Battle Looms Over Location of Arizona Medical School
In Phoenix the Senate opened a fight over where Arizona State University should house a new medical school. Sen. Maldiman pushes for Salt River Valley placement with ASU, while Corbat and Wine back a Tucson UA college. Both bills seek state funds for a medical school dean and planning, with debate over population and cost.
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Phoenix
Arizona
State Senate
Joe Maldiman
Marion
Salt River Valley
Arizona State University
Pima County
David Wine
Tucson
Las
University of Arizona
Senate
Wals
State Board of Regents
Naldiman
Tarson
Joseph Volker
University of Alabama Medical Center
Phreuset
Maricopa County
Mioney
Bolkerp Avizonans
Mixed Pattern Features Dull Stock Market
New York stocks showed a mixed, dull session with modest trading. The Associated Press index of 61 stocks stood at 254.10, with industrials down about 50 and utilities unchanged. American Tobacco and Goodyear posted around two point losses, Polaroid fell about three.
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Nea Yoram
Associated Press
Hoon Wis
Wis
American Tobacco
Goodyear
Polaroid
Hemisphere Peace Group Blasts Castro
The Inter American Peace Committee denounces Fidel Castro regime for communism ties subversive activities and human rights violations. It says such actions threaten inter American peace and sovereignty and violate fundamental principles. The five nation committee includes El Salvador Uruguay Colombia Venezuela and the United States and it approved the report unanimously. It will go to the Foreign Ministers Conference in Punta del Este Uruguay.
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Washington
Inter American Peace Committee
Fidel Castro
Americas
Peace Committes
Organization of American States
el Salvador
Uruguay
Colombia
Venezuela
United States
Orsign
Punta del Esle
Havana
Punta del Este
Fintag
Cuba
Television Schedule Fragment Shows Daytime Lineup
The page lists a dense January broadcast slate with numerous show titles and times. Highlights include news segments with Huntley Brinkley and News Final, classic comedies like The Untouchables and The Real McCoys, movies, concerts, and a Mahalia Jackson special, reflecting a mid‑century U.S. TV guide.
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Sugavinar
Wild Bill Hickok
Bozo the Clown
Wheat Nursery
Kukla and Oe
Arizona
Tiler
Mackenzie's Raiders
ABC
Mitch
Margie
Phil Silvers
Groucho
Marshal
Gertrude Borg
Shay
Mahalia Tackson
Jack Paar
Fintil
Rival Tank Camps Break Up as Berlin Tensions Ease
U S Army began pulling tanks back from the Berlin wall as Soviet forces also withdrew. The rival camps near Friedrichstrasse separated by about a mile signaled reduced tension in divided Berlin. American armor rolled to Templehof Airport while Soviets bivouacked near Unter den Linden before possibly relocating. Four East Germans escaped to the West, and Adenauer planned a brief visit to reassert ties with West Berlin.
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U.S
Berlin Wall
Berlin
Friedrichstrasse
Oval
East Berlin
Soviet Union
Templehof
Unter den Linden
Tne
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
West Berlin
Kennedy Sets 92.5 Billion Budget Record on Front Page
President Kennedy proposed a 92.5 billion dollar budget record aiming for a 463 million dollar surplus to curb the national debt. He defended new outlays as urgently needed while pledging economy measures across defense with a unified military budget and atomic energy funding shaping defense outlays at 52.2 billion.
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Kennedy
Army
Navy
Air Force
Pentagon
Delay in Building Med School Will Hurt Arizona Says Volker
AP reports Dr. Joseph Volker warned delaying Arizona State University medical school harms the state. He urged full state funding of the project and noted WICHE support for Arizona students pursuing M D degrees. Regent O D Miller disagreed, questioning the study’s scope and academic impact.
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Volker
Arizona
Phoenix Press
Joseph Volker
Western Interstate Compact For Higher Education
WICHE
Wicht
O. D. Miller
Voller
Miller
Regent
Associated Press
University of Arizona
Tucson
Phoenix
Weather snapshot with temps and hints of snow showers
Northern Arizona forecast shows variable cloudiness with patchy fog early. Increasing clouds tonight and Friday bring a chance of snow showers, with a high around 42 and a low near 15 tomorrow. Southwest winds 8 to 12 mph. Temperature normals and record figures listed for date. Precip totals and year ago figures noted.
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Sunger
Burma Ranch
Trace Ordnance Depot
Ft iMigh, Pao
Phoenix
Tucson
Arizona
Snow Bowl reports 14 to 36 inches of snow
All facilities are operating at the Arizona Snow Bowl today with 14 to 36 inches of packed snow. Two inches of powder fell in the last 24 hours and chains are not required to access the area.
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Arizona
Drama Honorary Pledge ASC ers
Six Arizona State College students have been pledged to Alpha Psi Omega a national drama fraternity in a Green Room ceremony at the College Union Auditorium. Pledged are Ano-Hondnim Phoenix Ken Price Cottonwood Jacque Gaston Phoenix Robert McCall Needles Janet Bal Ke kaha Hawaii and Bob Williams Hillsborough California. The fraternity comprises ASC students who have acted or worked on drama productions.
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Arizona State College
Alpha Psi Omega
National Fitorary
Union
Ano-Hondnim
Phoenix
Ken Price
Cottonwood
Jacque Gaston
Robert McCall
Needles
Calif
Janet Bal
Kekaha
Hawaii
Bob Williams
Hillsborough
Fraisrnity
ASC
Goldwater Appearance Provokes Cleveland Republicans
Ohio GOP figures clash over Barry Goldwater speaking at a February fundraising dinner. Martin E. Blum, former Republican legislator, charged Goldwater’s presence would hurt the party in Cleveland, citing cosmopolitan and labor crowds. Club president and members defended Goldwater, with a committee referral on endorsing the national committee’s choice.
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Sleveland
Dedlar
U. S
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Martin E. Blum
Goldwater
Blum
Ripon Club
Golewater
Aver Conserva
Fom
William Tt. Drosman
Brofman
Texas
Cleveland
GOP
National Committee
Political Action Committee
Property Deeds and Marital Status Items From Coconino Daily Record
Warranty deeds and joint tenancy deeds involving Roy TP Petersen Pine Del Development Company and others. parcels conveyed by Daniel W Killedge Jr and others. special warranty deeds from Union Title Co to G Brown and others. trusts from Land Title and Trust Co to Beagley Andres Hicks Cannell. marriages licenses for Douglas Dean Young and Lynda Kay Vickers. divorces for Harold Carbine and Aileen Carine with a date in January 18.
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Roy TP. Petersen
Pine del Development Company
Daniel W. Killedge Jr
Northam Arizona Title Co
Billy G. Grimsley
Morris Pene Miller
Robert P. Byron
Donald Je Freze
H. L. Russell
Ruth Thomas
Pine del Development Co
Wilmer T. Mary
Union Title Co
G. Farwld Brown
Land Tile and Trust Co
Jesse L. Beagley
Land Title and Trust Co
Frank G. Andres
Land Tille and Trust Co
Floyd
Hicks Et Ax
William D. Cannell
UN says Congo gov must curb troops after Kongolo massacre
United Nations officials urge Congo's central government to control troops accused of massacring 18 or 19 people and terrorizing North Katanga town Kongolo. The UN notes Gizenga influenced forces in the region, while Thant emphasizes holding perpetrators accountable as Tshombe loyalists withdrew. The Congo government is portrayed as unable to establish authority in Kongolo or North Katanga.
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Congo
United Nations
Katanga
Kongolo
U.N
Antoine Gizenga
U.sn
Cyrille Adouln
New York
Thant
Cerain
Kongolla
Kongola
Moise Tshombe
Niu
Bible Digest A B Dean Exalts Exalted Warnings
The excerpt cites Psalms 12 8 and Psalm 14 34 noting wickedness around, spiritual poverty scales with evil and righteousness exalts a nation while sin brings reproach. It presents a moral lens on societal conduct and divine judgement.
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B. Dean
Skirmishes Increase Along Laos Ceasefire Line
Reports from Vientiane say skirmishing along Laos ceasefire lines has intensified at about six points over the past two weeks. Intelligence estimates 6,000 to 7,000 North Vietnamese troops and advisers are in rebel-held areas, with clashes mainly probing and not signaling a major offensive. Westerners grow more cautious as royal Laotian communiques are reassessed amid U.S. mediation efforts for a coalition government.
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Vientiane
Laos
Westin
Flormants
North Vietnam
Tom
United States
Messure
Roun Gum
Te Tominele
Accidents Stall U S 66 Near Sanders In Fog
Three minor traffic collisions on U S 66 near Sanders within a mile stalled one half of the roadway. The Arizona Highway Patrol reported slippery foggy conditions caused a truck truck and trailer and a car involved, with no injuries.
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Arizona Highway Patrol
Sas
Molbrook
U. S. 66
Sanders
Flagstaff
World News in Brief roundup fires up in capitals
Washington figure William C. Cramer cites two billion annual crime revenue and backs a federal ban on gambling machines. Havana reports Fidel Castro says Punta del Este talks already boomerang against the United States. Studebaker chief Dybart gets a week’s delay in his disorderly conduct trial after a strike incident. Senate leaders strike Kennedy 1962 programs as expanding federal power and spending toward a Leviathan State.
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William C. Cramer
D-Fla
Cramer
Washington
Kennedy
Senate
GOP
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
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