Nursing School at St Marys to Close in 1967
St Marys School of Nursing, Arizona oldest, will close in 1967 due to financial strains and University of Arizona College of Nursing’s growth since 1957. Sister Mary Esther and Sister Elizabeth Louise cite nursing education trend toward university settings and the school’s 50th anniversary with about 900 graduates.
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Dominic Scaoela
St. Mary's School For Nursing
Arizona
Mary ‘Esther
A.drainon
Icsted
University of Arizona
College of Nursing
Elizabeth Louise
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Hary’s Hospital
Baltimore Clerk Arrested for Illegal Numbers Bets
Special agents of the Internal Revenue Service announced the arrest of Herman Jones, 42, a Baltimore clerk, on a charge of accepting illegal numbers bets without a $50 federal tax stamp. He resigned from his job and his employer accepted the resignation in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Internal Revenue ‘Service
Herman Jones
Jones
Internal Revenue Service
Birchers Fail to Stop UNICEF Card Sales in Monterey
Sales of UNICEF cards and calendars resumed at Holman's Department Store in Pacific Grove after a Tuesday halt prompted by John Birch Society opposition. Manager Vernon Hurd cited a misunderstanding while Dan King III accused the action of surrendering to the United Nations. Pacific Grove and nearby Bank of America branches had limited or closed UNICEF volunteer sales. UNICEF funds aid for children in more than 100 countries, and the dispute sparked renewed local sales on the Monterey Peninsula.
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Monterey
Calif
UPI
John Birch Society
United Nations
International Children’s Emergency Fund
Unicef
Monterey Peninsula
Holman’s Department
Pacific Grove
United Nations Group
Dan King III
The
Birch Society
Vernon Hurd
Dan King
Bank of America
Car Smel
California
Two Sinatra kidnapping defendants face new indictment
A second federal indictment charges Joseph Glytte Ams terland John William dawin and two unindicted coconspirators with conspiracy perjury obstruction of justice in the Lake Tahoe kidnapping case involving Frank Sinatras son. It names attorney Gladys Root and George A. Forde as charged conspirators in the prior indictment. The case notes a ransom demand and the earlier July 29 indictment against Root and Forde was dismissed for failing to specify charges. The new indictment says Keenan and Ainsler remain at large, with no warrant yet issued for Root or Forde. Sinatras son was abducted at gunpoint December 8 1963 from a Lake Tahoe motel and released near Los Angeles after a $240000 ransom.
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Joseph Glytte Amsterland
John William Dawin
Barry Worthington Keeman
Gladys ‘Towles ‘Root
George A. Forde
Pierson M.hall
U.S. aAtty
Manuel
L. Real
Root
Irwin
W and
Forde
Young Sinatra
Keenan and
Ainsfler
Lake Tahoe
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Los Angeles
City Fathers Grant A Gift
RATON New Mexico city commission declared a moratorium on parking meters until December 28 to aid Christmas shoppers. Merchants wrapped meters in festive paper and welcomed the measure as a seasonal courtesy from local leaders.
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Raton
N.M
New Mexico
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