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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1961

Page

5

Tucson Medical Center Opens Heart Lung Laboratory

Tucson Medical Center has launched a cardio pulmonary laboratory led by Dr. Thomas P. K. Lim to diagnose and research heart and lung diseases. The lab will perform pulmonary function tests and phono cardio graphic readings, with plans to add more diagnostics by year end as about three patients are tested daily.

Tucson Medical Center Dominic Crolla TMC Thomas P. K. Lim Lovelace Foundation For Medical Research and Education Albuquerque N.M University of Arizona Lim Arizona United States Dominic Crotta Francis Collins

TV Set Taken From Tidelands Inn Room

A television set valued at 285 dollars was taken from a third floor room at the Tidelands Motor Inn on 919 N. Stone Ave. Police say the thief may have used a pass key as no forced entry was found. The room is beside a stairwell to the rear parking lot.

Tidelands Motor Inn Stone Ave Robert A. Peters

Syria Police Seize Central Committee Records

Security police in Damascus raided a home and confiscated the Syrian Communist party central committee records and a printing press along with leaflets. No arrests were reported. Cairo press criticized Soviet influence and urged neutrality amid alleged Syrian Communist infltration and Moscow attacks.

Damacus Syria Syrian Communist Party Central Committee Alwahda Lenin Damascus Cairo United Arab Republic Middle East Nasser Moscow Soviet Union

Pravda Calls for End to Cold War Barriers

Pravda praised the Kennedy Khrushchev Vienna talks as a step toward reducing Cold War barriers. It urged frank, joint dialogue and said the USSR will continue to improve relations with the United States and other Western powers to lower the risk of another world war.

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