24 Feb 1961
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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1961
Page
1
Phoenix Attorney James H. Garcia has been disbarred by the Arizona Supreme Court after a State Bar report found three of five charges sustained. The board cited failure to use proper expedition and direction in legal services after fees were received and failure to return the fees.
A six year, 25 million dollar pilot at Morris plant showcases an electronic central telephone office with a photographic memory plate as its core. Bell Labs says electronics perform operations in microseconds, vastly faster than mechanical relays, enabling two-number dialing for extensions, selective routing, and automatic transfer of calls. The system uses a flying spot store memory plate with 2.25 million bits read by a television like tube, and a central brain coordinating switch closures via neon tubes indicating circuit connections.
Reader's Digest reveals a March feature warning public health officials fear four million new VD cases yearly. It notes rising teen infections and questions whether drugs still curb the spread, urging parents to learn the facts.
Mexico City faces diplomatic embarrassment as a Communist backed World Peace Conference plans to meet March 5. Ex-President Lazaro Cardenas and Latin American leftists publicized the event, while Mexican government and pro-Castro coverage mixed with speculation over headquarters in Mexico City and potential shifts toward the Moscow-Peiping-Havana orbit. Observers warn the move signals pressure on Lopez Mateos to realign with communism and curb U.S. ties.
The Navajo tribal council opened sealed bids totaling 2,437,000 for oil and gas rights on 36 acre tracts in San Juan County New Mexico. Bids were sought on 56 tracts but none was received on 20. the land involved covered 95,130 acres. All bids await approval by the advisory committee before leases are issued.
Bidders will be paid the highest money bonuses for each tract sold. Continental Oil Company topped per acre bids at 111.08 dollars for tract 1, while Pure Oil Company led total bids with 274 406.40 dollars for tract 27. Approved bidders will also pay royalties at 200 percent and a rental of 1.25 dollars per acre.
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