Navajo Clinic Planned for Four Corners Area
Salt Lake City Utah the Navajo Indians of the Four Corners region will gain a central clinic in Monticello Utah after the State Board of Examiners raised the salary to recruit a physician. Acting Health Department director Dr Joseph P Kesler said the move addresses a desperate need with high death rates and multiple diseases among the Navajos.
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Four Corners
Utah State Health Department
Utah
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Jeeps
Health Department
State
Badard of Examiners
Monticello
Board of Examiners
Joseph P. Kesler
Kesler
Kessler
Public Health Service
Indian Service
Grand
San Juan
State Health Department
Big Tree
Montezuma River
Utah Health Department
Shiprock
N.M
Tuba City
Ariz
248 Million Deal for B52 Bombers Explained by USAF
An Air Force spokesman says the new 248 million dollar contract for two B52 bombers is a minor addition to the procurement program and does not set a total. Production will be centered at Boeing plants in Seattle and Wichita as the service weighs an eventual force of 11 wings and 400 to 500 planes. Each B52 costs about eight million dollars.
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Washington
Air Force
Boeing Airplane Co
Boeing
Seattle
Wash
Wichita
Kan
Hearings Slated on Red Infiltration of News Media
Senate Internal Security subcommittee, led by Senator Eastland, plans a new round of hearings on alleged Communist infiltration of the press radio and television. Several New York Times employees testified about past party ties and invoked the Fifth Amendment.
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Washington
Sen
Eastland
D-Miss
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
New York Times
the Times
The
Times
Jenner
R-Ind
GOP
Benjamin Fine
Fine
Columbia University
Communist Party
Dr. Fine
Busi
Nathan Aleskovsky
Sunday
Jack Shafer
Times News Department
Alden Whitman
Robert Shelton
Seymour Peck
Shelton
Whitman
Ploye
Matilda Landsman
Jerry Ralph
Otto Albertson
Subcommittee
Shafer
Aleskovsky
New York Daily Mirror
Daniel Mahoney
Mahoney
Mine Inspector Plans Charges in Fatal Accident
Hobbs New Mexico state mine inspector John Garcia says he will file misdemeanor charges against McKenzie and Whittle Co for violating mining law by not having a cross head safety device on a shaft elevator that plunged 237 feet at a National Potash Co. shaft site. He intends to file early next week after questioning three survivors. The case carries up to three months in jail and a $200 fine.
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Hobbs
John Garcia
McKenzie and Whittle Co
Garcia
Lea County
National Potash Co
No. 11 Cedar Drive Open House Dates
Custom built home at No 11 Cedar Drive open for inspection from 1 to 7 p m January 7 15 18 Since 1900 the share of Americans aged 65 and over has doubled according to the U S Census Bureau.
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Cedar Drive
United States
U. S
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Newspaper Guild For New York
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