UA freshman killed in canyon crash near Tucson
University of Arizona freshman David Griffin 22 of San Francisco died after his sedan rolled 150 feet down an embankment into a creek in Upper Sabine Canyon. Two passengers Pris cilla Neuman 19 and William R. Louthan 23 were injured. Neuman fair condition with scalp cuts and possible internal injuries while Louthan treated for abrasions and released. Deputies reported Griffin thrown and pinned under the 1963 Volvo, no drowning. The crash occurred about 1 30 a m after Griffin failed to make a sharp turn near the canyon end. No skid marks found. Other students aided Griffin with CPR before arrival at Tucson Medical Center. Griffin lived at Papago Hall body transported to Arizona Mortuary. The death increased Pima County traffic toll to 30 for the year.
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Air Force planed collide during refueling over Montana
Two Air Force planes collided while refueling near West Yellowstone Montana. One KC135 tanker landed safely at Mountain Home Idaho. The missing B47 bomber from Mountain Home Idaho was not located as snowbound terrain and bad weather hampered search efforts.
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Brazil Air Crash Kills 31 In Sao Paulo
Officials counted 31 dead after a Cruzeiro do Sul Convair crashed into a crowded area in Sao Paulo. The two engine plane exploded in the air then struck an unoccupied apartment building as 20,000 onlookers swarmed the scene hindering rescue. Seventeen were pulled alive and one passenger was missing from the 44 passengers and five crew.
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Arizona doctors urge curbs on hospital promotions at convention
The Arizona Medical Association passed a resolution urging the state to prevent future hospital ventures that create inadequate facilities and negative publicity for medicine. The measure calls for action by state government and lists related initiatives from the four day convention.
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Birmingham Race Protests Escalate After Police Action
Dr Martin Luther King Jr leaders pledge massive demonstrations in Birmingham after a day of police dogs and fire hoses against protesters. More than 250 Negroes arrested, 152 teenagers in juvenile detention, 100 adults in city jail, total nearly 1 400 in month long drive. Governor Wallace calls for probe into teachers leading pupils in protests.
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Fiesta week ends under clear skies with mild temps
El Twisto forecasts continued fair weather for the weekend with temperatures near yesterday. Skies remain clear tonight for Fiesta de la Pla cita as humidity drops to single digits and the day will see a high about one degree warmer than yesterday.
Martial Law Imposed in Port au Prince Haiti
Haitian authorities under President Francois Duvalier declared martial law in Port au Prince and set a nine hour nightly curfew from 8 pm to 5 am to curb terror bombers and prevent troops from firing on diplomats. Dominican Republic President Juan Bosch warned of possible invasion if citizens are threatened and proposed an international Latin American force to restore order.
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Future workers and odd jobs in the animal kingdom
An article notes that future workers may include pigeons chim panzees dogs and even porpoises trained to inspect products. It also explores greyhounds living distinct careers and describes haunted castles in France where guests coexist with spirits of former residents.
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Freedom Marchers Jailed After Crossing Alabama Line
Ten marchers including five white men and five Negroes were arrested by Alabama highway patrolmen as they crossed the Georgia Alabama line near Fort Payne. Newsmen were kept back and patrols blocked the route with clubs. Earlier reports said two more arrests could not be confirmed.
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Fisher Says Interstate 8 Is Well Built
Arizona highway engineer Sidney Fisher defends Interstate 8 as well constructed while a House subcommittee probes road practices. He notes 70 tests by the Bureau of Public Roads and Arizona Highway Department and disputes claims of slipshod work by inexperienced staff.
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Charlie Announces $275 Bonus Weekly Puzzles
The Tucson Daily Citizen reports Charlie offers $275 next week as entry entries are repulsed this week. The crossword puzzle returns twice next week on Monday and Tuesday with clues revealed Tuesday to aid contestants. The solution to this week's puzzle is on page 48.
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