Geriatrics Hospital Plans Announced By Omni Foundation
A $3 million 100 bed geriatrics hospital is planned for Tucson on 30 acres in West Orange Grove Road with construction to start in about nine months. Omni Research Foundation funds the project with potential Hill Burton aid, pending approvals, and a citizen advisory committee will be formed. Local planners have not been consulted yet and fundraising will be minimal.
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Dominic Crolla
Tucson
John R. Ford
Omni Research Foundation
West Orange Grove Road
Ford
Myer Maslow
Las Vegas
Nev
Federal Hill-Burton
Hill-Burton
Arizona State Health Department
Hospital Planning Council For
Greater Tucson
Eva DeConcini
Planning Council
DeConcini
Jsperson Citizens’ Advisory Committee
B. J. Boedeker
Thomas Tietz
William Pickens
Stewart Title & Trust Co
Ford, O'Hara & Associates
Chicago
Bank Teller Admits Tale Of Holdup Covers Theft
FBI said Velma Hicks Taylor admitted falsely reporting a holdup to conceal an eight month embezzlement of $7,000 at the Security Bank & Trust Co. Caroleen branch. She was freed on a $2,000 bond pending trial in Asheville on embezzlement charges. the March 7, 1963 robbery of $3,018 by Paul Odell Buckner had led to his conviction.
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Joseph Kissiah
Charlotte
FBI
Taylor
Paul Odell Buckner
Verde Meadows Retirement Vision Prompts Builder Talk
Builder Sam Witt asks readers to weigh retirement home choices from large landscaped houses to compact apartments and tax implications, highlighting Verde Meadows as a consideration for peaceful living and planning.
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Verde Meadows
Bombs Set Off in Madrid No Casualties Reported
Anti government terrorists set off two bombs in Madrid today one at the Iberia Airline terminal and one outside a downtown cafe. Authorities reported no casualties and minor damage.
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Madrid
UPI
Yberia
St Augustine Faces More Race Demonstrations
In St Augustine Florida clashes loomed as about 500 people including 200 Negroes and white supporters neared a park where 400 white segregationists gathered. Dr Martin Luther King Jr urged enforcement of the civil rights bill. J B Stoner warned of a race war. Elsewhere Mississippi Summer Project volunteers head to Mississippi.
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St, Augustine
Fla
Martin Luther King Jr
Senate
King
J. B. Stoner
Atlanta
Stoner
United States
St. Augustine’s Beach
Oxford
Ohio
California Man Returns to Face Theft Charge
Harold Hyman Stein 51 of Los Angeles is returned to face a felony grand theft charge in connection with 18 rebuilt auto transmissions valued at 2500 dollars and 600 dollars cash taken from Guaranteed Discount Auto Repair Inc. last April. A preliminary hearing is set for 2 15 p.m. next Friday in Justice Court.
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California
Harold Hyman Stein
Los Angeles
Guaranteed Discount Auto Repair Inc
S. 6Th Ave
Justice Court
Land Use To Be Discussed By Kingman Board
The U S Bureau of Land Management hosts a conference in Kingman on public land use next Wednesday. Tucson board members include Dr Richard A Harvill president of the University of Arizona and A M Faure city planning director.
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Kingman
U.S
Visory Poara
Tucson
Richard A. Harvill
University of Arizona
A. M. Faure
Vanlandingham Files Petitions for Attorney General Bid
John Vanlandingham of Phoenix filed nominating petitions for the office of attorney general in the Democratic primary yesterday. Vanlandingham, 42, is a former assistant attorney general and Mohave County attorney and is completing a term in the county post.
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Phoenix
UPI
John Vanlandingham
Vanlandingham
Mohave County
LBJ Urges Urban Extension Plan in California
President Johnson outlined a proposal for a university operated urban extension service to aid cities, drawing on the farm extension model. He spoke in Irvine after a UC campus dedication and tied the idea to education leaders while on a campaign swing in Goldwater territory.
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Irvine
Calif
Johnson
Agriculture Department
San Francisco
Los Angeles
University of California
Orange County
America
Agricultural Extension Service
U.S. Commissioner of Education
Urban Extension Service
Congress
Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
California
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
State Supreme Court Upholds Embalmer Licensing Law
Arizona Supreme Court upholds 1945 law requiring funeral directors to be licensed embalmers. McKinley, a 25 year funeral director in other states, sought a Maricopa County license but was not licensed. Court rules the requirement has a reasonable basis and backs the State Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers in denying his application.
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Arizona Supreme Court
State Board of Funeral Directors
Maricopa County
Clarence H. McKinley
Chris A. Reilly
Tucson
McKinley
Arizona
Tokyo Police Clash With Red Students on Anniversary
Tokyo police clashed with leftist student demonstrators on the fourth anniversary of the 1960 anti American riots that halted Eisenhower's visit. Police used clubs to break up a stone throwing mob, with several casualties and five students arrested.
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Tokyo
UPI
Eisenhower
Rights Enforcement To Be Big Job
Burke Marshall of Plainfield New Jersey and Yale Law School class of 1951 will lead enforcement of the civil rights bill as assistant attorney general in the Civil Rights Division. He says court tests will begin after the law takes effect around July fourth with rapid suits where voluntary compliance fails.
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Washington
Plainfield, N.J
Burke Marshall
Yale Law School
Justice Department
Marshall
Congress
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