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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1968
Page
15
A newspaper-style puzzle clues list featuring across and down hints. Each clue offers wordplay on common phrases and items such as losses, holidays, insects, gear, and emotions. Readers puzzle their way to fitting words matching definitions and word associations.
The Soviet Union says it has ratified the long delayed consular convention allowing U S officials access to detained citizens. The U S Senate approved the pact on March 16, 1967 after debate over security risks. The treaty paves the way for consulates in both capitals and beyond.
Hemisfair chief executive officer James Gaines says 200 employees were fired as necessary for the fair’s opening. he adds the jobs are now surplus after the launch.
Thai Prime Minister Thanom Kittikachorn told a Michigan State University audience he supports peace in Southeast Asia and expects others to honor their treaties. He spoke during an honorary degree ceremony and, via the Thai ambassador, signaled no objections to Paris peace talks.
Gov Otto Kerner announced his resignation as governor at midnight May 19 to join the U S Circuit Court of Appeals. Lt Gov Samuel H Shapiro will succeed him and remains the Democratic gubernatorial candidate.
The article recalls the 1793 to 1857 U S half cent once minted after Hamilton urged its use. It notes low popularity but enduring interest for collectors, with many varieties and values under ten dollars for older pieces. It mentions Lincoln cent as king of coins and an offered booklet on Lincoln dates with prices.
The Apache, Cactus, Catalina, Vista, Miracles and other drive-ins list a jumble of movie titles with assorted showtimes such as The Graduate, Planet of the Apes, In the Heat of the Night, Bonnie and Clyde, Wait Until Dark, and more. Some entries show garbled or stray numbers, but clearly outline a busy, irregular lineup across venues.
Washington AP report confirms two Arizona soldiers killed in Vietnam. Marine Lance Cpl Leonard Carabeo of Nogales died in battle Sunday while Army Warrant Officer Dale A Crull of Phoenix died in Vietnam from non combat wounds. Crull was married to Ruby Crull of Phoenix.
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