St Marys Plans East Side 150 Bed Hospital Project
St Marys Hospital officials unveiled plans for a new independent 150 bed facility on the east side to serve a fast growing area. Financing through a joint three year $1.5 million drive will also fund a 100 bed addition at Tucson Medical Center with funds shared equally.
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St. Mary’s Hospital
Elizabeth Joseph
St. Mary’s
Tucson Medical Center
Num
St. Mary's
Agnes Claire
St. Mary’s Corps
Eleanor
R. Norris Martin Jr
The
Medical Center
George Rosenberg
Senate OKs New Road Patrolmen
The Arizona Senate approved a supplemental $140,000 for the Highway Patrol to hire up to 25 additional patrolmen. The bill's passage was the Senate and House's only business as the session opened its fourth week. A hearing on governor appointments and state institutions was set for next Monday. House Speaker Cook announced Rep Al Lindsay was named to a special agriculture and irrigation committee to leverage Yuma expertise.
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Phoenix
Arizona Highway Patrol
Arizona Senate
Senate
House
Harold C. Giss
D-Yuma
State Institutions Committee
W. L
Tay) Cook
D-Cochise
Rep
al Lindsay
Legislative Council
Cook
Lindsay
Yuma
Cycle of wet years forecast for state
The Agricultural Digest from Valley National Bank's agricultural and livestock loan department forecasts a decade of wetter years for Arizona starting 1957. Meteorologists expect rainfall to match 1951 levels, improving cattle industry conditions after recent drought, low prices, and oversupply.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Agricultural Digest
Valley National Bank
Agricultural and Livestock Loan Department
The
Digest
Weather clears after soggy weekend in Tucson
Rain totals ranged from .09 inches at the municipal airport to a higher .1 inch near Peter Howell School. Mt. Lemmon received rain atop two inches of snow, with rocks on the road and snow melting. Trico Electric reported power restored Saturday after outages. Hundreds visited Mt. Lemmon for snow sleds and skiing.
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Weather Bureau
Municipal
N. Campbell
E. Prince Rd
Peter Howell School
East 5Th
Mt. Lemmon
Palisades Ranger Station
Trico Electric Co-operative Inc
Kaganovich Seen at Kremlin Amid Mystery Patient Theory
London Moscow radio reported Deputy Premier Lazar Kaganovich attended a Kremlin ceremony with other Soviet leaders. Earlier rumors claimed he was the mystery patient involved with a famous European blood specialist summoned to Moscow.
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London
Moscow Radio
Lazar Kaganovich
Kremlin
Kaganovich
Moscow
Defects Plague Catalina High School Auditorium
Cracks and defects in the Catalina High School auditorium floor, part of a $2.75 million campus, have sparked a dispute between architects Scholer & Fuller and contractors L. C. Anderson Co. and J. J. Craviolini. The Tucson district aims for final approval before acceptance, with a supervisors meeting set to discuss.
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Catalina High School
Sandry Fuller
Scholer & Fuller
Fuller
Tucson
Robert E. Morrow
Board of Supervisors
L. C. Anderson Co
J. J. Craviolini
Catalina Auditorium
School Board
Arthur Conrad
Anderson
Craviolini
Conrad
N. Dodge Blvd
E. Pima St
Cops Target Thieves Stealing Giant Crane Boom Parts
Concord police aim to crack down on thieves who stole three 35 foot crane boom sections and the rotating base, plundering a large lifting apparatus. Authorities seek tips to identify suspects and recover the components.
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Concord
Calif
Dead Girl Found After Narcotics Party At Tucson Apartment
Dorothy Louise Hilliard, 17, was found dead in her Tucson apartment after a party involving narcotics. Roommate Patricia Holmes, 19, and two men including 22-year-old Jack Hunter faced narcotics charges as police investigate the cause, with chemical tests pending. The case ties to prior trials and state witnesses, with Holmes admitting drug use at the party and Hilliard a mother of a five month old.
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Dorothy Louise Hilliard
S. 5Th Ave
Patricia Holmes
Edith Davis
Jack Hunter
25Th St
Hunter
Texas
Holthe
Titanic) Thomas
Miss Holmes
Inside the Citizen Up Or Down
Washington debate over tax directions. Union purge by AFL-CIO over welfare fund mishandling. flood repairs and lowland risks. Citizen Charlie’s crossword puzzle known to trouble readers. Find It section on page 22 listing locations.
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Washington
Afl-Cio
Charlie
Ike Saud Agreements Reported
Washington reports President Eisenhower and King Saud bridged differences on Red infiltration Suez reopening and military economic support. A final meeting near Friday may issue a communique outlining results. Saud signaled Middle East nations could accept the doctrine if clarifications reach them as they did Saud.
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Washington
Eisenhower
King Saud
Middle East
Suez Canal
The
New York Herald Tribune
Israel defies 6th U N call to withdraw troops
Israel rejected the United Nations General Assembly sixth resolution demanding withdrawal from the Gaza Strip and the Sharm El Sheikh area. The Jerusalem cabinet said occupation forces will stay for now as no guarantees were obtained to halt Egypt's belligerence and the Red Sea sea blockade. The assembly adopted the call for immediate withdrawal.
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United Nations
N. Y
Israel
Gaza Strip
Egypt
Gulf of Aqaba
U. N. General Assembly
Jerusalem
Sharm el Sheikh
Red Sea
Foreign Ministry
Bishop Mine Disaster Kills 37 Miners in West Virginia Virginia Border
A 1:55 am explosion at Pocahontas Fuel Company's Bishop Mine in Bishop Virginia West Virginia area killed 37 miners. Rescue teams found bodies within six hours. 177 workers were in the mine at shift start, with 40 or fewer involved. Officials cited gas as a possible cause. U.S. Bureau of Mines sent two officials to the scene.
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Pocahontas Fuel Company
Bishop Mine
Virginia-West Virginia
United States
West Frankfort
Ill
Bishop
Pocahontas
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Washington
JP's Dignity Upheld
The Pima County Board of Supervisors endorsed upholding the dignity of the county justice of the peace courts. Precinct Four Justice Norman E. Green won approval to raise his bench by four inches to avoid looking up at prisoners, saying it is undignified to be looked down upon.
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Pima County Board of Supervisors
Justice of the Peace
Precinct Four
Norman E. Green
Green
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