Congressional Intervention In Radio And TV Feared At Arizona Banquet
FCC member Robert Bartley warned broadcasters that networks may dictate programs radio and TV while local stations seek a stronger voice. Congressman John Rhodes assured limited censor ship while NAB urged defense of free programming. An awards slate and resolutions on televising Arizona universities football games were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Robert Bartley
Arizona Broadcasters Assn
Bartley
John Rhodes
Seeds and Growth From Cosmic Dust to Daily Life
A compact discussion traces seeds from cosmic dust to earth grown life. It notes orchids launching from unseen seeds, coconuts and sequoias starting as seeds, and the vast eucalyptus tree. It links seeds to diet, animal feed, and protein plus social growth from settlements to towns and leadership learned through schooling and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Fats Oil Exports Near 1960 Record Pace
The Agriculture Department reports fats oils and oilseeds remain strong in 1961 trade with forecast exports near 9 million short tons. This level is just below the 1960 record but about 40 percent above the 1950-54 average, signaling robust international demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Philip May Advise Greek Princess On Marriage
Britain's Prince Philip plans to fly to Greece to advise Princess Sophia on converting from Greek Orthodox to Roman Catholicism for her marriage to Juan Carlos. The Daily Sketch names the 60th birthday events for King Paul and notes Greek opposition to the conversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPI
Britain
Philip
Greece
Sophia
Daily Sketch
Africa
Elizabeth
Tanganyika
Athens
Paul
Bon Juan Carlos
Prince Philip
Church of England
Titan Site Ironworkers Leave Jobs Then Return Near Benson
Ironworkers at Titan missile construction sites near Benson left the job yesterday to discuss settlement proposals with boilermakers. A Corps of Engineers spokesman said the worker returned to work in the afternoon. NLRB chief in Phoenix James W. Cherry Jr. said negotiations may lead to a settlement as Thatcher and the boilermakers withdraw charges. The dispute centers on Phase 1 work claimed by ironworkers. A three day walkout by boilermakers occurred in October at Benson and Sonoi ta, followed by a one day strike ending about ten days ago as the dispute was referred to Washington agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson
Corps of Engineers
James W. Cherry Jr
Phoenix
National Labor Relations Board
Cherry
Herbert Thatcher
Thatcher
NLRB
Benson and Sonoita
Washington
Goldwater Backs JFK See Berlin Indoctrination Debate
U S Senator Barry Goldwater arrived in Berlin stating military officers may indoctrinate troops against communism while supporting Kennedy policy that political statements by soldiers need clearance. He noted no application to Edwin Walker case and will tour East Berlin in uniform with Senators Cannon Miller on a four day visit including briefings by Gen Lucius Clay.
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Berlin
U.S
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Edwin A. Walker
Europe
West Berlin
Air Force
Howard W. Cannon
Nevada
Eral
Jack R. Miller
Iowa
East Berlin
U. S
Lucius D. Clay
Kennedy
Girl Injured When Motorcycle Leaves Road Near Tucson
A 19 year old girl, Miss Myrna C. Maybrey of Box 763 Rt. 2, was driving on Tanque Verde Road near Houghton Road when she lost control and the motorcycle overturned. She is in fair condition at Tucson Medical Center with a possible concussion and abrasions. No citations were issued. An ambulance transported her to the hospital.
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Tucson Medical Center
Sheriff's Dep
D. W
Woman Dies After Drinking Glass Etching Fluid
A 56 year old woman, Etta L. Pryor of 250 Kent Place, allegedly drank hydrofluoric acid solution and died at Pima County Hospital. Deputies found an empty bottle in her car port and an autopsy was planned to determine the exact cause. She had been staying with her daughter, Mrs. Donald Utzen.
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Pima County Hospital
Etta L. Pryor
Kent Pl
City van & Storage Co
Pryor
Donald Utzen
Louis Hirsch
UA Professor Heads New Federal Bee Bureau
Frank E. Todd, longtime head of Southwestern Bee Culture Laboratory, will lead the new Apiculture Research Branch at the USDA in Beltsville md. He leaves the University of Arizona and the Agriculture Research Station after 32 years in bee research and notes the shift elevates bees to parity with cotton insects while highlighting ongoing challenges from pesticides pollen needs and synthetic pollen development. Todd cites advances in bee behavior pollination and agriculture and discusses queen substance discovery and ongoing work on attractants repellents and hive technologies.
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Frank E. Todd
Southwestern
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Todd
Usdat Research
Beltsville
University of Arizona
Agriculture Research Station
Usda Entomology Department
USDA
Tucson Daily Citizen Ad Offers Local Subscriptions
An imperfect OCR shows a Tucson Daily Citizen announcement from Mitzen Publishing Co listing home delivery and mail subscription rates for Tucson, with annual and carrier options and references to second class postage, all in a period newspaper tone.
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Tucson Gaily Citizen
Mitzen Publishing Co
North Stoke
Fucson
Arizona
Tucson
Tucson &Rizona
Bank Debits See Jump in November Totals
In November Tucson bank debits rose to 280 155 298 up 19.3 percent from the prior year. Clearing House Assn reports November 1960 debits at 234 859 282. Week ending Wednesday shows 62 366 783 debits, up 34.7 percent from last year.
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Tucson
Clearing House Agsn
Tentn
Elks Memorial Rites Tomorrow
Tucson Elks Lodge No. 385 holds memorial services tomorrow for members who died this year. The public is invited to attend at 4 p.m. at 9 Paseo Redondo. Capt. Ralph Pace Air Force Chaplain from Davis Monthan AFB will give the principal address. Musical numbers by the Men In Blue, D-M's choral group.
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Tucson
Ashton Awarded Kearny Hospital Contract
Hayden-Ray Mines division of Kennecott Copper Corporation awards a $335,000 contract to Ashton Construction Company of Tucson to build a 20 bed hospital in Kearny. The one story facility will house an outpatient clinic physiotherapy unit operating room emergency operating room nursery maternity section and a pharmacy.
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Hayden—Ray Mines Division
Kennecott Copper Corporation
Kearny
Ashton Construction Company
Tucson
Mining Meet Here Next Week
Roughly 600 mining men and their wives are expected for the Arizona section annual conference of the AIME at the Pioneer Hotel with technical sessions. Lloyd E. Elkins, national president elect and Pan American Petroleum production research director, will speak at a dinner.
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Arizona
American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers
Pioneer Hotel
Lloyd E. Elkins
AIME
Pan American Petroleum Corp
Tulsa
Arizona Mining
University of Arizona College of Mines
Elkins
Clifford J. Hicks
Western
Carroll L. Donohoe
Cananea Consolidated Copper Co
Sonora
Wesley P. Goss
Magma Copper Co
James D. Forrester
The
Mines College
Richard A. Harvill
Tucson Woman Guilty In Alien Entry Case
A 36 year old Tucson woman Isabel Valesquez de Aguirre was found guilty on two counts for inducing aliens to enter and transporting five aliens into the United States. She was fined 2000 dollars and placed on five years probation. The offenses occurred December 6 1959 and January 15 1961 with two sent to California and three to Phoenix.
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Tucson
U.S
United States
Isabel Valesquez de Aguirre
Limbertos
California
Phoenix
Jo Ann Diamos
Margaret Helen Jackson
Perry Ave
Congo Reds Renew Ties With Communist Allies
The Congolese government resumed diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union Poland and Czechoslovakia. The charge of affairs from the three missions presented credentials to the Foreign Ministry. Acting Foreign Minister Marcel Lengema accepted them with Cabinet approval.
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Leopoldville
Soviet Union
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Foreign Ministry
Marcel Lengema
Therm
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Jay Hall
William C. Carlisle
National Assny of Broadcasters
NAB
Ralph Redburn
Redburn
ABA
Sheldon Engel
Fred Vance
C. van Haaften
Homer Lane
State University Regents
Arizona University
Arizona State University
NCAA
Alvin
Meral
S. Scott Avenue
Dial
Hop Unday
Desert Treasures
Desert
Continental United States
Arizona Desert
Continental
Steinfeld’s
Levy's
el Con
Grange Grove
Oracle Roads
Cypress
Titan Site
JFK
Arizona Republican
Juan Tod
Hercules
Hercules Shelter CO
Oxford Plame Center
Wiknot
Oxford Plaza
New Federal Bee Bureau
By John Riddick
Frank Todd
His
Elks
Ashton
APU
Chez Josef
Beauty
E. Speedway
Congo
Reds
Paul Jones
Paul H. Jones & Company Insurance
Herveat
Te Ee A Eee
N. Stone
6Th & Country Club
Country Club
Palo Verde Apartments
Santa Catalina Estates
N. 1St Avenue
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