UofA Receives Six NSF Grants for Summer Institutes
The University of Arizona lands $256,945 in National Science Foundation funding to support six summer institute programs in science and math. About 220 teachers and students from college and secondary schools will participate at the UA from June through August. The lineup includes a reliability engineering institute for 30 college engineering teachers funded at 35,390 dollars, and an anthropology training program for 45 secondary teachers funded at 45,110 dollars. The chemistry physics biology program for 60 high school teachers receives 77,000 dollars, with ongoing institutes in mathematics and a science research program for 20 students. A 26,800 dollar grant supports 15 high school teacher researchers across multiple STEM fields.
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University of Arizona
National Science Foundation
Masseesewis
Dimitri, B. Kececiogiu
John H. Chilcott
NSF
Millard G. Seeley
U S Force Only Curb To Warfare
Peter Howard of London told Tucson Rotary Club the United States armed might is the only deterrent to global war. He urged peacemaking through faith, critiqued double standards on race and violence, and praised Adlai Stevenson. Howard heads Moral Re-Armament in Tucson, with Eleven Arches as its headquarters.
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United States
Peter Howard
London
Oxford University
Lord Beaverbrook
Tucson
Howard
Congo
Tshombe
Adlai Stevenson
United Nations
MRA
Eleven Arches
Hacienda del Sol
Frank Buchman
Bachman
Pasios
Drunken Driver Given Option
Marjorie Mills, 48, of 709 Calle Castile, was found guilty in City Court yesterday of drunken driving. She was offered a choice of paying a $150 fine or serving 10 days in jail.
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Tila
Marjorie Mills
Calle
Castile
Jal
DeMolay officers installed at Palo Verde chapter ceremony
Judge Alice Truman will speak at the DeMolay Palo Verde ceremony in the Red Room of the Scottish Rite Cathedral. Roy Kyle and Edward Hutchins will be installed as master and senior councilors, with Harry Avery to become junior councilor. Installing officers include Bonney Layton Sneed Sebastian Kline Dyer.
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Superior Court
Alice Truman
Palo Verde
Order of DeMolay
Roy Kyle
Catalina High School
W. C. Kyle
E. Copper St
Scottish Rite
S. Scott Ave
Edward Hutchins
Tucson High
Stanley Belport
Tommy Davis
Ken Helmick
Ralph Steinbach
Larry Austin
Joe Mikkelson
Norman Harrington
Jim Davis
Sth
Drew Salter
John Grundy
Alan Bonney
Tom’ Layton
Claude Sneed
Jim Sebastian
Howard Kline
John Dyer
Marion McDaniel Lodge
F&am
Masonic Temple
Mabel St
New Hampshire Couple Win Privacy Case Over Hidden Tape Recorder
The New Hampshire Supreme Court ruled that Carl and Mae Hemberger of Gilford had their right to solitude violated by landlord Clif ford Eastman who secretly hid a tape recorder in their bedroom from October 1961 to October 1962. The court ordered the couple to prove damages at Belknap County Superior Court, noting the device’s discovery caused shock and ongoing medical care, with damages unspecified.
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Concord
N.H
UPI
New Hampshire Supreme Court
Carl
Mae Hemberger
Gilford
Hambergers
Clifford C. Eastman
Frank. R. Kenison
Eastman
Belknap County
Laconia
High Court
Hamberger
Nine Arizona Commission workers resign after shakeup
In Phoenix the Arizona Corporation Commission sees a second major overhaul in four months as at least nine employees are asked to resign. Among those dismissed are William Howe chief engineer Myrtle Brimhall chief of accounting Earl Alcott engineer Verna Hinton secretary Lillian Bennett Tilly Slonke Ellen Prince and Marie Daley officials say the action originated with Commissioner Eddie Williams.
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Phoenix
Arizona Corporation Commission
Jack Buzard
John Clark
Buzard
William Howe
Utility
Myrtle Brimhall
Earl Alcott
Verna Hinton
Lillian Bennett
Tilly Slonke
Ellen Prince
Jim Brown
Marie Daley
Eddie Williams
Howe
Williams
Fire Calls Report Distress Across City in 24 Hours
The 24 hour fire call summary lists multiple incidents including a heart attack aid on NL Los Altos, gas car fire on 1393 S Cuesta Ave, and heart attack aid on 700 5 Nogales Highway. First aid responses occurred at 572 E Third Street and 16 E 15th St, with asthma and other medical calls noted.
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Los Altos
Ima
Alo Way
S. Cuesta’ Ave
Tennesseesite
E. Tird St
Nogales Highway
15Th St
Chironays
Laguna
Inauguration Pace Set For Goddard Address
A tight TV schedule limits Gov elect Sam Goddard to a ten minute inaugural address on January 4 at the Capitol in Phoenix. The ceremony opens at 10:30 with music from the Phoenix Symphony and Phoenix Orpheus Chorus, with oath by Jesse Udall and an evening ball at the Westward Ho. If needed, events move to the Serta Auditorium.
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Sam Goddard
Capitol
Phoenix
Louis McClennan
Arizona
McClennan
Capitol Grounds
Phoenix Symphony Orchestra
Phoenix Orpheus Chorus
Clyde Wilson
Arizona National Guard
Army
Airl National Guard
Robert Allen
Jerry Wallace
Grace Episcopal Church
Tucson
Goddard
Jesse A. Udall
Arizona Supreme Court
Judy Garland's Husband Appeals Bench Warrant Case
Sid Luft seeks relief in the US Court of Appeals to block a bench warrant for failing to return his children Lorna 12 and Joseph 9 to Judy Garland. Judge Edward Brand had issued the warrant after Luft did not deliver the children to the Garland home in Brentwood California for a Christmas flight to New York.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Sid Luft
US District Court of Appeals
Judy Garland
Santa Monica
Edward Brand
Luit
Lorna
Joseph
Garland
Brentwood
Calif
New York
Case Against Suspect Dropped In Service Station Robbery
Robert Leon Davis, 24, of 1616 N 3rd Ave, was arrested Christmas Day in connection with a $30 robbery of the Economy Service Station at 1001 S 6th Ave. The county attorney’s office said insufficient evidence and no complaint were filed after a Justice Court hearing. The attendant reported a hammer threat.
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Robert Leon Davis
Davis
Justice Court
3Rd Ave
S. 6Th Ave
Tucson Daily Citizen Subscription Rates Listing
The Tucson Daily Citizen lists subscription options and pricing for home delivery and mail. Rates shown include home delivery outside Tucson at 45 cents per week, annual by currier at 29.40, home delivery in Tucson at 45 cents per week, and mall or other method at 73.80 per year. Prices reflect a historic newspaper rate card from Citizan Publishing Co located at 280 North Stone Ave Tucson Arizona.
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Tucson Daily Citizen
Citizan Publishing Co
North Stone Ave
Tucson
Arizona
Currier
Mall
Sassen Et ST Aby
Three Children Die From Car Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
Fennimore Wisconsin three children Connie Thorp seven Kevin five and Joan Sackering nine died after being left sleeping in a car with the engine running to keep them warm. Sheriff J Dallas Wepking said the Thorp couple took the youngsters to a tavern in Beetown for dinner then drove 22 miles home believing they were asleep. Attempts to wake them failed and rescue efforts were unsuccessful.
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Fennimore
Wis
UPI
Sheriff's Office
Connie Thorp
Kevin
Ray Thorp
Joan Sackering
George
Jackering
Lancaster
Thorp
J.’ Dallas Wepking
Beetown
Grant County
Wepking
Here
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