balance of payments and currency issues. He also commented on European integration and the need for allied defense and aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Export-Import Bank of Washington
Samuel C. Waugh
University of Arizona
Geneva
Waugh
Congress
Europe
de Gaulle
France
Free World
Bank of New York
Tucson
Male Victims Of Radiation Reclaim Fertility At Oak Ridge
Five men who were sterile for over two years after a 1958 Oak Ridge radiation accident have regained the ability to father children. The Journal of the American Medical Association notes uncertain effects on future offspring. Radiated men experienced 236 to 365 rads. prior to the incident they were married with 1 to 4 children each. Researchers Drs John MacLeod Robert S Hotchkiss and Beecher W Sitterson report the findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Science Service
Chicago
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Journal of the American Medical Association
John MacLeod
Robert S. Hotchkiss
Beecher W. Sitterson
New York
Sunbeam Imp Economy Sedan Debuts in U S Market
Rootes Motors of England introduces the Sunbeam Imp rear engine economy sedan for the U S at 1495 dollars. The Scottish made car features an all aluminum engine and achieves about 40 miles per gallon.
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New York
Rootes Motors
England
United States
Scotland
Rootes
Ex-Jaycee Official D. A. Wilson Dies in Tucson
Duane A. Wilson 27 of 2614 Keswick Circle died yesterday at Tucson General Hospital. A draftsman for Infilco Inc he moved to Tucson from Detroit in 1956 and studied at the University of Arizona. He served as Tucson Junior Chamber of Commerce secretary 1962 63 and on its board. He is survived by his widow Nancy K. Johnson and three daughters Tammy Kay Wendy and Penny Sue, plus his parents Mr. and Mrs. Mario E. Wilson of Allen Park Michigan. Funeral by Reilly's Funeral Home.
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Duane A. Wilson
Keswick Circle
Tucson General Hospital
Infilco Inc
Mr. Wilson
Tucson
Detroit
University of Arizona
Glenn Will Get More Medical Care
Former astronaut John H. Glenn was wheeled from a Columbus hospital for a Texas flight to continue treatment for a head injury and retire from the Marine Corps to pursue a Democrat senatorial bid. He planned an April 1 campaign kickoff and said he would return for the May 5 primary against Sen. Stephen M. Young.
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Columbus
Ohio
UPI
John H. Glenn
Texas
Marine Corps
Glenn
Stephen M. Young
Refugees Return To Chile Area After Volcano Eruption
Villarrica volcano subsides bringing thousands back to homes in the Andean lake region 500 miles south of Santiago. Three dead and 19 missing from Conaripe after an avalanche of mud rock and lava. survivors hope a new village will be built.
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Temuco
Chile
Ipi
Villarrica
Andean Lake
Santiago
Conaripe
Kosygin Seeks Long-Term Trade Pact With United States
In Moscow, First Deputy Premier Kosygin told a U S delegation that the Soviet Union desires a long term trade agreement with the United States. The visit followed a signed accord allowing large American ships to unload wheat at Odessa. The talks extended beyond the planned 15 minutes, with Kosygin offering potential licensing purchases and broader trade cooperation.
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Moscow
Alexi Kosygin
Kremlin
United States
U.S
Clarence D. Martin
Black Sea
Odessa
Kosygin
Martin
Soviet Union
Western Europe
Richard Funkhauser
Two Tucson Boys Injured in Separate Vehicle Accidents
Two seven year olds in Tucson were seriously injured in separate crashes yesterday. Marty Bill Buzzard, 1361 West Franklin, remained in critical condition with a fractured skull and broken arm after being struck by a southbound station wagon on North Melrose. Stephen Carl Lohman, 6418 Calle Hercule, was listed in fair condition with a possible concussion and multiple injuries after his bicycle collided with a rear approaching auto on Calle Hercule. No citations were issued as drivers had no chance to avoid the collisions.
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Tucson
St. Mary’s Hospital
Marty
Bill Buzzard
W. Franklin St
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Stephen Carl Lohman
Calle Hercule
Young Buzzard
North
Melrose Ave
Brice Fuller
Beatrice T. Jiminez
S. Melrose Ave
Fuller
Buzzard
Young Lohman
Private CAP Financing Said Feasible
Sen. Sam Steiger of Arizona declared that private financing could fund the Central Arizona Project. He cited a plan from the Arizona Power Authority to build Marble and Bridge Canyon dams and the full CAP with private funds repaid by long term revenue bonds. Goldwater had recently proposed a similar approach.
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Phoenix
UPI
Sam Steiger
Central Arizona
Steiger
Yavapai County
Republican
Arizona Power Authority
Marble
Bridge Canyon
Barry Goldwater
Tucson Daily Citizen Subscription Rates
Advertising shows annual by carrier at 23.40 and mail at 73.40. Home delivery in Tucson costs 0.45 per week, with outside Tucson also priced at 0.45 weekly. Information lists address 208 North Stone Ave for the Citizen Publishing Co. and notes publication daily except Sunday.
Identical Twins Lose Control In Pair Of Crashes
Dwight and David Peterson, 18 year old twins from Lafayette Colorado, lost control of their cars on a gravel road and plunged over an embankment in sequence. Dwight sustained a cut finger while David escaped injury. State Patrolman A L Ramsey reported both incidents occurred yesterday.
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Lafayette
Colo
Dwight
David Peterson
David
A. L. Ramsey
Africa Mob Slays Man Who Caused Lightning
A mob of about 50 Africans beat Andries Manabela to death near Pietersburg in Northern Transvaal after blaming him for a lightning flash that killed two women three years earlier. Police say two men were arrested as investigators note the long hunt for the responsible party.
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Pretoria
South Africa
Pietersburg
Transvaal
Andries Manabela
Manabela
Ocean Floor Sediment Pile May Be World’s Largest
Dr. Maurice Ewing of Columbia University reports Atlantic bottom sediments exceed 9,000 feet thick east of Argentina. He says glaciers, pressure, and currents formed the mound, with shelf areas showing the most accumulate. He argues data do not support continents’ past close contact or drift.
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Science Service
Washington
Atlantic Ocean
Argentine
Maurice Ewing
Columbia University
Lamont Geological Observatory
Palisades
N. Y
Ewing
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