Measles Vaccines Set for U S Licensing
UPI reports Health Secretary Celebrezze will publish final manufacturing standards in the Federal Register allowing immediate licensing of two measles vaccines. Officials expect cautious uptake with emphasis on early spring periods, noting past deaths and serious complications from measles.
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Jack Vandenberg
Washington
UPI
Health, Education and Welfare
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Federal Register
Celebrezze
Public Health Service
John Enders
Harvard University
Thomas Peebles
Plans for Annual Policemen's Ball Committee Formed
A six officer committee drafts plans for the second annual Policemen's Ball with Lawrence Orr Lowell Janson Paul Grimes Douglas Huntress Jr Robert Mantei and Leslie Wight Jr. The tentative date is May 18 at Paradise Inn with proceeds to the police retirement and welfare fund.
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Lawrence Orr
Lowell Janson
Paul Grimes
Douglas Huntress Jr
Robert Mantei
Leslie Wight, Jr
Paradise Inn
Arizona Education Association Meet Slated in Scottsdale
More than 600 teachers and school administrators are expected at the Arizona Education Association annual session in Scottsdale April 5-6 at Coronado High School. Delegates from nearly 200 local associations will elect officers, pass resolutions, and honor education service, with candidates Hindman Sawaia Barker Friday for offices and delegates Serio McCormick Bates for the executive committee. Pauline Harrington of Tucson serves as outgoing president.
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Arizona Education Delegate Assembly
Scottsdale
Arizona
John Hindman
Casa Grande
Josephine Sawaia
Anita Barker
Tucson
John Friday
Phoenix
AEA
J. Anthony Serio
Holbrook
John McCormick
Josephine Bates
Globe
Release Sought For Americans Jailed In Cuba
New York attorney James B Donovan, who helped free two American women from Cuban prisons, says he hopes to secure release for about 33 other Americans jailed in Cuba. He visited prisoners on the Isle of Pines and in Havana, citing nine skindivers seized by Castro as not saboteurs.
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Fla
UPI
James B. Donovan
New York
Cuba
Orlando
Geraldine Shamma
Boston
Mass
New York City
O’neal
Miami
Floods and storms churn Midwest and South states
Eastern Kentucky floodwaters receded from Harlan Hazard and Barbourville as crest predictions rose across Ohio and Kentucky. Eight Indiana families fled and two drownings occurred near New Albany. Wisconsin Pecatonica River floods streets of Darlington and blocks roads. Storms drop hail in Los Angeles and snow in Flagstaff and Bryce Canyon. Tornadoes hit Alabama Georgia Arkansas with minor damages and injuries.
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Cumberland River
Hazard
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Kentucky River
Barbourville
Ohio River
Louisville
Madison
Ind
Vevay
Ohio
New Albany
Wisconsin
Darlington
Soldiers’ Grove
Reed Town
Wis
Los Angeles
Flagstaff
Ariz
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Utah
Boston
Logan International
Philadelphia
Ala
Maricopa County votes on $9.75 million JC bond issue
Voters in Maricopa County will decide on a $9,750,000 bond to fund two new junior colleges in Phoenix and to acquire Phoenix College. The plan includes a $2.5 million Phoenix College purchase and a future Mesa site, with two tuition free years for full-time students and a 28 to 29 cent per $100 tax impact.
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Phoenix
UPS
Maricopa County
Phoenix College
TON Nan Marn We
JU Phrupralll
Mesa
Jaap
Record: Birth at Baptist Hospital of Scottsdale
Baptist Hospital of Scottsdale reports the birth of a baby girl on March 17 to Mr and Mrs Floyd Locker of 8631 East Pecos Lane.
JFK Replies To Fremont Boy On Little People Legend
Ten-year-old Mark Aaron Perdue in Fremont asked President Kennedy about Irish legends and where the little people live. The President replied that belief helps sighting them, describing friendly short figures in green with stovepipe hats and long beards, and urged world peace.
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Fremont
Calif
UPI
White House
Mark Aaron Perdue
Kennedy
Mark
Thomas Mall Construction Moves Rapidly
A $15 million Thomas Mall Shopping Center, at 44th Street and Thomas, is rising with 675000 square feet of retail space. Developed by East Thomas Center, Inc. a Winston-Moss subsidiary, the project uses extensive pre stressed concrete and features air curtain entrances replacing doors for easy access and climate control.
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Thomas Mall
44Th St
Thomas
East Thomas Center, Inc
Winston-Moss Corporation
Harman Plans Shrine Visit to Scottsdale Dinner
Jack Harman of El Zaribah Shrine in Phoenix will visit the Scottsdale Shrine tomorrow night for a dinner dance at the Executive House. Social hour starts at 7. Reservations may be made by calling Mr and Mrs George Hayduke at 947 0703. Visiting shriners and their wives are invited.
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Jack Harman
el Zaribah Shrine
Phoenix
Scottsdale Shrine
Executive House
George Hayduke
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