Regents Grant $135 000 For Arizona Medical School Study
The Board of Regents received 135000 to fund a one year survey of Arizona's need for a medical school. The Commonwealth Fund provided the money. If need is shown, the study will address location and program length with University of Arizona and Arizona State University vying for the project.
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Board of Regents
Arizona
monnWealth Fund of
New York
John G. Babbitt
University of Arizona
Arizona State University
Malcolm P. Aldrich
Commonwealth Fund
Richard S. Poor
University of Florida
Tucson
Phoenix
Regents
Medical School
Samuel H. Morris
Globe
Elwood Bradford
Yuma
AT&T Union Approves New Long Line Workers Contract
The Communications Workers of America and American Telephone and Telegraph Co. reached a pact covering 22 500 long line workers in 43 states. It runs July 10 to October 10 1960 with wage increases and other benefits. terms not disclosed. Local impact details noted by W J Sheldon.
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New York
Communications Workers of America
CWA
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
W. J. Sheldon
American Telegraph and Telephone
Tucson
At&t
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Arizona
el Paso
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co
Mountain States Co
Telephone Company
Wade Church To Lose 7 Aides
Phoenix seven members of Attorney General Wade Church's staff will depart Monday. Three resignations and four terminations extend staffing changes after a legislative request to hire more full time and fewer part time assistants.
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Phoenix
Atty. Gen
Wade Church
Floyd Neuert
Charles Hardy
Charles Christakis
Hardy
Neuert
Douglas Finance
Christakis
Church
Department of Law
Art Collection Sold In London
A collection from Mrs. Hubert Chanler of Geneseo New York, assembled by her father Irwin Laughlin, former steel magnate and U S ambassador to France, sold at Sotheby’s for 60,065 pounds. Gragonard chalk drawings brought 16,500 pounds and a painting titled Hommage a Gluck sold for 1,100 pounds.
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London
Hubert Chanler
Geneseo
N. Y
Sotheby's
Study of Delays and Variability in Human Reactions
The National Science Foundation funds a four year study at the University of Arizona led by Dr. Neil R. Bartlett to analyze delays and variability in simple human sensorimotor reactions. The project aims to develop basic theory on timing and how unexpected stimuli affect reaction speed. Bartlett is UA philosophy and psychology department head with prior studies at Vermont and Brown and teaching posts at Johns Hopkins and Hobart William Smith.
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National Science Foundation
University of Arizona
Neil R. Bartlett
Bartlett
University of Vermont
Brown University
Johns Hopkins University
Hobart and
Williams Smith Colleges
Geneva
N.Y
Fewer Calves Bring More Beef
Washington report from the Agriculture Department notes higher beef weight per animal as fewer calves are slaughtered. Improved feeding and breeding practices drive efficiency, placing more meat on tables and increasing farmer earnings.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
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