Community Unites Three Tucson Agencies to Promote City
Tucson groups the Chamber of Commerce the Sunshine Climate Club and the Industrial Development Board will share headquarters and coordinate programs. The move consolidates the Convention and Visitors Bureau with tourism and locates all functions at the Chamber site with plans for a new building funded by the Fund for Tucson.
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Air Pollution Study Initiated in Arizona Communities
A Tucson Community Council funded air pollution study begins this week with about $20,000 raised from firms and individuals after the Legislature failed to act. An interim report is planned for Dec 1 with findings from measurements, legal analysis, and a nationwide pollution survey. Tax deductible gifts are welcomed for the Air Pollution Study Fund.
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Arizona Album: Dr George E Goodfellow Physician of Fort Lowell Tombstone
Arizona Album highlights Dr George E Goodfellow a colorful physician. served at Fort Lowell in 1879 and practiced in Tombstone from 1882 to 1891. He pushed spinal anaesthesia and open air treatment and reportedly handled many abdominal bullet wounds. He performed the autopsy on an Earp amid the feud.
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Dodd’s Manila Speech Triggers Call for Asia War Plan
Sen. Tom Dodd urged a forceful response to Communism after recounting a Manila talk to 3,000 Asian and African delegates. He proposed SEATO offensives with South Korea, Nationalist China, and South Vietnam, backed by air sea and land power to avoid Cuba’s mistakes. A later gallery cheer underscored a suppressed call to arms.
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Shortest Mildest Recession Signals Policy Lessons
Ray Tucker analyzes the 1960 61 downturn noting bipartisan blame, defense spending cushioning the drop, and social safeguards keeping consumers resilient. He predicts more anti shock measures ahead with space programs foreign aid housing and a looser Fed. The recession is described as brief and mild with broad economic resilience.
Paris to Vienna and London five day tour for executives
Presidential Tours, Inc announces a five day European itinerary for a couple including Paris, Vienna and London. They stay at a Paris pension, meet French ministers and officers, and tour Malmaison and Buckingham Palace while joining a Russian couple for a Moscow to Vienna train trip.
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Tucson Readers Protest Water Rates and Paving Delays
A Tucson reader complains that property inside city limits pays county water rates after 1959 annexation and asks why paving and curbs promised by the Monte Vista Improvement District have not occurred. He notes court rulings favored the city and urges action before condemnation proceedings.
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Tomatoes Or People in Maryland Reform Standoff
The Washington Post editorial notes a clash between tomato growing and public duties as Robert Long of Somerset misses a key vote in the Maryland General Assembly. His garden work allegedly derailed reapportionment efforts, with Gov Tawes sending a car to fetch the missing delegate to Annapolis.
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Rivalry Ends in Possible Life Sentence for Carol Tregoff
A California case features Carol Tregoff 24 sobbing over a jury verdict that could yield life in prison. The text notes the rival Barbara Ann Finch is deceased, suggesting Finch might have viewed old age as a rare privilege.
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Education faces teacher shortage despite rising training
The National Education Association reports 139,061 of 139,000 new graduates will be qualified to teach, but shortages remain in several regions and subjects. Many new teachers pursue further study or different careers, while older teachers may fill gaps as enrollments grow.
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You Are a Child of God
A devotion reflects on feeling inadequate before great tasks and frames the answer in Exodus 3 11 You are a child of God as the core truth empowering parents and believers facing daunting decisions Courtesy Tucson Council of Churches.
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