Governors Watch Aged Care Aid Battle at Conference
At Glacier Park Montana the governors debated medical care for the aged, split over using Social Security or federal state subsidies. Rockefeller urged old age insurance with payroll tax and a health benefit fund, while opposing means tests and general tax reliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glacier Park
Mont
UPI
Resolutions Committee
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Eisenhower
Rockefeller
Cecil H. Underwood
West Virginia
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Orville L. Freeman
Minnesota
Senate
House
Natural Arch Found Deep in Grand Canyon
A U S geological survey team, led by geologist Phillip Johnson and engineer R B Sanderson, discovered a large natural arch in Fern Glen Canyon seven to eight miles below Havasu Canyon. The red limestone bridge rises 800 to 1000 feet above the Colorado riverbed, spanning a gorge about a half mile from the river and hidden by boulders. The find occurred during a river trip from Lee's Ferry toward Lake Mead. The Arch may be related to questions about decreasing river water levels amid their search for clues to disappearances of water from the river.
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U.S. Geological Survey
Grand Canyon
R. B. Sanderson
Colorado Riv
Sanderson
Fern Glen Canyon
Havasu Canyon
Phillip Johnson
Johnson
Group To Consolidate New York To Tucson Freight
A Traffic Committee of the Chamber of Commerce outlined steps to form a nonprofit corporation to consolidate New York area freight for Tucson merchants. A five member subcommittee will gauge local demand, seek a $2500 working fund, and coordinate with the Chamber and Retail Trade Bureau. Estimated weekly shipments from New York total about one million pounds. a minimum 40 thousand pounds weekly guarantee is needed. Potential Phoenix cooperation discussed. projected annual savings for Tucson merchants about $52000. Subcommittee: Hy Copins Leland Martin Gilbert Martinez Ade Abbott and Gerald Formiller.
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Tucson
Chamber of Commerce
New York
Retail Trade Bureau
Gerald Formiller
New York City
Formiller
Phoenix
Hy Copins
Leland Martin
Gilbert Martinez
Ade Abbott
Three Sentenced For Drunk Driving In City Courts
Three individuals were fined and jailed on drunk driving charges in City and Justice Courts. Rodolfo S. Camacho, 52, received a $200 fine and 20 days in jail for a second offense after an arrest May 28 near Benson Highway. John A. Kneiz, 47, was fined $100 and jailed 10 days for auto possession while intoxicated and has an appeal awaiting Superior Court review. Jose E. Gomez, 31, was fined $100 and jailed 10 days after his vehicle struck a parked car and another vehicle.
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Rodolfo S. Camacho
W. Speedway
Tucson
Benson Highway
John A. Kneiz
S. 9H Ave
Jose E. Gomez
E. 5Th St
Kneiz
N. Main Ave
Heron Globe Properties Bought by Arizona Savings
Five Globe properties once run by James R Heron and his wife were sold at public auction to Arizona Savings & Loan Assn for 364,500 under receivership. Mortgages totaled 930,000. Bids approved included Apacheland Lodge 90,000 Apacheland Cafe 77,500 Willow Motel 82,000 E Rey Motel 100,000 and Apacheland Cafe liquor license 15,000. Arizona Savings has operated the properties since the Herons filed bankruptcy papers.
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Phoenix
Globe
James R. Heron
Arizona Savings & Loan Assa
Arizona Savings Receivership
Heron
Apacheland Lodge
Apacheland Cafe
Willow Motel
E| Rey Motel
Arizona Savings
The
Herons
Customer Helps Sell At Postal Substation
A suburban electronics firm produces for the government a customer operated postal substation for use in supermarkets and other retail establishments. The vendor sells three denominations of stamps stamp books two sizes of stamped envelopes post cards and stationery. It weighs mail keeps a running account of purchases and makes change.
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Minneapolis
UPI
Bank Now Offers Trust Services in Tucson Offices
First National Bank of Arizona announces complete trust services from its Stone and Speedway office with Carl E. Stanford as trust officer. Stanford, UCLA and Harvard Law School graduate, previously worked with Ohio National Bank and the FBI. bank expands to Southgate Shopping Center and plans a third Tucson office at 22nd Street and Cherry Avenue within six weeks.
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First National Bank of Arizona
Stone and Speedway
R. M. Jaap
Carl E. Stanford
University of California At
Los Angeles
Stanford
Harvard Law School
First National
Ohio National Bank
Columbus
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington
Ohio
Tucson
Southgate
22Nd St
Cherry Ave
Ex-Singer Mrs Kalis Dies At 76 In Tucson
Mrs Sarah Jane Kalis 76 of 1447 East St Tucson died yesterday at Tucson Medical Center. Native of Altoona Pennsylvania she lived in Tucson 14 years coming from Kansas City Missouri. She was a charter member of the Eastern Star in St Joseph Missouri and active in the League of Women Voters Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary and once prima donna of the Savage Opera Co in St Louis. Survivors include two daughters Mrs Joseph A Sammarco and Mrs Augustus Miller two sons Ira S and Bernard P four grandchildren and six sisters a brother. Body to be sent to St Joseph Missouri for funeral services and burial. Funeral arrangements by Arizona Mortuary.
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Sarah Jane Kalis
E. St. St
Tucson Medical Center
Altoona
Tucson
Kansas City
Kalis
Order of the Eastern Star
St. Joseph
League of Women Voters and
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
St. Joseph, Mo
Arizona Mortuary
Big Strides Seen In Land Use Planning
John Kimpotich reelected chairman of the County Planning and Zoning Commission says tools are in place to speed major zoning cases. The general land use plan faces County Board of Supervisors on July 19 as a guide to Tucson growth. Harold McCarthy reelected vice chairman and continues as chair of the Planning Engineering Liaison Committee to review road, bridge and related needs.
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John Kimpotich
County Planning and Zoning Commission
County Board of Supervisors
Tucson
Harold McCarthy
McCarthy
India Fountain Pen Industry Shows Gain
India reports 1959 production of fountain pens at 15 million units with most parts made locally including gold plated points. Exports to Asia earned about 50000 dollars in foreign exchange as the industry expanded into West and Southeast Asia.
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New Delhi
UPI
India
West
Southeast Asia
Asia
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Tucson Daily Citizen
Sam
Bermuda
Tucson Fertilizer Co
N. Fairview Rd
Erbed
Lee's Ferry
Lake Mead
N.Y
Arizona
United States Brewers Foundation
First National Bank Building
Phoenix, Arizona
Heron Globe Properties
Cm TV
Er Lhd
Gallenkamp’s
Campbell Plaza
N. Campbell
Henlui
Gallenkamp
Kurt
Frigidaire
Quickube Ice
Stromberg
Kurt Appliance
Marlo
Jamaica
Capris
Moores
Amphi Plaza
A. J
Bayless
East Speedway
Wilmot
Sunset Dairy
Sunset
Campbell Plasa
Temperpreet
Cold Control
Wonderwell”’ Construction
Wizard
Sixt Avenue
N. Campbell Ave
Campbell Plaza Shopping
North Campbel
Glenn
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