Prescott College leader touts Arizona growth at Kiwanis
Dr. Charles Franklin Parker, president of Prescott College slated to open in 1964, told Tucson Kiwanis Club members that Arizona shows maturity and needs more collaboration. He noted Prescott has raised 1.25 million dollars with potential to reach 4 million statewide and outlined plans for a 200 acre site.
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Pioneer Hotel
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Southwest
New Cerebral Palsy Club Meeting Planned
A meeting for people affected by cerebral palsy is set for 2 00 pm Sunday June 2 at Stewart M Nordensson s home 026 Calta Silvosa Tucson. The aim is to form a new cerebral club and provide equipment and aid. All ages 18 to 3 welcome for more information call AK 20605.
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Pronle
Stewart M. Nordensson
Calta Silvosa
Tucson
Keane to Advise On City Insurance After Policy Ends
City Manager Mark Keane will advise the council on options after Ownbey-Smithe Insurance notified Ohio Farmers Insurance Co. of cancellation within 30 days due to an Arizona ruling ending governmental immunity. Possible paths include higher premiums, self insurance, or a capped-coverage policy.
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Mark Keane
Ownbey-Smithe Insurance Co
Ohio Farmers Insurance Co
LeRoy
Ohio
Arizona Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Atty
Robert Pickrell
Jesse Udall
Keane
Asst
John M. Urie
Sahuarita
Hospital suit over fall and transfusion at Tucson Medical Center
Albert M. Gordon of Tucson filed a Superior Court suit seeking 75000 alleging he fell from a chair near a water glass at Tucson Medical Center on June 21 and later suffered a rash and convulsions after an allegedly unnecessary blood transfusion. The complaint accuses hospital staff of not using bed rails or braking the bedside table.
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Gordon
Phoenix
Kanne, Rickart & Wyles
Castro and Khrushchev Tour Stalin's Homeland in Georgia
Soviet Tass reports Cuban Premier Fidel Castro and Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev toured Soviet Georgia, homeland of Stalin. They visited a strategic rocket base and ground force maneuvers near Sochi, with photos in Krasnaya Zvezda showing Castro with troops. Khrushchev then went to Tbilisi as plans unfolded for further Georgia visits.
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Nikita S. Khrushchev
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Nikolay Krylov
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Cuba
Senate Holds Six-Second Session Sets Speed Record
The Senate convened for a six second session, officially longer than the 1951 adjournment speed record. The brief session drew attention to the unusual rapid proceedings and the ceremonial nature of congressional timing.
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Washington
Senate
Von Braun says Russia lost unmanned space vehicles
Dr Wernher von Braun, director at Huntsville's Marshal Space Flight Center, told reporters in New Orleans there is definite proof that Russia has lost unmanned space vehicles but he claimed no knowledge of any Soviet astronaut fatalities or the source of such reports.
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New Orleans
Wernher von Braun
Russia
Marshal Space Flight Center
Huntaville
Ala
Rep Francis E Walter Dies Of Leukemia At 69
Congressman Francis E Walter, 69, longtime Democrat from Pennsylvania and chair of the House Un American Activities Committee, died after a battle with leukemia. Kennedy expressed sorrow, noting Walter’s courage and service. Walter, known as Tad, faced illness while remaining active and had been reelected to a 16th term last November.
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Francis E. Walter
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Committee On Un-American Activities
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Kennedy
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Darrell C. Crain
Tad
Clyde Doyle
D-Calif
Edwin E. Willis
D-La
un-American Activities Committee
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Judiciary Committee
Democratic Patronage Committee
UN- American Activities Committee
Talks Set on Malaysia Federation Three-Way Meeting
Indonesian President Sukarno and Malayan Premier Tengku Abdul Rahman announced a three way conference with Philippine President Diosdado Macapagal. They will send foreign ministers to Manila next week to pave a summit on a Malaysia Federation opposed by both Indonesia and the Philippines. Rahman aims to inaugurate Malaya on August 31 while Indonesia maintains its confrontation policy along the frontier.
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UPI
Indonesia
Malaya
Manila
Malaysia
Philippines
Sukarno
Tengku Abdul Rahman
Rahman
Ao Sukarno
Ting
Miata
Philippine
Diosdado ‘Macapagal
Meredith Fund II Established in His Name
New York honored James H. Meredith first known Negro to attend the University of Mississippi announces a fund named for him to supply loans and gifts to college and high school students. He contributed 1000 dollars to start the Meredith Education Fund and plans to devote energy to helping underprivileged Americans obtain education.
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New York
James H. Meredith
University’ of Mississippi
Ole Miss
Meredith
University of Mississippi
Robert F. Wagner
L. Gordon ‘Cooper
Wagner
Humphrey Pushes Civil Rights Action for Citizenship Rights
Senator Hubert Humphrey urged new civil rights legislation to empower the Attorney General to sue to desegregate public institutions and enforce the 1954 school decision. He said enforcement may require federal troops and called for making the Emancipation Proclamation a living act.
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D-Minn
Robert.f." Kennedy
U.S. Supreme Court School ‘Integration
America
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