Tucson Firm Wins Huachuca Contract
A Tucson firm, B&B Painting Contractors, received a $22,198 award for exterior painting of family quarters at the Fort Huachuca main post. The Army Electronic Proving Ground procurement office announced the contract.
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AMA report blasts medical misconduct and overcharging
A 96 page study by an AMA special committee condemns overcharging and other misconduct by doctors. It cites excessive fees unnecessary surgery insurance abuse and unethical advertising while praising the vast majority of physicians as honest. the report urges prompt drastic action against the minority of offenders.
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Fire blitz in Coronado National Forest burns 15 acres
Don Jirsa, fire chief, reports yesterday’s 13 fires caused by lightning were mostly controlled. One 15 acre blaze flared in the Dragoon Mountains while Parker Canyon and six fires in the Graham Mountains plus outbreaks in the Santa Teresas, Winchesters, Chiricahuas, and Rincons were affected. Light rains reached the flat country but the mountains remained dry.
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Nixon Rebukes Kennedy in Timidity Charge
Nixon told Young Republicans the Kennedy administration is timid while Khrushchev grows bolder and urged GOP unity for the 1962 elections. He predicted GOP gains and named Len Nadasdy as national chairman amid a conservative trend in the federation.
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United Nations shakeup elevates Cordier and Narasimhan
Dag Hammarskjold announced a leadership reshuffle at the United Nations in New York. Andrew Cordier will become under secretary for General Assembly matters, with Indian undersecretary J. C. V. Narasimhan taking over most of Cordier’s duties as personal chief of staff. Cordier, 60, has served as executive assistant since 1945 and agreed to stay through at least the next General Session.
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