Tucson Transit Boss Threatens Restart Amid Stike
Transit Corp may resume bus service without a union settlement. Union president warns that scab drivers won’t be tolerated as Robert Bonesteel, regional director, declares operation will proceed. William Bell and other officials work to arrange a settlement amid the strike.
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Jay Hall
Tucson ‘Transit Corp
Robert Bonesteel
Tucson
St. Louis
William Bell
Amalgamated Transit Workers
Bonannos Bolster Bodyguard Ring With New Arrivals
Police report additional men, possibly two, have been brought into the Bonanno crime family’s inner circle to guard Joseph Bonanno and his son Salvatore. The latest arrival is believed from New York City, while Peter Notaro of the Bronx and Peter J. Magaddino of Western New York are also linked to the Bonanno home at 1847 E. Elm St. Authorities remain unsure whether another stranger is a gunman. The Bonannos avoid New York trips amid mafia bloodletting tied to a power struggle involving ex lieutenant Paul Sciacca and factions allied with Bill Bonanno.
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Bill Bonanno
Peter Notaro
The
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Bonanno
E. Elm St
Peter J. Magaddino
New York
Mafia
Bonannos
Joe Bonanno
Paul Sciacca
Britain Tightens Bank Loans to Curb Spending
London reports Prime Minister Harold Wilson's Labor government imposes new restrictions on bank lending to reduce imports and shift money toward exports. Bank of England orders ceilings at 104 percent of November level, targeting personal borrowers, car and home loans, and overdrafts as nonpriority credit lines shrink sharply.
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London
UPI
Harold Wilson
Labor
Bank of England
Britain
Dow Jones Edges Higher In Mixed Market Close
Dow Jones industrial average rose to 895.28, up 2.13 points, as the 30-stock index led gains amid a broad market session. The rail average advanced to 253.71, up 0.87, and the utilities index climbed to 123.02, up 0.45, with volume around 13.3 million shares.
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Ragrer
New York
Dow Jones
Inside Today's Citizen Dr. Alvarez Bridge Comics Crossword Puzzle Deaths
A compact listing page summarizing features in the Citizen including Doctor Alvarez bridge notes, comics, a crossword puzzle, obituaries, editorials, financial news, movie times, public records, sports items, TV radio dials, weather and the Woman's View columns.
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Financial News
Movie Times
Public Records
De Gaulle Faces TV Plea as France Quakes With Unrest
Paris reports President Charles de Gaulle launches a major national TV address to win support for a new lease on his regime. Youth-led protests, factory slogans, and calls for his resignation sweep the country as critics argue France needs younger leadership. The aging general confronts a crisis of legitimacy amid student and worker action and memories of his wartime leadership.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
France
Senate OKAYS anticrime bill with 400 million boost
The Senate passed a tough anticrime measure 72 to 4, extending to House members a chance to join in stricter rules. It would provide 400 million for local police, regulate wiretapping, curb gun sales, and curb Supreme Court limits on suspects’ rights, with House-Senate talks likely.
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Washington
Timent
Supreme Court
Senate
Emanuel Celler
House Judiciary Committee
Reds Reject U S Demand In Vietnam Talks
North Vietnam rejected President Johnsons call for mutual de escalation and insisted on an immediate end to U S bombing. Nguyen Thanh Le said Hanoi will not accept reciprocity and blamed Washington for stalemate in Paris talks as U S officials explore secret negotiations with Hanoi during a four day recess.
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Paris
UPI
North Vietnam
Johnson
Vietnam
U.S
Pham van Dong
United States
Birthday Fugitive Arrested After Jail Flight
Elmer Elliot Horton, 18 or 19, at 341 W Defensa St, fled custody on his birthday after a magistrate sentenced him to 10 dollars or two days for drunkenness and unpaid traffic fines. Patrolman Edgar Woolfson captured him ten minutes later three blocks from the jail. Horton faces arraignment on escape charges.
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Elmer Elliot Horton
W. Defensa St
Mario Cota-Robles
Horton
Edgar Woolfson
De Gaulle seeks referendum powers amid Paris strikes
President Charles de Gaulle called for sweeping powers to reshape France and said he would resign if not granted a national referendum. He spoke as a strike by about 10 million workers paralysed the country and students joined in protests. Riot police guarded demonstrators as tensions rose in Paris, with clashes near the Sorbonne and a border crossing incident involving Daniel Cohn-Bendit.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Lorraine
Allana
Priaulx Paris
UPI
Generally Fair Skies Predicted in Tucson Weather
Generally fair weather is forecast for Tucson with little temperature change. Highs will reach 85 to 90 degrees tomorrow, following a tonight low around 55. Yesterday's high was 87 and this morning's low was 54. Pollen counts report Bermuda 2, privet 14, mesquite 2, Russian thistle 3. At 2 p.m. today, temperature was 85 with 12 percent humidity.
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Tucson
Broadway
Tucson Blvd
Learn-To-Swim Free Lessons Begin In June
In Tucson the 48th annual Learn-to-Swim campaign runs June 10 to 14 at four YMCA sites Central Lighthouse South Branch and East YMCA YWCA. Registration opens for 8 to 13 year olds who cannot swim with a 50 cent fee, lessons are free. Registration blanks will circulate in schools and in the Citizen. YMCA certified instructors return to teach.
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Tucson
Central
Fifth Ave
E. 5Th St
South Branch
S. 6Th Ave
Ymuca Ywca
S. Prudence Rct
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