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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1957

Page

7

Rincon Mountains Play Area Projected By U S

U S plans a 2 731 00 improvement program in the Rincon Mountains to create a day use recreation area. The Mission 66 driven project includes an 18 mile desert to mountain road, picnic facilities, exhibits, scenic viewpoints and a camp at Manning Camp. The 63 284 acre area holds diverse habitats and wildlife including bear and mountain lions, with water shortages and seasonal streams.

Charles Nurrmay Rincon Mountains J. Barton Herschier Saguaro National Monument Herschler Amer National Park Service Rincons Manning Camp Mt. Lemmon Manning H. Manning Tucson Camp Sind Rincon Mountain National Park Serviice United States Con Mountains

Expansion set for Saguaro National Monument facilities

The Saguaro National Monument will begin a $357,000 expansion including new museum and naturalist offices, upgraded headquarters, road and trail improvements, and amplified exhibits. Auto aids, enhanced cactus forest exhibits, and wayside stops will be added. A research program continues toward forest restoration with a new naturalist likely within a year.

Imof Saguaro National Monument Supt J. Barton Herschler Herschler Cactus Forest

Asian Flu Seen No Worse Than An Everyday Illness

Surgeon General Leroy E Burney told a special meeting of health officials that Asian influenza would likely be mild for 10 to 20 percent of those exposed, with common illness symptoms. He warned the virus could become more virulent but found no evidence of that yet and projected possible epidemics this fall or winter. Vaccine production aims for 60 million doses by February.

Washington Leroy E. Burney U.S. Public Health Service Burney Assn. of State United States

Luke AFB appoints John W. Keeler as information officer

Luke AFB names Captain John W. Keeler information services officer. Keeler, a WWII ace and veteran of 166 missions in Korea, brings seasoned newsroom experience to the post. The community faces ongoing endemic concerns and the report notes the seriousness of local epidemic effects from a civilian perspective.

Luke Luke Afb John W. Keeler Keeler

Recipes from a Place Famous for Good Food

A compact note highlights Neiman Marcus recipes and serving tips as Better Homes and Gardens features September issues. It notes sumptuous dishes and places where manaaines are sold.

Neiman Marcus Better Homes & Gardens

Smith Defends Hearing on Diplomatic Appointments

Sen H Alexander Smith of New Jersey counters Senator Mansfield saying political contributions influence ambassadorial posts. He argues for more career diplomats and notes Eisenhower rejected any such influence. Smith and Mansfield differ on funding and the balance of political appointees versus career officials.

Sen. Smith Washington Sen H. Alexander Smith R-N.j Mansfield D-Mont Eisenhower Senate Foreign Relations Committee Senate Smith Jnggt Congress United States House State Department

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