Progress on Tucson Hospitals Accelerates with New Facilities
Community momentum drives hospital growth in July with St. Joseph's new 3 million, 140-bed facility due to accept patients next week. Tucson Medical Center to begin a 1.2 million obstetrics wing, while Tucson General Hospital adds 68 beds by month end. Collaborative effort and widespread support propel these expansions as Tucson addresses past bed shortages.
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Tucson
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Tucson Medical Center
Tucson General Hospital
St. Mary’s Hospital
Inflation or Discipline in Auto Talks Stir Washington
United Auto Workers and the Big Three begin contract talks amid inflation versus discipline debate. Detroit’s outcome could shape Kennedy administration policy as Rostow and three Cabinet members weigh inflation risks, job security, and broader industry impact.
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Washington
Detroit
Henry Ford II
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Reuther
UAW
Walter W. Rostow
Kennedy
Cooperation expands game law talks across borders
Biologists from the United States and Canada studied Sandhill and Whooping Cranes to avoid harming rare Whoopers while allowing a season in New Mexico. Their findings show mixed species separate during migration, with Whoopers confined to a small Texas wintering area. The New Mexico season last year thinned the cranes but did not threaten overall survival of the remaining birds.
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Canada
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Lewis Wayne Walker
Sonora Desert Museum
Soviet mood alarms Western negotiators over Berlin
Roscoe Drummond notes a dangerous hardening in Soviet policy as Khrushchev presses Berlin talks. Western diplomats report a smug, take it or leave it stance, likening it to looming aggression akin to Hitler. The piece warns Washington fears a push toward crisis if West Berlin is compromised.
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Berlin
Washington
Khrushchev
Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Poland
East Germany
West Berlin
Czech Sudetenland
Taylor
Taylor Named Kennedy Military Adviser Amid Turbulent Advisers
James Marlow notes Gen Maxwell D. Taylor, 60, chosen as Kennedy’s military adviser, joining a crowded circle that includes McGeorge Bundy. Taylor opposes the Joint Chiefs and advocates a single Defense Chief of Staff with an advisory board, while remaining close to the White House during Cuban fallout and Berlin tensions.
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Kennedy
Maxwell D. Taylor
Taylor
Army
Eisenhower
Bundy
Lyman Lemnitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Look Magazine
Joint Chiefs
Defense
Supreme Military Council
White House
The
Security Council
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Children Pushed Too Fast. Parental Pace Shapes Growth
Sydney Harris argues modern parents push first children too quickly toward independence. He recalls labeling infancy by culture and notes adults rush developmental milestones, risking emotional delay. He warns natural growth follows its own rhythm and delaying maturity harms both child and society.
Dogs and Her First Love A Tucson Terrier Queen
In Tucson, Mrs. Robert Cairns a Scot and renowned dog handler is described as the dowager of the local dog world. She has built a lifetime around breeding and showing terriers and other breeds, earning licensing from the American Kennel Club and shaping young handlers with her patient expertise.
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Tucson
Robert Cairns
E. Ft
Lowell Rd
Cairns
Glasgow
Scotland
Mrs. Cairns
Toy Makers Compete Across Markets Worldwide
American toy manufacturers push products from six shooters in Japan to Monopoly games in France and ships models in Europe. Exports reach 18.1 million while imports total 98.5 million, as the Embargo Department boosts efforts to expand foreign markets and encourage U.S. producers abroad.
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Japan
France
England
Germany
Iron Curtain
Ministry of Education
Enmorce Department
True Aim Of Education From A Camp Verde Talk
The address discusses education as the building of character rather than mere schoolwork. It notes graduation at Camp Verde High School and a 1901 flight debate before Kitty Hawk, urging students to seek life purpose, personal identity, and a relation to God's plan amid a changing, troubled world.
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Land
Senate
Camp Verde High School
Stephen Shadegg
Camp Verde
Arizona
Steve
New York
Wright Brothers
Kitty Hawk
Devotion on Private Prayer and Sincerity
Jesus condemns hypocritical public prayer and urges private prayer. Matthew 6 1 15 contrasts outward show with genuine devotion. The text stresses shutting the door on distractions to seek sincere communion with God. Courtesy Tucson Council of Churches.
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Jesus
Tucson Council of Churches
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David
Michael
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