County Livestock Show and Fair Attracts Thousands
The 11th annual Southern Arizona International Livestock Show and County Fair runs March 20 to 24 at the fairgrounds 4651 S 6th Ave. Officials expect about 1,000 Pima Countians to attend with 24 divisions. Cattle will include Herefords Angus Brangus and shorthorns with 850 horses shown daily. A registered quarter horse show window sale is planned the day after the fair. Exhibits cover apiary dairy poultry 4-H and more. Admission is 1 for adults and 25 cents for children.
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S. 6Th Ave
Harold Thurber
Fair Commission
Bill Verdugo
Fresno
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Ed Tappan
Tucson
Tappan
Happy the Clown
U.S. Marine Band
U S Weather Forecast First Fall Last Moon Quarter
Forecast notes a seasonal change and lunar phase references with limited readable content. The fragment mentions a first fall period and a quarter moon, but lacks clear location or time details.
Weather summary for Tucson March 12 1968
Tuesday 12 March 1968 data show yesterday temperature highs around 60 and lows near 41. records include high 81 for 1944 and low 34 for 1948 with mean yesterday 51 and humidity around 43 at 5 pm yesterday. Sunrise 6 38 sunset 6 29 Barometer 29.89 range 30 20 29.89.
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Tucson Skywatch: Moon Forms Triangle With Jupiter and Regulus
A sky note records the moon rising in Tucson on March 12 at 4:30 PM forming a small triangle with Jupiter and Regulus as Jupiter sits about 425 million miles from the full moon. Weather and timing updates continue through March 14.
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Tucson
Jupiter
Rites Set Today For Charles M. Lacy
Charles M. Lacy 59 died Saturday at Tucson Medical Center. Services 4 p.m. today at Bring's Funeral Home with Dr. Glenn C. McGee officiating. Burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Lacy, a Tucson resident since 1940, was assistant general manager of Shamrock Dairy of Tucson and had 28 years with the firm. Survived by widow Reaia B. and children Patricia Whiting Havre Mont Charlene Cunningham Havre Mont Timothy A. Stanford Calif a brother Harold Mattoon Ill. Resident of 3107 N Geronimo Ave. member Trinity Presbyterian Church.
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Bring’s Funeral Home
S. Scott Ave
Charles M. Lacy
Tucson Medical Center
Glenn C. McGee
Evergreen Cemetery
Tucson
Lacy
Arthur, Ill
Shamrock Dairy
Reaia B
Patricia Whiting
Charlene Cunningham
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Stanford
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Harold
Mattoon
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Trinity Presbyterian Church
N. Geronimo Ave
Published Party Except Sunday Classified Notice
Subscriptions listed at 45 cents per week or 23.40 yearly with home delivery options. The notice mentions North Stone Ave Tucson Arizona and states rates for outside Tucson at 45 cents weekly or 1.95 monthly plus second class postage.
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Citizen Publishing Co
North Stone Ave
Hager Elvares
Triekony
Tucson
Arizona
Four Named To Arizona's Rights Panel
Gov. Jack Williams nominates four new members to the Arizona Civil Rights Commission for Senate confirmation. Joe R. Benntes of Phoenix replaces John Rockwell, James R. Malott Jr. of Globe succeeds Barry DeRose, Manuel Matta of Mesa succeeds Wil Gonzales, and Mrs. John Sullivan of Scottsdale succeeds Cornelius Dutcher. Terms run to Jan 31 1971 for Sullivan Benites Matta and to Jan 31 next year for Malott.
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Phoenix
Jack Williams
Arizona Civil Rights Commission
Senate
Joe R. Benntes
John Rockwell
James R. Malott Jr
Globe
Barry DeRose
Manuel Matta
Mesa
Wil Gonzales
John Sullivan
Scottsdale
Cornelius Dutcher
Sullivan
Benites and
Matta
Malott
Blaiberg May Get Out
CAPE TOWN South Africa UPI Philip Bilaiberg the world s only living heart transplant patient may be sent home from the hospital this week.
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Cape Town
South Africa
UPI
Philip Bilaiberg
Mauritius Declares Independence Amid Feuds and Poverty
Port Louis faces postcolonial transition as Mauritius becomes independent amid Moslem Creole tensions. British Minister Anthony Greenwood represents the crown due to violence fears while unemployment nears 20 to 25 percent in a sugar economy exporting workers to Australia. Fires destroy hundreds of dwellings. about 300 people killed or missing in the conflict.
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Port Louis
Mauritius
Anthony Greenwood
Princess Alexandra
Indian Ocean
Gaetain Duval
Duval
Australia
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