Udall Protests Gallup Site for Navajo Hospital
U S Rep Stewart Udall protests to the Public Health Service over locating a new Navajo Indian hospital at Gallup New Mexico arguing it is not centrally located on the reservation and urging a reconsideration before irreversible steps occur. He notes Navajo Tribal Council objections and urges a centrally located site such as Many Farms Arizona for the welfare of Navajo people.
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Stewart L. Udall
D’ariz
Public Health Service
Gallup
N. M
James R. Shaw
Division of Indian ‘Health
Udall
Navajo Reservation
Arizona
Paul Jones
Tribal Council
Phoenix
Washington
Okinawan City Battles New Anti U S Mayor
In Naha Okinawa 27 of 30 city council members refuse to cooperate with the newly elected anti American mayor Kamejiro Senaga calling him Communist despite his denial. They plan to form an anti Communist front and push to outlaw his party. Senaga won 16100 votes on Tuesday leading by 2100. He is set to take office January 5.
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United States
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Three Crash Victims Show Improvement
Three of four family members injured in yesterday’s auto-truck collision near Tucson showed improvement. Pedro Vasquez 26 conferred with serious status at St Mary’s while Connie 19 remained serious. Pilar Gonzales 46 stayed in serious condition and son Robert 14 in fair condition at Tucson facilities. Ray Ray 29 driver of the truck was treated for minor bruises and released.
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Pedro Vasquez
Sonora
Kennecott Mining Co
St. Mary’s Hospital
Connie
Pilar Gonzales
Mammoth
Robert
Tucson Medical Center
Ray Ray
W. Defensa St
Ray
Highway Patrol
Oracle Road
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Vasquez’ Auto
Institutional Aid Requested In Arizona Budget Plans
The Planning and Building Commission recommends Tucson receive 1 322 000 in state institutional and public construction next year out of more than 3 million requests. The Legislature must appropriate funds in January. Other requests include 44 400 for tuberculosis sanatorium and children's colony home 350 000 for National Guard armory 254 917 26 for industrial school 659 000 for state hospital 490 000.
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Planning and Building Commission
State School For the Deaf and Blind
Children’s Colony Home
Arizona National Guard
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State Hospital
Two Drivers Convicted In Drunk Driving Cases
Two drivers were convicted of drunk driving in lower courts yesterday and a third forfeited bond. Wally Denton paid a $100 fine and received 10 days in jail plus a $10 or 2 days option for driving without a license. Robert Lee McCarty faced a $125 fine or 20 days jail in Justice Court. Monte Gahart forfeited $200 bond after failing to appear in City Court and a bench warrant was issued by Magistrate Clague Van Slyke.
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Clague van Slyke
Justice Court
Robert Lee McCarthy
Monte Gahart
van Slyke
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