Onward and Upward in U S Diplomacy and Local Notes
In brief items and opinion snippets, the column surveys Nixon’s stance on allied policy, cites stock market milestones, and notes Tucson civic events. It highlights car roll calls, dog bites dropping under new leash laws, and achievements of Warren Rustand, plus upcoming bond elections and convention activity.
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U.S
Dick Nixon
Nixon
Fletcher Knebel
Washington
Luster
University of Arizona
Warren Rustand
Western Athletic Conference
Crossword Clue Commentary on Word Pairings and Notes
A dense analysis discusses tracking vs tricked, cream vs bream, fired vs hired, and other word contrasts, explaining why certain options fit clues or fail. It lists pairs like BOOK vs LOOK and CASK vs CASE with rationale, concluding with implications about difficulty and progress in solving.
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Fie
Constantine Reigns as Greece Mourns King Paul
King Paul died after stomach surgery and King Constantine sworn in as ruler in Athens. Crowds lined streets to honor the king while Queen Frederika and Princess Anne Marie supported the new monarch during a crisis over Cyprus. The 23 year old Constantine became the world’s youngest reigning king after his father’s death.
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Athens
Greece
Paul
Constantine
Tati Palace
Royal Palace
Tatoi Palace
Frederika
Anne Marie
Denmark
Pute
Cyprus
Lycabetus Hill
Johnson
U.N
U Thant
Tino
CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS AND DOWN QUIZ
A reconstructed crossword style clue list with entries for across and down positions. Includes common crossword themes and sample clues such as national bird garden greenery and various geographic and literary references.
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England
Mehitabel
Britain says doctors not obliged to answer late night pill requests
Health Minister Anthony Barber told Parliament that a doctor's refusal to provide contraceptive pills at 1 am would not breach national health plan responsibilities. The answer came after Conservative MP Henry Kerby cited a report of a doctor being fined for refusing late night service.
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London
Four Shots Heard in Kennedy Assassination Testimony
Dallas man James Worrell testifies before the Warren Commission that four shots were fired at Kennedy’s open limousine on November 22. He describes a man fleeing the Texas School Book Depository and links photographer Bob Jackson to pool coverage and a prior Oswald photo.
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Dallas
Warren Commission
Kennedy
James Richard Worrell
Texas Schoolbook Depository
John Connally
Worrell
Dallas County
Bob Jackson
Dallas Times Herald
Arnold Louis Rowland
Washington
Amos Lewis Euins
Secret Service
Jackson
Lee Harvey Oswald
Jack Ruby
Civil Defense petitions seek more city county funds
Petition drives at City Hall and the Pima County Courthouse urge higher CD outlay for Civil Defense. Supervisors chair Thomas Jay opposes further petitions and plans a Tuesday meeting with Stoltz and Kirk to discuss city and county funds for sirens and the emergency operations center.
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City Council
Board of Supervisors
Pima County
Thomas Jay
Jay
A. E. Stoltz
Air Force
Tucson- Pima County
Civil Defense Agency
Stoltz
Tucson-Pima County
James L. Kirk
Council
Civil Defense
Driver Cleared Of Drunk Driving Charge
Ralph Everitt aged 35 of 720 South 5th Avenue was found innocent by a Superior Court jury of a drunken driving charge after appealing a prior City Court conviction. He was arrested September 27 near Grant Road after a noted dizzy condition alleged by attorney Richard McAnally.
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Ralph Everitt
Superior Court
Everitt
S. 5Th Ave
Grant Road
Richard McAnally
Raul Castro
Search Rescue Course Slated in Tucson
A 12 week desert search and rescue course will open to the public next Friday in Tucson. Federally trained instructors will teach, with no charge to residents. Classes meet Fridays at 7 30 p m at the civil defense rescue building 2855 S 8th Ave. Register at the first meeting or contact 112 W Pennington St.
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Tucson Civil Defense
McNamara Winging To Saigon
Defense Secretary Robert McNamara left Honolulu after 13 hours of talks with Pacific military leaders. He heads to Saigon for a fact finding mission on U S aid to South Vietnam, accompanied by Gen Maxwell D Taylor.
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Honolulu
Defense
Robert
McNamara
Saigon
U.S
South Viet Nam
Pacific
Viet Nam
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Hawaii
Harry D. Felt
U.S. Grant Sharp
U.S. Pacific Fleet
Washington
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