Arizona Nonfarm Jobs Rise for Third Straight Month
Nonfarm employment in Tucson and Pima County reached 73,100 mid November, a new high and 800 above October. statewide manufacturing up 700 to 51,300. construction down 1,100 due to weather. mining up 1,000 from a copper mine restart. Bruce Parkinson of the Arizona Employment Security Commission notes gains driven by local service trade expansion and winter tourism.
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Pima County
Bruce Parkinson
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Ployment Security Commission
Arizona
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Memorial Arts at 261 W Ft Lowell Rd MA
The notice lists Memorial Arts located at 261 West Fort Lowell Road, Massachusetts 41271. It appears as a venue or entity in a local directory or advertisement.
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Memorial Arts
W. Ft. Lowell Rd
Detroit Receives $5000 Gift From Veterans of Foreign Wars
The Veterans of Foreign Wars gave Detroit $5,000 as part of a $25,000 appropriation for the VFW 61st national convention planned in Detroit in August 1960. The convention cost about $200,000, leaving a $5,000 surplus that was donated to the city.
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Detroit
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Thrift City Zoning Woes Ironed Out
City officials and Speedway property owners from P and G Enterprises met to resolve rezoning commitments. They agreed to build a wall and buffer strip to shield nearby homes and acknowledged prior miscommunication delays.
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Thrift City
Lew Davis
Porter W. Homer
Richard Higginbotham
P&g Enterprises
Former Name Sparks Trouble for Humboldt Logger
Eureka California UPI reports logger and part time writer Marion Walker Woods once known as Jack Dempsey Woods changed his name after bar incidents tied to his former moniker. He says the old name caused frequent fights whenever used in bars.
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Eureka
Calif
UPI
Marion Walker Woods
Jack Dempsey Woods
Second Childhood and Little Strokes Highlight Patient Care
Dr. Walter C. Alvarez discusses how aging with small strokes can lead to confusion and "second childhood." He notes the impact of personality, brain changes, and arterioled narrowing, with psychiatrists’ views and care challenges. He also covers mountain sickness and ski-lodge oxygen advice, and promotes his booklet Little Strokes for 25 cents.
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American Heart Assn
H. L. Fred
H. H. Hecht
Alexander Schmidt
Talcott Bates
Alvarez
Walter C. Alvarez
Tucson Daily Citizen
Goldwater Warns Growth Could Create Land Problem
Senator Barry Goldwater told about 400 Phoenix Real Estate Board members that Arizona’s population may reach 20 million in 50 years and Phoenix could hit 9 million by 2010. He urged more private land purchases, relief on taxes for new machinery, and faster growth to create jobs, warning only local solutions can prevent a land and policy squeeze.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Arizona Republican
Phoenix Real Estate Board
Goldwater
Village Allows Happy New Year Dance After 34 Year Ban
Lakewood New York village eases Sunday dancing rule by repealing a 34 year old ban. Officials say the ordinance change makes New Year’s Eve dancing legal as Sunday falls on the holiday this year. Businessmen praised the move as unenforceable under the old law.
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Lakewood
N.Y
New York
Electronic brain plays Jingle Bells in Ames lab
Graduate Lee Farr Stuart of Clarks town Utah teaches Iowa State University's electronic brain to perform Jingle Bells and other Christmas music in a holiday mood demonstration at Ames.
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Ames
Iowa
UPI
Lee Farr Stuart
Clarkstown
Utah
Iowa State University
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