Medical Society Abstains From Titan Site Controversy
The Pima County Medical Society voted overwhelmingly to take no action on the Titan missile site dispute. About 199 doctors considered three points including health impact, a formal statement, and hearings, and decided to refrain. The group may develop a disaster plan for Tucson in case of attack.
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Medical Society
Titan
Pima County Medical Society
Tucson
Society
Robbins
U. S. Defense Department
Davis-Monthan
William C. Bacon
303Rd
George Schafer
803Rd
D-M
James McDonald
John Robson
University of Arizona
District 1 Secures 88775 For Pre Plan Of Four Schools
Tucson District 1 to begin preliminary planning on four future schools after an $88,775 advance from the Community Facilities Administration. A bond election may follow in about 15 months if building trends continue, with construction financed by the next bond issue.
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Tucson District 1
Community Facilities Administration
Tucson
District 1
Herbert Cooper
Indian Education Director Townsend Resigns for Real Estate Post
Townsend resigns as Arizona state Indian education director to become assistant state real estate commissioner. The move is effective July 1, replacing a vacancy created when Talley succeeded Cox as commissioner. Townsend had previously led Glendale Union High School District. Successor to Townsend not named.
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Phoenix
Wes A. Townsend
Arizona Indian Education
Townsend
Talley
W. M. Cox
Glendale Union
Valdivia Faces Massive Flooding and Aftermath
In Valdivia Chile a lake surge and landslides from May quakes threaten over 40,000 residents. Floodwaters above normal levels, infected drinking water, new quakes, and rainbound landslides force mass relocations as authorities rush to drill fresh wells amid outbreak fears.
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Santiago
Chile
Rinihte
Valdivia
San Pedro
Zeckendorf Hotels curtail credit card programs
New York Zeckendorf Hotels Corp. announced it will discontinue issuing Zeckendorf Hotel credit cards and will endorse only American Express. Existing contracts with other card systems will not be renewed. William Zeckendorf Jr., president, made the statement.
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New York
Zeckendorf Hotels Corp
Zeckendorf
American Express
William Zeckendorf Jr
Southern Arizona Horsemen Form New Regional Group
The Southern Region of the Arizona State Horsemen's Assn. held its first meeting at the Santa Rita Hotel with about 40 attendees from Tucson Willcox Bisbee and Patagonia. Four Tucsonians were named as potential regional director candidates for appointment at the Phoenix board meeting.
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Arizona*State Horsemen's Assn
Santa Rita
Arizona
Tucson
Willcox
Bisbee
Patagonia
Tennessee
Phoenix
Raul H. Castro
Art Pollard
John K. Goodman
Castro
Horsemen's Assn
Tucson Industrial Board Opens Meetings to Press
The Tucson Industrial Development Board votes unanimously to hold all future meetings open to the press. Ken Dixon, the executive director, notes public access as part of informing the community about efforts to attract new industry to the area. The tentative $70,000 budget is approved pending minor adjustments.
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Tucson Industrial Development Board
Ken Dixon
Harry Bacal
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Industrial Board
Tucson
Church With Congregation For Sale In Pensacola
A non-denominational Lighthouse Gospel Tabernacle in West Pensacola is for sale with the congregation. Pastor Julia Henderson says the buyer must be “a real pastor” to the 60 to 100 weekly attendees. The building seats about 500, includes an organ pianos pews and the congregation. two previous offers from a liquor store dealer and an exterminating service were turned down.
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Pensacola
Fla
Julia Henderson
Lighthouse Gospel Tabernacle
Husband returns home to kiss wife when stranger warns
In Memphis Tennessee 4 Bill Judkins parked his car and went inside to kiss his wife. On returning for his luggage a stranger delivering handbills whispered caution and advised wiping lipstick from his cheek before entering the house.
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Memphis
Tenn
Bill Judkins
Carson seeks Democratic nomination for Pima County District 4
William M. Carson former state representative announces his bid for the Democratic nomination for Pima County District 4. He served in the 23rd Legislature 1956 58 on multiple committees and is a World War I veteran belonging to the American Legion and Disabled American Veterans. He recently left the Driver's License Bureau and is retired, living with his wife and daughter at 162 W District St.
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William M. Carson
Pima County
Carson
James L. Kennedy
Kennedy
American Legion
Disabled American Veterans
Driver's License Bureau
Motor Vehicle Division
Arizona Highway Department
District St
Flier Pays 50 Cent Fine After Route 80 Emergency Landing
Navy Lt. John W. Gaches landed his AD5 Skyraider on U. S. 80 near the Marine Corps Auxiliary Air Station after engine flame out. The plane skidded 300 feet with minor damage and Gaches walked away unharmed. He paid a 50 cent fine for a perfect emergency landing in a mock regulation.
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Yuma
Navy
John W. Gaches
Gaches
U. S. 80
Marine Corps Auxiliary Air Station
Desert Squares Dance Club Meeting
The Desert Squares Dance Club will meet at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the junior ballroom of the UA Student Union. Experienced square dancers are welcome.
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Desert Squares
112-Year-Old Jesus Yanez Dies Here
Tucson confirms death of Jesus Yanez born June 16 1848 in Ures Sonora after six months illness. He moved from Nogales Sonora to Tucson in 1945 and died at his son’s home aged 112. He is survived by a son and 14 grandchildren with services at San Agustin Cathedral and burial Holy Hope Cemetery.
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Tucson
Mexico
Jesus Yanez
Ures
Son
Yanez
Geronimo Yanez
19Th St
Gerald Holloway
Pima County Hospital
Hermosillo
Nogales
Tucson Mortuary
San Agustin Cathedral
Holy Hope Cemetery
Woman Found Guilty Of Drunken Driving
Mrs. Anne Snipes, 22, of 501 E. 8th St., was convicted of drunken driving after a City Court trial. She received a $100 fine and 10 days in jail and said she would appeal the conviction.
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Anne Snipes
8Th St
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Arizona Appliance Mart
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