Tucson Medical Center to Expand by 1960
Preliminary plans approved for a 72 bed addition to Tucson Medical Center raising capacity from 236 to 308. Project funded by Joint Hospital Drive donations exceeding 1 million and 1 million federal funds allocated for hospital construction. Exterior will feature burnt adobe end walls and aluminum curtain wall connectors.
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Jane H. Rider
Arizona
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U.S
Congress
J. Luther Davis
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Terry Atkinson
New Tucson Medical Center
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Atkinson
U.S. Public Health Service
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St Mary's East Plans Move Ahead
Plans for St Marys East hospital expansion move forward with formal statements from officials. The project, on lines near East Bronimay and East 30, faces planning reviews and potential approval by city and state agencies.
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Weather Outlook Promises Warm Up This Week
A light high cloud cover will allow temperatures to rise to near 70 today and Thursday. Tonight’s low drops to around 35 degrees as a brisk but mild pattern continues.
Gas Tax Hike Apparently Dead
Phoenix Senate committee killed the proposed state gasoline tax increase yesterday. The panel voted to prevent the bill from moving out of committee, halting a penny rise to six cents per gallon and probably ending the measure in this legislative session.
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Defiant Boys Caught After Robbery
Two junior high students aged 15 and 16 admitted an armed robbery of a liquor store on Oracle Road. Deputies recovered 16 stolen dollars, three rifles, and a shotgun from brush where they camped. one boy fled, another was captured after a short chase.
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Stanley Schwab
Oracle Road
Tate
Isyearld
T Juve Department
Ballot kept as keepsake links to Lincoln era voting
Paul E. Bliss of Tucson holds a framed 19th century ballot once kept by his grandfather W. C. Brooks. Brooks, a Unitarian minister in Oxford Ohio, mistakenly received two ballots and voted for Lincoln on the Ohio ticket. The ballot later passed through families and travels to Tucson where Bliss runs a piano business.
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Ohio
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Lincoln
Paul E. Bliss
E. Hawthorne St
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Bliss
Seattle
Wash
Tucson
Helen
Idaho
Washington
Honolulu
San Jose
Calif
Tucson Tourist Boom Fills City Hotels This Winter
Tourists flock to Tucson as hotel rooms fill up amid a nationwide cold spell. National magazine and TV exposure plus favorable weather have boosted bookings, with many hotels sold out and officials optimistic the boom will last through Easter.
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Florida
Cold grips eastern U S with widespread frost and closures
Temperatures plunged across the eastern half of the United States with subzero readings in several cities. Snow and sleet hit Texas as Wichita Falls reported five inches, while the Rio Grande Valley and El Paso area escaped the worst. Roads and schools closed across affected areas.
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Louisiana
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Steer Prices At 3 Year High At Stockyards
Chicago packers bid the price of slaughter steers up to 4.25 a hundredweight at the stockyards, the highest in nearly three years.
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Nixon Visit to Phoenix Delayed by Plan Changes
A late Phoenix flier reports Vice President Richard Nixon would visit for party events, staying with Mrs. Cave Boothe Luce. Plans shifted to Thursday prompting a note to Republican state chairman Richard Kleindienst via a maid and janitor, tied to unverified messages.
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Richard Nixon
Cave Boothe Luce
Kleindienst
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Economists Skeptical On March Upturn Amid Broad Layoffs
Economists largely declined to endorse President Eisenhower's March upturn forecast as layoffs sweep several sectors. Firms including Cities Service and Curtiss-Wright announce cuts, with railroads and automakers furloughing workers. Jobless totals near 43 million last month.
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New York University
A. W. Zeimoek
Marcus Nadler
Hanover Bank
International Minerals & Chemical Corp
Carlsbad
N. M
Cities Service Co
Lake Charles
Two Die In Car Crash Near Oracle Junction
Two persons were killed in a car crash on State Road 77 three miles north of Oracle Junction this afternoon. The State Highway Patrol said the victims were not identified and no details were available as investigators worked the scene.
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Oracle Junction
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Natural gas bill framed by Texas dinner story
Tucson man bound over to Superior Court on four felony charges after court hearing. City voting machines checked and ready for coming election as reported in the Citizen.
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Texas
Tucson
Eisenhower says downturn nearing end and March may bring jobs
President Eisenhower expressed cautious optimism that the recession is ending with March likely to begin a pickup in employment. He cited his review of data, emphasized avoiding wrong steps, and outlined ongoing federal actions to combat unemployment without promising new measures.
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Congress
Secretary of Commerce
Tames C. Hagerty
White House
Magerty
Eisenhow
Census Bureau
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