Rhodes Says Most Oppose Rights Bill
A poll by Rep John Rhodes shows Arizona's first district opposed the civil rights bill as passed by the House. About 63 percent would have voted against it, with 15 percent unsure and 22 percent in favor. Voters backed a constitutional amendment for voluntary prayer in public schools by 75 to 21 percent, while 4 percent were unsure. On funding medical care for the aged through Social Security 68 percent opposed, 29 percent favored, 9 percent unsure.
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UPI
Arizona
Rhode
City Council Names New Library Unit
The Tucson City Council named the East Side regional library the Wilmot Branch Library. Located on two acres bought from St. Joseph's Hospital at E 5th and N Wilmot Road, construction starts this summer after board approval in executive session.
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N. Wilmot’ Road
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Tucson Library Board
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Loss Thrown For $100 Loss
SAN BERNARDINO Calif P-Richard Loss received a telegram from Seattle Wash asking for $100 It was signed by his son Richard Loss Jr Loss wired the money Then he realized something was wrong His son lives in Princeton NJ Loss checked with Loss Jr and found he hadn't been to Seattle Lass contacted authorities It was a phony wire and the $100 a total loss Lass
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Richard Loss
Seattle
Wash
Richard Loss Jr
Loss
Princeton
N.J
Lass
Force platform detects limp causes for doctors and athletes
A Purdue University team unveiled a force platform at the American Society for Engineering Education meeting in Orono Maine. The device uses a treadmill to measure muscle forces and heartbeat signals to compare a patient’s gait with a healthy pattern, aiding doctors therapists and coaches in diagnosing and training.
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Orono
Maine
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
James Barnay
Purdue
American Society For Engineering Education
University of Maine
Earth Tremors Hit Slavonski Brod Area
Two tremors were recorded yesterday in Slavonski Brod with no damage reported. Tanjug reported other quakes in the area late last month as Yugoslav authorities noted seismic activity.
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Belgrade
UPI
Slavonski Brod
Tanjug
UA Scientist Receives $5000 Cancer Society Grant
The Arizona division of the American Cancer Society awarded Dr. Mary E. Caldwell a $5000 grant to support her cancer research at the University of Arizona. Caldwell, a research pharmacologist, has worked in cancer-related studies since 1957, focusing on extracting anti-tumor properties from native plants for testing by the Cancer Chemotherapy National Service Center in Bethesda, Maryland. Pharmacy Dean Willis R. Brewer noted the grant will aid field collection and laboratory work by Caldwell.
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American Cancer Society
Mary E. Caldwell
University of Arizona
Caldwell
Cancer Chemotherapy National Service Center
Bethesda
Willis R. Brewer
Loft Theater Reopening with New Manager in Tucson
The Loft Theater on E. 6th Street at Fremont reopens Friday under new manager Charles Emery. New projection equipment will boost image quality, and the policy shifts to allow public booking, with a lobby suggestion box to guide future screenings, including a preference for foreign films. The opening feature is the French film The Lovers, and ownership remains with the Art Theater Guild, a chain spanning California to Massachusetts.
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E. 6Th St
Fremont
Charles Emery
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Emery
Tucson
The
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Massachusetts
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