Dinner Planned for Israel Bond Drive in Tucson
Boris Silnitzer named general chairman for the 1968 Israel Bond Committee as the drive marks Israel’s 20th independence anniversary. A dinner is planned for late April with Jud W. Kane as dinner chairman and Abe Chanin and Dr. Leonard Weiner as cochairmen. State chair Henry H. Kaufmann of Tucson leads. Gov. Jack Williams chairs honorarily alongside Mayor James N. Corbett Jr. Additional Tucson participants include Arthur C. Bittker Donald Diamond Meyer Feldman and others. The drive seeks urgent financial aid to support Israel’s economy amid postwar challenges, focusing on industry and agriculture.
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N. Genéematas Drive
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Jud W. Kane
Abe Chanin
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Henry H. Kaufmann
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Jack Williams
Woman Accused of Embezzling at Tucson Firm
City detectives arrested 49 year old Lieselotte Schaefer at her home 1816 E 7th St on suspicion of embezzling money over 100 dollars from Tucson Prime Meat Inc 831 E 7th St where she served as cashier for eight years and was dismissed in February.
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AT&T seeks FCC halt on further rate cut order
AT&T asks the FCC to cancel or indefinitely postpone a planned $20 million rate reduction set to take effect May 1. The company argues rising costs taxes and wage talks make the cut unaffordable and says the $100 million reduction already in place effectively amounts to $115 million at 1967 levels. It cites wage negotiations impacting about 500000 Bell System employees.
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Neighbor Killed In Gun Battle In Yuma Feud Over Welfare Check
A Yuma man P. J. Gamble twenty one was killed after a gun battle with his neighbor Ametha Pickens forty one. Police say both fired the same revolver during the feud and Gamble died at a hospital. Pickens was wounded seriously and survived.
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Park Service names two superintendents for Arizona and New Mexico monuments
The National Park Service appointed Carroll A. Burroughs based in Flagstaff and John E. Cook based in Chinle to oversee nine national monuments and one historic site across Arizona and New Mexico. Cook will manage Canyon de Chelly and Hubbell Trading Post and assist on Navajo Nation matters. Burroughs will head Wuputki Sunset Crater Walnut Canyon Montezuma Castle and Tuzigoot monuments.
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Chinle
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Canyon de Chelly National Monument
Hubbell Trading Post National Historic Site
Navajo National Monument
Chaco Canyon
el Morro National Monuments
Cook
Burroughs
Everglades National Park
Fla
Wupatki
Sunset Crater
Walnut Canyon
Montezuma Castle
Tuzigoot National Monuments
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