Thurber Leads Arizona Livestock Group Through Growth
Harold Thurber, founder of the Pima County Livestock Association, recalls guiding the group from its 1952 start to a strong fair operation now rivaling county control. The association moved the fair to Houghton Road, partnered with Arizona Sportservice for concessions, and expanded racing dates. Negotiations over land ownership with the county and future leadership changes loom as a new board imposes tighter contracts while Thurber remains committed to the association’s continuity.
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Tucson
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Rillita Racetrack
Emprise Corp
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Arizona Sportservice
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Pima County Fair Commission
Joseph Castillo
Thomas Jay
Fairgrounds
Southern Arizona International Livestock Association
SAILA
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Deadlock on prisoner release mars Vietnam talks
US and North Vietnam fail to break deadlock over releasing 138 American prisoners as Paris cease-fire terms across Laos and Vietnam loom. North Vietnam warns of retaliation over antiaircraft missiles near Khe Sanh while Saigon reports a rocket strike on a refugee camp killing 24 and wounding 40.
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Joint ‘Military Commission
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Pathet Lao
John A. Wickham Jr
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Florida profanity law struck down in Gainesville case
Florida's law against profanity was ruled unconstitutional by Circuit Judge Major B. Harding. The decision cited First, Fifth and Fourteenth Amendment violations. The case involved Neil Emerson Mayhew, 25, of Gainesville, charged with using profane language and resisting arrest.
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Antelope Gift Stall: Eye Injury Sparks Replacement
In Japan a two year old male antelope named Kisco at Sanago zoo was stabbed in the eye by an attacker using a knife. The National Zoo Association said a new pair will be sent to China to replace the wounded animal amid the panda exchange. The attacker escaped unseen.
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Kisco
Nagano
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