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The Arizona Republic IS. J9S1 Daily Crossword Puzzle ACROSS 1 To crush 6 Behind 11 Groove 13 Flowed off pradually 15 Rodent 16 River of N. Carolina 17 Silkworm 18 Indonesian of Mindanao 19 Avenue 20 Verify acain 23 Article 24 Apportion 26 Fencing swords 27 Mine entrance 29 Inclined 31 Hearing organ 32 To anoint 33 Covered with turf 35 Gleams 37 Even (poet.) 38 Friend 39 Harry Elmer American educator 42 Gave off fumes 45 Persian elf (pi.) 46 Meadow 48 Levees 60 Persia 51 Tantalize S3 Bird's 54 Musical syllable 55 53 101 (Ron. mir.) 59 Former N.Y. Giants' nanacer 61 suitable 62 Signifying maiden nann 63 Weight of India 64 Bridge hari'i combination (pi,) 66 Measure of capacity fpl.) 6R Waper 69 Restriction DOWN 1 Youngsters (slang) 2 Small rug 3 Article 4 Tn cut, after snick 5 From this tire 6 Salient angle in edges of moldings 7 Bazaar 8 Kind of palm 9 River of Norway 10 Sells in small Quantities 11 Rrstnrt narrowly 12 Mnrle crrtain fieri nl maneuver 13 Puts off 14 Italian pnet 20 MMlinR down 21 Educational Association (abbr.) 22 Mods! of human body (pi.) 25 Also 28 River of Encland 30 Paradise (pi.

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Mayors Hear City Income Tax Plan By BEN COLE WASHINGTON-Mayor Charles ment fo adopt a snltl necessary," Boswell continued, 'tlrtwfrvfnft c- fit yit: I Boswell of Indianapolis declared yesterday America's cities can pay their own way without subsidy if they get the power to levy a federal-deductible income ATHLCTI'S FOOT GERM HOW TO KILL IT IN 3 DAYS in 3 ir" tn expert the federal "If you assume foreign aid is haven't got airports for them to pieced with strons, nent fo adopt such a simple Boswell continued en fo thpn who 4 1 "ack at lion to the problems of the cities' 1 Yet he "homo rule" was' the ey has tO Come from fha nn somewhere. Eighty per cent of It will discuss selection of high school library books, revision of the evaluation report form for probationary teachers and will hire a chairman for a special pro- pram finding jobs for students. A request to install foreign lan- jpuage laboratories in three high schools also will be considered. The meeting is open to the public. Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: II 15 19 24 29 i 9 SI SO 14 44 1 3J 39 68 J.

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I AS FORESEEN by Bbswell the system would be extremely simple. Individual and corporate payers would pay to the cities Income taxes levied Ideally. When jthey paid their federal Income taxes, they would simply subtract i from their taxes due the amount 'they paid the cities. Like this: Federal income tax x. dollars.

Less city tax dollars. Due U.S. x-y dollars. Boswell said he is "too realis- Boswell said Indianapolis never can compete with the municipal giants like New York and Chicago in getting "pork barrel" benefits from the federal government. "SUPPOSE we could levy an income tax and deduct it from federal taxes!" Boswell's eyes lighted at the thought of what the cities could do.

During the mayors' conference, Boswell said, he listened to Vice- President Lyndon B. Johnson describe the need for foreign aid. can't get to, the airport, or if we SMALL QUAKE RECORDED BERKELEY, Calif. (UPI)-The University of California seismograph recorded a small earthquake in the Watsonville area yesterday. monev money for this foreign aid? Boswell declared that freeing democracy healthy sk'n replace It.

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CAMELBACK RD. OPEN EVES. TIL 9, SUN. 12 to 5 AM 4-0561 Jury Convicts Griffith Kidnaping, Robbery i (: A jury of 10 women and 2 men deliberated less than an hour! before convicting Wayne Griffith, 29, of kidnaping and Tobbery. He faces a 5 years to life term on the robbery and 20 to 50 years ir the kidnaping without any possibility of parole until the minimum idnaping term has been served.

was locked In the trunk by an anonymous telephone call to headquarters. Griffith was arrested later at a motel with another man and Dixie Ann Gottfried, former Colorado beauty queen. Mrs. Gottfried's husband had met Griffith while both were in prison. Gott fried is now in a hospital for the criminally insane.

Mrs. Gottfried was released along with the tnher man. Griffith was accused of abducting Mrs. Jeannie Marie Olson, 26, on April 20 after she closed up and locked the Circle Market at 32nd Street and Cactus where she was employed. Griffith drove around and finally locked her in the trunk of the car before abandoning it later on a city street.

He robbed her of $7. The case before Superior Court Judge Jack D. H. Hays was highlighted by Mrs. Olson's identification of Griffith under the questioning of special Deputy County Attorney Douglas Hall.

She repeated several times that was absolutely positive of her identification despite defense attempts to shake it. Police were notified Mrs. Olson YOUR SLIP'S SHOWING BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP)-Robert Jones, 22, will face a federal judge when he goes to court on aj "Charge of stealing a woman's 1 "'wallet. Police said the theft oc- 1 fcurred in the local office of thej (7-Up and Ice cream) Internal Revenue Service.

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