Gas Station Attendant Slain In Tucson Robbery
Clarence Ready, 45, was found slain at Vinci's 66 Service Station on Benson Highway after being tied with his belt and shot in the back of the head. Police tie the killing to a robbery that yielded 500 to 600 dollars. The motive and time point to a late-night burglary as two or more attackers escaped with cash. The victim's wife, Pat, was notified. the body taken to Tucson Mortuary.
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Tucson
Vinel
Phillips 66
E. Benson Highway
Clarence K. Ready
E. 17Th St
Winci
Vinci
Robles
Ready
Glen D. Smith
Armnold
Texaco
N. Stone Ave
Drachman St
Pat
Tucson Medical Center
Tucson Mortuary
Weather to Stay Warm Through Weekend
Tucson's forecast calls for warm conditions with windy periods possible tomorrow. Occasional cloudiness tonight and tomorrow, no temperature change. Highs reached 95 at International Airport and 100 at the University of Arizona. today’s low 62 and noon 88 with 15 percent humidity.
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Tucson
Weather Bureau
International Airport
University of Arizona
Youth War on Poverty Ends in Small Michigan Town
In Paw Paw Michigan the local war on poverty ends with a lone participant a 16 year old youth who dropped out after six weeks and $120. He enrolled in a work study class in woodwork and worked as an assistant janitor but quit saying they had enough money for a motorcycle down payment.
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Paw Paw
Mich
Michigan
Quiet May Day Marked by Soviet Parade Absence
Soviet leaders reviewed the May Day parade from Lenin's Tomb in Moscow as the militarist display was absent and speeches were omitted. Brezhnev and Kosygin led the event with no defense minister speech while May 9 celebrations loom for WWII victory. In Peking, Chou En Lai urged unity against imperialism and support for Viet Nam. In West Berlin police ended a May Day clash between labor groups and Communist demonstrators. Riot police in Singapore used tear gas to curb anti government action. In Athens, hundreds of workers clashed with police during May Day demonstrations.
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Viet Nam
Moscow
Red Square
Soviet Union
Rodion Malinovsky
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Alexei Kosygin
Lenin
Communist
China
Peking
Singapore
Flood Waters Break Through Dike Near Hannibal
Mississippi River floodwaters breached a levee north of Hannibal and Quincy inundating about 7 700 acres of farmland. The crest was forecast between 24.6 and 25 1 feet, with focus on Hannibal and nearby towns as crews worked to reinforce dikes and evacuate residents.
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Hannibal
Quincy
Witnois
U.S. Weather Bureau
Serna
Dubuque
Clinton
Davenport
Iowa
Moline
East Moline
Rock Island
Lamant
Viet Cong arms cache captured in coastal operation
Saigon announces a large seized cache of Viet Cong weapons including flame throwers and fast German heavy machine guns allegedly from China. In a three day coastal operation 152 Viet Cong were killed, 35 captured, and 42 suspects rounded up near 60 miles south of Hanoi’s capital region. Casualties for South Vietnam were three killed and 12 wounded.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
China
Inside Today's Citizen News and Features
A catalog-style page list from the Citizen issue highlighting sections and page numbers across church news obituaries puzzles editorials and entertainment. It notes sections such as Comics Crossword Puzzle Movie Times Public Records Sports and Women’s View with respective page indicators.
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Church News
Citizen Charlie
Public Records
Diels
Woman's View
Bombing targets U S Montreal Consulate in early morning blast
A powerful blast shattered the U S Consulate in Montreal damaging two graystone buildings along Embassy Row. Police searched six hours for further charges and increased guards as Consul General Richard Hawkins notified Ottawa and Washington. No injuries reported. the blast occurred before weekend closure. Stephen Johnson, son of Alexis Johnson, helped guard the ruined site.
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Montreal
Richard ‘H. Hawkins
Pittsburgh
U.S
Ottawa
State Department
Washington
Moon colony idea foolish says Kuiper at Phoenix forum
Dr. Gerard P. Kuiper, a leading space authority, calls moon and planet colonies nonsense at a Phoenix Press Club Forum. He argues Earth remains the best place to live and critiques scientists for not grasping big science and its opportunities.
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Kuiper
Phoenix
Gerard P. Kuiper
University of Arizona Lunar and Planetary Laboratory
Phoenix Press Club
Ranger
LBJ Signs Welfare Money Bill Amid Urgent Speed
President Johnson signed a 2.28 billion supplemental appropriation to ensure public assistance checks go out without delay. The measure, tied to the 1965 fiscal year, was framed as an emergency to mail old age assistance checks on the last day of April. Arizona officials said checks for 13 000 recipients would be mailed that morning as the public welfare director noted delays in funding.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Burglary Report Stolen 800-Pound Shelter From Dealer
J Henry Pool, a Wyoming real estate dealer, says a burglar stole his 800 pound aluminum fall out shelter valued at 400 dollars. The above ground shelter could be dismantled easily with a screwdriver and carried away in a vehicle.
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Wyoming
J. Henry Pool
Pool
Rebel Snipers Remain Active as Santo Domingo Ceasefire Looms
U S Marines repelled snipers around the U S embassy while a week-old revolt shows signs of a ceasefire mediated by the O A S. Two Marines were killed and 17 wounded as sporadic firing persisted. insurgents not under rebel leaders’ control complicated restraint efforts.
Sun fire kills thoroughbred horse Angel at 600 W Inn Rd
Firefighters responded to a blaze at 1 p.m. caused by magnified sun rays through a bottle igniting railroad ties beside a small stable. The flames killed a thoroughbred named Angel belonging to John Sullivan on the property at 600 West Inn Road.
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Inn Road
Angel
John Sullivan
Soviet Union accuses United States of aggression in Dominican Republic
Moscow charges U.S. Marines landings as direct aggression against the Dominican Republic and calls for an emergency U.N. Security Council meeting. Tass describes the action as an attempt to prop up a reactionary dictatorship and suppress the people's freedom movements.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Dominican Republic
United Nations Security Council
U.S
Tass
U.S.A
Venezuelan charge at OAS session on Dominican intervention
Col. H. Benoit is at San Isidoro base outside Santo Domingo amid confusion hampering the junta. Venezuela accuses the United States of violating the OAS charter through unilateral intervention in the Dominican Republic during a special meeting. Chile seeks withdrawal of Marines while Costa Rica proposes internationalizing the force under OAS control with token troop augments.
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Col. H. Benoit
San Isidoro
Santo Domingo
Venezuela
United States
the Organization of American States
OAS
Dominican Republic
Chile
U.S
Charlie's Jackpot Rises to 300 Dollars
Charlie grimly notes his prize climbs to 300 dollars as contestants fail this week. He plans to offer a larger sum next Monday at the pub. The correct solution to the puzzle may be found on page gm.
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Charlie
Gm. Page
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Reichstag
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Niota
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Stephen Johnson
Los Angeles
Alexis Johnson
Spike Jones
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Ruel
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Organization of American States
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