Drive Under Way for Tucson United Community Campaign 1964-65
Greater Tucson launches the United Community Campaign with a goal of 1.103 million to aid 28 agencies. The drive surpasses last year’s 1.024 million, with two new members Boys Club of Tucson and TOCER joining. Campaign leader R B O Rielly cites corporate, employee giving and special gifts as key pledges. Weekly progress reports will appear in local media. first report due Oct 9. City Prosecutor James E Quigley noted.
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Greater Tucson
United Community
UCC
Boys Club of
Tucson
Tucson On Call Employment Reserve
TOCER
O'Rielly
60 000 Walk Off Strike Ties Up Docks
A presidential fact finding board opened an inquiry into a nationwide dock strike that halted ships from Maine to Texas at midnight. About 60,000 longshoremen walked off, described by their leader as a 100 percent effective strike led by Herbert Schmertz.
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New York
Presidential
Maine
Texas
Longstigreen
Johnson
After-Game Fight Brings 2 Arrests
Two Palo Verde students were attacked after a Sept. 18 game leading to two arrests for simple battery. Jerome Jones 20 and John Louis Young 18 face City Court summons with hearings set Oct. 15 and Oct. 20. Police cited parental reluctance to sign complaints.
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Palo Verde
Jerome Jones
John Louis Young
Jones
Young
East Side
Weather Outlook Promises Unchanged Tucson Skies
The forecast repeats clear skies and steady temperatures for Tucson. Tomorrow's low is 60 and high 90 after a 90 degree day yesterday. 2 p.m. reading shows 89 with 18 percent humidity. Full weather report on page 1.
Wall Falls In Boston Fire Kills Six Firefighters and One Civilian
In a Boston fire, the death toll rose to six firefighters and one civilian, Andrew Sheehan of Milton, after a wall collapse and falling debris. Chief John Clougherty mourned his son among the victims as rescuers searched the charred site and more men were injured.
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Boston
Wall Falls
Andrew Sheehan
Milton
Pvt
John Clougherty
Clougherty
Mrs Rockefeller Loses Custody Battle in New York
In White Plains New York on June 10 Mrs Melson A Rockefeller lost a custody bid affecting the four children. State Supreme Court Justice Joseph F Gagliardi ruled after behind closed doors hearings that custody should not be returned to Mrs Rockefeller amid concerns over the children's health and welfare.
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New York
Sylvania Andhhe
Leonardo da Vinci
White Plains
N.Y
Melson A. Rockefeller
Gapuardi
New Opinion
State Supreme Court
Joseph F. Gagliandi
Rockefeller
Pomona Child Wins Hog Calling Title At County Fair
Four year old Johnny Mangrith of Pomona captured the 1984 hog calling trophy at the Los Angeles County Fair. Runner up was eight year old Mrs Sarah E Shaffstall of Cucamonga. Commentary notes his win rests on vocal appeal rather than sheer volume.
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John Mangrith
Los Angeles County Fair
Pomona
Calif
Johnny
Johnny Mangrith
Sarah E. Shaffstall
Cucamonga
Gagliardi
Sun Valley
Idaho
James S. Murphy
Pendleton
Rocketel
Ter
Liberal
Saigon's Temail Continues Power Struggle in South Vietnam
Saigon's political power contest persisted with several generals postponed for departure and Lt. Gen. Tran Thien Khiem slated for a Europe goodwill mission. U S Ambassador Maxwell D Taylor said the Viet Cong has not achieved a military victory, but warned a serious government problem remains unresolved.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Tran Thien Khiem
South Viet Nam
Khiem
Europe
U. S
Maxwell D. Taylor
Chinese 15th Anniversary Parade Without Nuclear Blast
Peking staged a massive national day with 700000 people in Tiananmen Square as propaganda speeches described the event. Reports from Kyodo and Western monitors noted no nuclear test, despite predictions by Dean Rusk, while U.S. planes and regional stations remained on alert for shock waves.
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Peking New China News Agency
Mair Square
Dean Rusk
Red China
China
U.S
Japan
Formosa
Okinawa
Hilda Strengthens To 150 MPH As Gulf Coast Braces
Hurricane Hilda, a 150 mile per hour storm, threatens a 1000 mile arc from Louisiana to Texas. Officials order evacuations in Cameron Parish and Vermilion Parish while Grand Isle and Lake Charles prepare for high tides and possible landfall. Forecasters warn the course remains uncertain as the giant storm drifts northwest then possible north.
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New Orleans
UPI
Gulf of Mexico
Louisiana
Mississippi
Mobile
Ala
Brownsvile
Texas
Hilda
Cameron
Parrish
Audrey
Vermilion Parish
Port Bolivar
Cameron Parish
Lake Charles
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R. B. O’rielly
O’rielly
Tucson Cares
Tucson Shares
Vactor
Kold-Tv
James E. Quig
Herbert Schmertz
S. Freemont Ave
E. Linden St
David C. Vador
Sabino Canyon Road
John L. Smith
Avenida de San Ramon
Smiths
Jey
Donald Pitt
Paul Newell
Smith Boy
THS
Andy Tolson
Tolson
Alfred Giardino
New York Ship’ Ping Association
Schmertz
Waterfront Commiss
ILA
Commission
Thomas W
Teddy) Gleason
Afl-Cio International Longshoremen's Association
Lana Glenelman
Gulf Coast
I. Minnaru
Frank Murphy
John Goswell
John McCorkle
James B. Sheetly
Boston City Hospital
Tork
Anater
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
Malinda
Gagliard
Temail
Taylor
Tokyo
Peking
Rusk
Kyodo
Dr. Alvarez
Molly Mayfield
Woman’s View
Weather Bureau
Grand Isle
Gulf
Bureau
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