Lind Reunites With Best Friend After Dog Lost
Lind a 56 year old deaf mute is reunited with Lady a 2 year old Boxer who wandered from 2550 N Forgens St. The dog was found at 214 E Mabel St taken to 1061 W Schafer Dr by Nicholas Weber. After inquiries and calls between the Weber family the shelter and friends Lady returns to Lind yesterday evening. Lind wrote I need her to express his bond with the pet.
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Lady
Lind
N. Forgens St
Nicholas D. Weber
E. Mabel St
Weber
W. Schafer Dr
Animal Shelter
Lynn Sanders
Webers
Sanders
Pet
Nicholas Weber
W. Schafer
Negotiations on Berlin Possible Says Both K S
Gov. Paul Fannin of Arizona reports strong Western governor backing for Barry Goldwater as a 1964 GOP presidential nominee. He says little talk centers on Rockefeller or Nixon and doubts a Rockefeller Goldwater ticket. he cites Kennedy administration events, including the Cuban invasion fiasco, as boosting GOP prospects.
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Barry Goldwater
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Kennedy presses Castro on tractors for prisoners swap
President Kennedy urged Fidel Castro at a news conference to change his position to resolve the tractors for freedom prisoner exchange. Talks stall over Castro's demand for 28 million dollars in tractors. At Key West a 10 prisoner delegation awaits word on whether the Tractors for Freedom Committee will reform and resume talks led by John Hooker Jr. with Eleanor Roosevelt Milton Eisenhower and Walter Reuther.
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West Berlin crisis sparks possible East West talks
Kennedy and Khrushchev opened to talks on Berlin with differing terms but a shared view that discussions could occur if a basis for negotiation exists. Macmillan and Finletter echoed the push for dialogue while keeping West Berlin’s freedom as a core condition.
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East Germany
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Trails Reopened After Chiricahua Fire
Hiking trails in Chiricahua National Monument near Willcox reopen after a serious forest fire. Supt. Ray Ringenbach says the blaze was caused by careless hikers. No smoking allowed in outdoor areas except at designated camping sites.
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Ray Ringenbach
Dusty Gusts and Light Showers Expected Tonight
Weather experts forecast gusty winds and dusty conditions in the city with possible mountain showers. Temperatures fade from 102 yesterday to around 100 tomorrow afternoon, with tonight’s low near 78 and 2 pm humidity at 18 percent.
District 1 raises budget by 74000 to 20954856
Tucson District 1 School Board boosted the 1961 62 budget by 74000 bringing the total to 2095456. The total budget is 2065208 higher than the current year and the tax rate cannot be estimated until August assessed valuations. The budget focuses increases on teacher salaries and maintenance. A survey of maintenance costs by the University of Oregon is pending. The final budget review is scheduled for July 6.
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Tucson
University of Oregon
Burr
Arizona Medical School Study Endorses Tucson Location
The Arizona Medical School Study report recommends the University of Arizona as the site for the medical school. Dr. Joseph F. Volker, director of research and graduate studies at the University of Alabama Medical Center, authored the report presented to the Board of Regents on June 12. The full text will appear in the Tucson Daily Citizen on Thursday, July 6.
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Tucson Daily Citizen
Board of Regents of the
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University of Arizona
Arizona
Arizona State University
Tempe
Joseph F. Volker
University of Alabama Medical Center
Proposed Budget Released by County Board Aims at Building Needs
The Board of Supervisors released a 1961 62 budget of 12 537 978, lifting emphasis on county building projects. The plan cuts requests to stay within a 10 percent increase, funds a space expansion program, and shifts jail and sheriff offices to county land at 29th Street and Mission Road.
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Sheriff's Office
29Th St
Mission Rd
JFK Studying Renewal of Nuclear Arms Tests
President Kennedy ordered an investigation into secret Soviet testing and feasibility of resuming U S tests. He said the United States seeks a controlled and agreed on test ban and would keep the Geneva talks going while urging Khrushchev to end intran guise and accept a policing system to permanently end testing. The blocking issue remains Soviet rejection of policing plus transfer of talks to broad disarmament discussions.
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Kennedy
Russia
United States
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Kremlin
Inside the Citizen Tucson Nurse On Hospital Ship
A Tucson nurse details experience aboard a hospital ship while the paper notes other local items on housing policy and school moves. The page also references Shoemaker’s potential honor roll and Lana arranging her daughter’s schooling.
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