Baby Found At Church Remains Unidentified
A two pound newborn boy found on the front steps of Fort Lowell Bible Church is identified only as a possible John Doe. He is in good condition at Tucson Medical Center after being found about 12 hours old. Authorities pursue a West Virginia consignor linked to a checker box labeled for theater and backgammon boards as a potential clue.
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John Doe
Sheriff's Department
Fort Lowell Bible Church
Tucson Medical Center
West Virginia
Four million dollar Tucson office housing plan announced
Tucson Federal Savings and Loan announces a 4 million dollar 14 story home office building at the southeast corner of N Stone Ave and E Pennington St. The all male era at the Fire Department ends as two women take over administrative jobs freeing two men for firefighting duties. City mailmen circulate dog control ordinance petitions after City Council rejects tentative law. Labor and management reach an agreement with city officials on handling city construction projects by city employees.
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Tucson Federal Savings & Loan Association
N. Stone Ave
E. Pennington St
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Goldwater may skip state primaries if bid possible
The Nation's Barry Goldwater hints he might stay out of state primaries if he pursues the GOP presidential nomination. Leaders of the Aug 28 civil rights march released a 12 page organizing manual demanding desegregation of all school districts this year. Coal miners are trapped in Pennsylvania prompting rescue efforts.
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Barry Goldwater
Washington
Kennedy Eyes West Swing to Highlight Resources
President Kennedy weighs a Westward tour to review natural resource efforts and gain political exposure before the 1964 campaign. The plan follows remarks by Dr. Edward Teller on nuclear test ban concerns and notes Herbert S. Walters's appointment to replace the late Estes Kefauver.
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Herbert S. Walters
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Kennedy
Military Accidents Leave Lodge Confers On Viet Nam Assignment
At least 11 U.S. servicemen and two civilians were killed in a rash of military aircraft accidents this week and last. Two civilians were killed at Eglin Air Force Base, Florida, when a drone plane crashed on a busy street during landing. Crashes aboard several carriers, notably Constellation, Independence, and Saratoga, killed and injured crew, with multiple planes destroyed and one civilian family injured in France. Lodge, the new ambassador to South Vietnam, prepared to leave for Saigon after a briefing with top defense and state officials.
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U.S
Clayton
N.M
Constellation
Japan
Eglin Air Force Base
Fla
Air Force
Irwin
Iowa
France
Plouarne
Independence
Honolely
UPI
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
State Department
Lodge
Adm
Harry D. Felt
Pacific
Frederick Nolting
Roger Hilsman
Far Eastern
Nolting
Felt
Hilsman
Band Camp At UA Draws 250 High School Bandsmen
More than 250 high school bandsmen from around the state arrive at the University of Arizona for a training program in bandsmanship directed by UA band director Jack Lee. A final concert featuring two high school marching bands will be held in UA Stadium at 7 30 p.m. Saturday. public is invited.
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University of Arizona
Jack Lee
World Premier Khrushchev in Belgrade for working visit
Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev arrives in Belgrade for a working vacation with President Josip Broz Tito. Scotland Yard compiles a list of 19 suspects sought in the Great Train Robbery.
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Khrushchev
Belgrade
President Tito
Scotland Yard
Butts Wins Libel Suit Against Curtis Publishing Co
After eight hours of deliberation a jury awards former Georgia Athletic Director Wally Butts 3.06 million dollars in damages in his libel suit against Curtis Publishing Co. The case centers on printed statements alleged to have harmed his reputation and career prospects.
General Index Bridge and Financial News Highlights
A compact page note summarizing the General Index, Bridge and Financial News sections with key market moves, stock tickers, and brief commentary across pages 4, 14 and 15. Includes brief entries on Citizen Charlie, Molly Mayfield and related features in Comics, Movie Times and TV-Radio Dials.
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Charlie
Molly Mayfield
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