Seven Tucson schools hit by flu like illness sweep
In the southwest section of Tucson seven schools reported a sudden wave of flu like illness with Pueblo High School hardest hit as 446 of 2200 students were absent yesterday. The rest of the article notes a Tucsonian University of Arizona blind senior and an Atomic Energy Commission view on nuclear energy racing fossil fuel, plus a Kansas state execution in the 1959 Ary J Best murder case.
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Tucson
Pueblo High
Atomic Energy Commission
Kennedy Tax Cut Clash Drives 1964 Reform Debate
President Kennedy may respond to Congress trimming his tax cut proposal by pushing a new 1964 bill with revisions. Democrats press for faster action after jobless numbers worsen the economic outlook. Goldwater prospects loom as conservatives face a tight campaign. A massive federal labor drive targets unionizing one million workers and a 35 hour week in government work.
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Kennedy
Congress
Victor Riesel
Flooding subsides as cleanup begins in several states
The worst flooding appears ended though some areas still face overflows and major cleanup operations. Property damage is expected to reach millions of dollars as responders work to restore affected communities. The report notes ongoing recovery efforts across multiple states.
SAE Founders Day Banquet Noted By Tucson Alumni
The Tucson Alumni Chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon will host a Founders Day banquet at the Pioneer Hotel tomorrow night. The event marks the 107th anniversary of SAE at the University of Alabama in 1886 with 148 chapters nationwide. Rex A. Smith of Evansville Illinois will speak, joined by Donald Budinger, William Browning, and James Michael Kelly. Master of ceremonies is Dr. Robert L. Nugent.
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Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Tucson
George Bland
SAE
William Browning
University of Arizona
James M. Kelly
Pioneer Hotel
University of Alabama
United States
Rex. A. Smith
Evanston, Il
Donald Budinger
James
Michael Kelly
Robert L. Nugent
City Inspectors Drive Housing Code Actions Across Seven Months
Chief Inspector Richard Higginbotham reported 133 substandard housing units demolished or repaired, 178 other violations corrected, 72 junk autos removed, 13 animal complaints investigated, and 22 violations fixed. Seventi one weeded lots and 100 plus miscellaneous complaints completed. Actions centered in West Congress to 22nd streets area.
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Richard Higginbotham
Hirginbotham
Higginbotham
West
Congress
22Nd Streets
Stone Avenue
Tucson Subscription Rates Announced for Week Delivery
Rates list annual carrier price of $23.40 and home delivery charges of 45 cents per week. The notice specifies subscription options for in city Tucson and outside Tucson with Mall and annual terms.
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North Stone Ave
Tucson
Arizona
Suspect Faces Two Charges In Auto Theft Case
Armando O. Gonzales, 23, of 1026 E Tennessee St, was booked on grand theft auto and second-degree burglary after police recovered a car belonging to Frank Contreras, stolen last Saturday and found Sunday near S Euclid Ave and E 38th St. Tools valued at $200 were missing. tires removed.
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Armando O. Gonzales
Tennessee St
Justice Court 2
Gonzales
Frank Contreras
S. Santa Cruz Ave
S. Euclid Ave
Syrian army revolt ties Syria to Nasser position and Iraq
The Syrian army revolts in a bid to align Syria with President Nasser's United Arab Republic and with Iraq after a pro Nasser revolution. Rebels close borders and airports and declare a curfew as tensions escalate.
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Nasser
United Arab Republic
Iraq
McLeod Named Arizona Sportswriter of the Year
George McLeod of the Tucson Daily Citizen earns the Arizona Sportswriter of the Year honor from the National Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association. The feature notes his recent accolade and page reference.
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George McLeod
Tucson Daily Citizen
Arizona
National Sportscasters and Sportswriters Assn
Public Records and Notices Summary
Public records and notices cover local changes in property, court filings, and civic actions. The items summarize routine filings, legal actions, and official announcements affecting residents and businesses.
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Jaycee
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