City and county seek 7900 to fund Tucson Youth Board
The Tucson Youth Board won assurance from the Board of Supervisors that the county would aim to find 7500 in its budget to combat school dropout and youth unemployment. The total 15000 sought from city and county includes 8000 for an executive secretary.
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Tucson Youth Board
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Board of Supervisors
City of
Tucson
TVB
Superior Court
Raul Castro
Supervisors
Thomas Jay
Amphitheater
Sunnyside
Vail
Sahuarita
Continental
Redington
Sopori
Herman G. Harrison
H. A. Weils
Tucson Dragway Inc
Helen Keller Turns 84 in Quiet Birthday at Home
Helen Keller, blind and deaf since infancy, marked her 84th birthday in Easton Connecticut with a small family gathering. Relatives attending included her brother Phillip Brooks Keller of Dallas and sister Mildred Tyson of Montgomery, Alabama, as friends described her with dignity and grace.
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Easton
Conn
Helen Keller
Miss Keller
Phillip Brooks Keller
Dallas
Tex
Mildred Tyson
Montgomery
Ala
Reader's Digest Promotes Jobs Guide for Graduates
The ad touts a July Reader's Digest chart listing 25 job types with required qualifications pay outlook and advancement potential. It emphasizes a diploma giving a two to one edge over dropouts and urges readers to buy the July issue on sale.
18 Year Olds Get Earlier Draft Examinations
Washington reports a presidential order moving 18 year olds’ draft physicals up to as soon as they register. The change lets them learn if they meet physical and mental standards earlier, aiding future plans. About 1.6 million 18-year-olds exist, but only about a million may receive early exams due to deferrals for college jobs or family obligations.
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Washington
Southwestern Town shows Willcox rise from camp to city
The University of Arizona Press published Vernion 2 Schultz’s thesis as Southwestern Town. Schultz, now Morenci High School teacher, details Willcox growth over 85 years from a tents-based railroad camp to a city near 2,500 people. He notes diversified economy including cattle, irrigation agriculture, mining and tourism driving durable progress.
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Schultz
University of Arizona
Willcox
University of Arizona Press
Morenci
Arizona
State Realtors Install Officers
Paul F. Tubb of Mesa was installed Saturday night as president of the Arizona Association of Realtors. Keith Winn of Tucson was named first vice president and Boyd Johnson of Phoenix as second vice president.
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Prescott
UPI
Mesa
Arizona Association of Realtors
Keith Winn
Tucson
Boyd Johnson
Phoenix
Scrutiny of Power Intertie Proposal Urged
Senators urged thorough review of Interior Department plans for four intertie transmission lines linking the Pacific Northwest to the Pacific Southwest. Senator Kuchel called for careful congressional scrutiny to protect the public interest while Senator Morse questioned private utilities will to wheel federal dam power fairly. Senator Metcalf expressed optimism about continued cooperation between public and private power interests.
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Washington
Interior Department
Pacific Northwest
Pacific Southwest
Thomas H. Kuehel
Rcalif
House
Senate Interior
Appropriations
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Morse
Lee Metcalf
D-Mont
Northwest
Greyhound Park Injury Suit Settled in Five Figure Deal
Tucson woman Delores Dixon sued Greyhound Park and J D Kaiser after a door broke, causing a severe cut tendon from flying glass. Settlement, described as in excess of $10,000, ended the out-of-court action. Dixon reportedly left her job with the Tucson Industrial Development Board due to the injury.
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Tucson
Greyhound Park
South
Delores Dixon
E. 27Th St
Dixon
Tucson Industrial Development Board
Lord Wright Dies at 94 in England
Marlborough England Lord Wright former chairman of the United Nations War Crimes Commission died Saturday at age 94. He led postwar efforts and served in international justice roles across his long career.
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Marlborough
England
Lord Wright
United Nations War Crimes Commission
Navy Has New Type Sub Chaser
A sailor named Renata Mendoza 22 returning from leave nearly drowned in the Thames River while chasing the USS Piper as it moved out from New London. He swam half a kilometer, called for help after tiring, and reached shore on his own, later receiving oxygen from police. He had attended a Philadelphia wedding and believed he could still board the submarine before it left on a week of maneuvers.
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New London
Conn
UPI
Thames
Renata Mendoza
Gold Star Memorial Bridge
Piper
Mendoza
Philadelphia
Naval
Coronain: New Tablets Promise Gentle Overnight Relief
A medical ad claims Coronain uses a unique colonic nerve stimulant and bulking action to relieve constipation caused by tense nerves. It asserts tablets restore regularity overnight and improve well being, offering an introductory 44 unit supply.
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