Navy Launches Its 16th Polaris Sub Nathan Hale
In Groton and Portsmouth the Navy launched its 16th Polaris submarine, the Nathan Hale, a 6,277-ton nuclear vessel designed to fire Polaris A-3 missiles up to 2,500 miles. The John Adams was readied for launching nearby. Senator Ribicoff praised Polaris as a key weapon while sponsor Mrs. George W. Anderson Jr. presided. The Casimir Pulaski keel was to be laid next, with two more nuclear subs underway at General Dynamics Electric Boat.
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New
Nathan ‘Hale
Groton
Conn
Connecticut
Thames River
John
George W. Anderson Jr
U.S
Naval Operations
Joseph W. Russell
Los Lunas
N.M
Samuel S. Ellis
Spring City
Goods Found In Auto Two Facing Hearing
Deputies found household items reported stolen from a foothills home in a car stopped near East River Road. Edward Burns and Dudley Kilburn were charged with first degree burglary and set for a Feb. 8 preliminary hearing in Justice Court 1 after a key unlocked a trunk containing a television and a radio. Kilburn claimed past work as a disc jockey.
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Justice Court 1
Foothills
Henry Booth
Wands Agawn
East River Road
Booth
Edward Milton Burns
Sheriff's Office
Wayne L. Kirk
Hacienda del Sol Road
Kirk
Burns
Kilburn
Klburn
Sheriff's Deputies
Tucson
Justice of the Peace
Toby LaVetter
Drunken Driver Sentenced In City Court
George Emory Lane aged 33 of 518 Calle Antonio pleaded guilty to drunk driving in City Court yesterday. He was fined $100 and ordered to serve a 10 day jail term.
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George Emory Lane
Calle Antonio
Mortgages Rise in 1962 in Pima County
Pima County mortgage activity in 1962 totaled 10,924 loans worth $189.5 million, up from 9,704 and $138.7 million in 1961. December alone saw $17,747,443 in total mortgages, with FHA loans at $45,459,090 for the year and VA loans at $7,892,057. The Prudential Insurance Co led December with 2.6 million on two mortgages, while Tucson Federal S&L and Pima S&L posted notable volumes.
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Pima County
Tucson Title Insurance Co
Federal Housing Administration
Veterans Administration
FHA
Prudential Insurance Co. of America
Tucson Federal Savings & Loan Association
Pima Savings & Loan Association
Dentists urged to prevent tooth loss at western meeting
Dr Albert Kantor of the University of Oregon told the Western Society of Periodontology gathering in Ramada Inn that eighty percent of teeth lost by those over 35 could be saved with regular dental visits. He warned neglect is the main cause of tooth loss and that diseases of the gums and bone often go unnoticed.
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Albert Kantor
University of Oregon, Portland
Kantor
Western Society of Periodontology
Ramada Inn
Deadline Set for Official Fiesta Rodeo Ads
Buck and Allyn Advertising announced a one week deadline for ad copy to appear in the official Fiesta rodeo souvenir program. Jan. 19 is the submission cutoff. The 10,000 copy program will be sold for 50 cents by the YMCA and supports Tucson Chamber of Commerce events.
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Buck & Allyn Advertising
Frank Drachman
Tucson Chamber of Commerce
YMCA
Tucson
Chamber of Commerce
Railroaders' Group to Install Officers at Monday Meeting
The National Association of Retired and Veteran Railway employees will install officers at a Monday meeting. A potluck gathering starts at noon at the Armory Building, 220 S. 5th Ave. For more information call Mrs. Roy Edwards.
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National Association of Retired and Veteran Railwaymployes
Armory Building
S. 5Th Ave
Roy Edwards
Moody poised for key House post as Barkley win looms
Moody, a Moody, a Coolidge-area farmer and former 27-member Republican bloc ally, is on track for a major floor position in the House. He has sat with the minority bloc and is seen as a shrewd, influential figure ahead of the Monday vote, with official word expected after the finder ship vote.
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Charles Jession
Athery
Denisgrat
Moody
Coolidge-area
Barkley
Associated ‘Press
Museum Receives Grants for Salvage Archaeology Projects
The Arizona State Museum, Maricopa County, and city departments allocate 15070 to fund two salvage archaeology projects ahead of roadwork on highway 91 and at five county park areas. Dr Emil Hauty and Dr William W Wasley will direct digs at nine sites with a four man technical staff and native laborers, aiming to recover houses, rubbish mounds, cremations, and possible canal remains spanning from 500 A.D. to 700 A.D.
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Wns Way
Maricopa
Paris and Recreation
Arizona State Museum
Emil
Highway Department
Gila, River
Haury
Maricopa’ Parks
Alfred E. Johnson
Wasley
Triple Killing Suspect Held For Trial
KINGMAN, UPI. Ray mond R. Hudgens, 22, accused of killing his estranged wife and her parents, was ordered held without bail at a preliminary hearing. The victims were Myron Young, 67, Dorothy Young, 55, and Grace Mary Hudgens, 20, found at their home in December. Hudgens was captured after a reported death by own action attempt in a Van Nuys motel. He left a note to his sister in Reseda, California admitting the act. His 14 month old son was found unharmed.
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Kingman
UPI
Raymond R. Hudgens
Hudgens
Myron Young
Dorothy
Grace Mary Hudgens
Van
VFW Post Elects Slate of Officers
Alfred B. Miller was elected commander of Pima Barracks No 218 VFW. James D. Houck service commander, William E. Berry junior vice commander, Frank Kroeger quartermaster, Edward B. New chaplain, Clifford C. Wild judge advocate, Eugene B. Radliff trustee. Installation set for Feb 2 at VFW Hall 5307 E Speedway Blvd.
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VFW
Alfred B. Miller
Pima Barracks No. 218
James D.houck
William E. Berry
Frank Kroeger
Edward B. New
Clifford C. Wild
Eugene B. Radliff
Speedway Blvd
Exploratory Talks Set on Nuclear Test Ban
Washington reports exploratory talks between U S and Soviet disarmament experts in New York aim to test if a treaty banning nuclear tests is negotiable. Despite hopeful mood, no changes in inspections positions from either side. Kuznetsov and Foster lead N A T O discussions, with Cuba and Berlin issues also touching the agenda.
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Washington
U.S
State Department
Russia
United States
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Geneva
New York
William C. Foster
Britain
Soviet Union
Cuba
Berlin
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Nassau
Kuznetsov
Sergei Vinogradov
Paris
Joseph Reap
Rusk
Weigh Carefully Union Membership Teachers Told
Tucson teachers were told today that organized labor plans call for gaining control initially of teachers in big cities like Chicago and Los Angeles. Dr. Daniel R. Davies of the University of Arizona spoke at a Pima County Council of Education meeting about union targets and the NEA, noting potential splits and strike risks. He questioned who would step in if statewide or nationwide strikes occurred, and urged caution among educators.
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Helen
Pasternak
Tucson
Daniel R. Davies
University of Arizona
UA College of Education
Los Angeles
Arong
Pima ‘County ‘Council of Education
Lahortain
Sipal
Pima
Ade
National Education Ociation
American Federal Teachers
Afl-Cio
Ucator
National Education ‘Association
NEA
Toni
Davies
Teach
Teachers to determine how goals are achieved says TEPS official
Dr Roy Edelfelt urged Tucson educators to pursue autonomy within a policy framework. He warned autonomy elevates teaching as a senior profession while preserving public voice and local control. The TEPS conference at the University of Arizona featured a panel on ethics and expert practice.
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Tucson
Roy Edelfelt
National Commission On Teacher Education and Professional Standards
TEPS
Edelfelt
Washington
Lover's quarrel blamed in suicide of woman found dead
Police say 25 year old Elsie Margaret Cox shot herself with a 32 caliber pistol in a home she shared with Kenith Flynn after a drinking session and a mild quarrel. A note on an ironing board read do not feel bad you never loved me. The death occurred around 9 15 p.m. and Cox, a divorcee with three children, was living in the San Diego area with her mother. Body sent to Palms Mortuary.
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Elsie Margaret’ Cox
N. Calle de Remy
Kenith Flynn
Flynn
Traffic fines fall as city cites decline in 1962
City figures show traffic enforcement issued 2 1p versus 1961 with a lower conviction rate in City Court. Citations dropped from 76 390 in 1961 to 73 038. warning tickets fell from about 55 000 to 37 000. Fines revenue declined by 35 216 from 584 063 to 548 847. Police chief Bernard Garirme cites more hours spent on criminal routine police work while accidents and fatalities set records.
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Bernard Garemire
Eee
Greek Students Hear K in University of Arizona
Greek students at the University of Arizona hear that vice president Samuel C. McMillan has returned from Greece bringing family messages on tape for a series of interviews. Families were gathered at the U S Information Service in Athens with interviewer Chris Karamidhos, a UA graduate in business administration.
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University of Arizona
Samuel C. McMillan
Greece
Graduate Institute of Business
Athens School of Economics
U.S. Information Service
Athens
Chris Karamidhos
Trikala
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