Mayor-elect Davis backs Tucson auditorium plan
Davis at Retail Trade Bureau luncheon urged an urban renewal and civic auditorium for Tucson. He pressed central business district location, financing, land, and management questions, linking the project to tourism and convention business while noting UCC contributions lag. He warned against panic over civil defense and urged continued hearings after holidays.
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Lew Davis
Retail Trade Bureau
Tucson
Davis
Pioner Hotel
Redburn Plans CD Red Paper Medical Course in Arizona
Col Ralph Redburn state civil defense director announced January rollout of a 12 lesson program to train about 50 000 Arizona residents to act as their own doctors in nuclear emergencies He expects one trained family member per household within a year and may ask broadcasters to air the program along with classroom lessons The plan follows his recent Tucson speech and an ongoing three member gubernatorial review of it.
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Jay Hall
Apache Junction
Ralph Redburn
State Civil Defense Office
Redburn
Powell Dims School Aid Bill Hopes
Chairman Adam Clayton Powell of the House Education and Labor Committee said only a request from President Kennedy would push him to renew school aid legislation. He indicated no action on Rep. Cleveland Bailey's bill unless the President urges it, focusing instead on fair employment practices next session.
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Washington
Adam Clayton Powell
House Education and Labor Committee
Kennedy
Powell
New York Democrat
Cleveland M. Bailey
D. W. Va
U S Communist Party Indicted for Failing to Register
A federal grand jury indicted the U S Communist Party for failing to register with the Justice Department as an arm of the Soviet Union. The notice appears in Deadline on page 17.
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Washington
UPL
U. S. Communist Party
Justice Department
Soviet Union
Army Spurns Offer as Dominican Crisis Deepens
In Santo Domingo the government crisis widens as the National Civic Union opposes a military summons to end a four day general strike. Troops fire on demonstrators wounding three women and a boy. a man is reported killed. The opposition vows to continue the strike and rejects a military proposal to install Balaguer in a seven man junta.
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Santo Domingo
Balaguer
Dominican Republic
National Civic Union
Joaquin Balaguer
Retired Teacher Leaves $6 Million Estate
A former educator disclosed in public records that she left an estate valued at six million dollars. The will identifies beneficiaries and specifies distribution details across several trusts and regional charities.
UN Debates Seat for Red China as Soviets Push Change
The Soviet Union demands seating Red China at the United Nations and accuses the United States of blocking Chinese representation. Zorin says Peiping can crush Chiang Kai-shek by force if needed, while Tsiang insists the UN cannot admit Communists and remain faithful to its principles. The U.S. backs a substantive two thirds vote to decide the issue.
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United Nations
N.Y
Soviet Union
China
Valerian A. Zorin
United States
Peiping
Chiang Kai-shek
Tingu F. Tsiang
Tsiang
U S Launches 93 Million Fallout Shelter Survey
Washington officials announce a $93 million civil defense survey to map shelter spaces for 50 million people by next June. Steuart L. Pittman defends progress amid delay charges as 2,000 architects and engineers prepare to inspect buildings and tunnels nationwide.
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Washington
UPI
Defense Department
Pittman
Pentagon
Five Day Tucson Forecast Promises Bright Weather
The five day outlook in Tucson calls for sunny skies with no rain and cool mornings. Tomorrow's high should near 74 degrees as ground temps rise and a light smog reduction occurs. Last night cooler reading 48 with tonight's low around 45.
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Tucson
Ana
Greenery planted on Stone Avenue by community group
A Phoenix area project planted four evergreen arbor vitae trees in concrete panes in front of 32 N. Stone Ave downtown to beautify the district. Dean Sidney W. Little of the University of Arizona led the effort and hopes merchants and the city will embrace lining downtown streets with greenery to add human scale and attract pedestrians.
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John Riddick
Stone Avenue
Tuckson Federal Savings & Loan Assn
Stone Ave
Sidney W. Little
University of Arizona Fine Arts College
4 Shift Construction Co
David Swanson
Gordon Paris
Tucson Federal Savings & Loan Assn
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Russia
Paul Fannin
Arizona
Moscow
Literature and Life
Invest
Erature and Life
Alexei Adzhubel
Thhough
Life
Adzhubei
Santa Claus
Gina Stanko
Iste
Bulletin
Robert
U.S
Viriato A. Fiallo
Independence Park
Molly Mayfield
Public Records Radio-Tv Sports Woman's View
Page & B
Bridge Comics
Dr. Alvarez
U.N
Zorin
General Assembly
Taiwan
103-Nation Assembly
Steuart L. Pittman
Defense
Civil Defense
Congress
Ted
Folk Weatner
Little
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