Hummel to Tend Private Affairs After Mayoral Term
Don Hummel says he will focus on private business after leaving the mayor’s office. He runs concessions in three national parks and recently moved his private office. He plans to be home more and is not seeking federal positions.
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Hummel
Campbell Avenue
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Lassen National Park
California
Mt. McKinley National Park
Alas
Great Northern Railroad
Slacier National Park
Montana
Waterton Lakes Park
Alberta
Canada
International Peace Park
Hughes Lab Part Of ARPAT Missile Contract
The Tucson Engineering Laboratory of Hughes Aircraft oversees part of a $28 million ARPAT ballistic missile defense project. Culver City administers the contract while Tucson handles a substantial portion with 225 staff, about 15 percent tied to ARPAT. Raytheon is the prime contractor. Hughes acts as subcontractor.
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Hughes Aircraft Co
Culver City
George McLaughlin
Tucson Engineering Laboratory
Hughes Engineering Laboratory
Aeronautical Systems
John Black
Falcon
Hughes
Raytheon Co
$1.7 Million Garden-Type Apartment Planned Near St Marys
Plans for a $1.7 million garden style apartment development near St Marys Hospital are ready with construction to start in two weeks. Henry Mandelbaum of Hen true Land and Development Co says the 14 acre site will house 192 western style one story rental units plus a community building, swimming pool, stage and arts room. The project includes 20 buildings, a walled campus with its own street and display models due in March.
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St. Mary's Hospital
Henry Mandelbaum
Hen True Land and Development Co
Toda
Sole Mandelbaum
Silverbell
Anklam Roads
Mandelbaum
Thailand Signs Red Trade Pact and Soviet Offer Amid Laos Crisis
Bangkok reports Thailand signs a red trade pact draft with the Soviet Union, with rice rubber and tin named as key exports if approved next year. The move follows Sarit Thanarat’s attacks on SEATO over Laos in a tense regional crisis.
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Ssocaenay
Soviet Union
Thai Board of Trade
Banherd Cholvicharn
Laos
Thailand
Sarit Thanarat
Southeast Asian Treaty Organization
Auto Part From Car Brush Linked to Fatal Constellation Crash
Miami Beach chief engineer for Imper ial Airlines testified that he placed a car generator brush in the No 3 engine before a Richmond Virginia crash killed 77. Delta mechanic Hudish said a brush was given to a man from the stock room query.
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Fla
Imperial Airlines
Hhe
Constellation
Richmond
John Mayfield
Delta Air Lines
Federal Aviation Agency
Mayfield
Ronald G. Hudish
Columbia
S.C
Hudish
Hadish
Bites and Dogs Case in Erie Headlines New Tale
In Erie Pennsylvania a local piece notes dog bite incidents alongside human bite jokes. The report hints at a new angle or case involving an Erie woman and incoming developments.
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New Erie
Erie
Sanitary Engineers Elect Beard Chapter President
Arthur H. Beard Jr. of 3950 E Louis Lane was elected president of the Southern Arizona Chapter of the American Society of Sanitary Engineering. New officers include R. Diedrich vice president I Murry secretary treasurer and Carl Reinhard Russell Taylor Kenneth Scharman Herbert Voss Emerson Garrett and James Blackmore on the board. Beard, a consulting engineer at 232 E 6th St since 1958, previously served as chief engineer for Sanitary District No. 1 in 1951 52 and has taught civil and military engineering at the University of Arizona.
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Arthur H. Beard Jr
University of Arizona
Branin Elected Tucson Vice Mayor Unanimously
Councilman Charles Branin won the Tucson vice mayor post in a unanimous vote after Councilman James Kirk declined the nomination. Branin, 67, a retired Air Force officer and longtime resident since 1953, will serve under Mayor Lew Davis amid earlier council conflicts.
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Charles Branin
Tucson
James Kirk
Branin
Lew Davis
Davis
Kirk
Ray Weaver
Marvin Linner
G. Freeman Woods
William Reese
Air Force
Ohio
Phoenix Building Permits Hit Record High This Year
After 11 months Phoenix issued building permits totaling 109,425,050 dollars, surpassing the prior peak of 93,348,000 and pushing past the 100 million mark for 1960.
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Phoenix
Newton
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