Senate panel backs 160000 for med school survey
The Senate Appropriations Committee reportedly agreed to add 160000 dollars for a medical school survey in the general appropriations bill after days of deadlock with the House. City Manager Mark Keane will present tax and fee proposals to the City Council with Mayor Lew Davis tomorrow. A school board meeting discussed an April 19 dance for fifth and sixth graders amid dating concerns at Amphitheater School. A Tanque Verde Road market owner fired seven shots at two bandits escaping with about 290 dollars.
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Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Senate
Mark Keane
Lew Davis
Harelson School
Amphitheater
Tanque Verde
Lawrence Christiano
Washington official cites London trip on steel pipe to USSR
Undersecretary of State George W Ball travels to London to persuade Britain not to export steel pipe to the Soviet Union. Governor Nelson A Rockefeller campaigns to derail a Rockefeller for president effort in California, urging GOP unity. IRS opens Capitol Hill office to aid members preparing income tax returns. Rascoe Drummond argues continuous congressional probes, like the Pentagon TFX controversy, remain useful.
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George W., Ball
London
Soviet Union
Nation photoengravers reach settlement to resume NYC papers
Nation Photoengravers union negotiators accept a settlement formula removing a major barrier to the resumption of publication by New York City newspapers. Also notes a Kansas City election, absentee ballots in mayoral race, a Bataan survivor in Illinois happy over state suspending relief collection, and a Cuban exile record selling in Miami.
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New York City
Kansas City
Cuban exiles claim Russian ship rammed sunk in harbor
Cuban exiles say a Russian ship was rammed and sunk in a Cuban harbor by a rebel boat loaded with explosives guided by a remote center. The report comes as tensions rise and the rebels claim responsibility for the attack amid wartime rhetoric.
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Central
Adcock Seeks Reunion With Tebbetts As Indian
Former Milwaukee first baseman Joe Adcock now plays for Cleveland and says he looks forward to facing Birdie Tebbetts, the Indians manager. The piece notes Tebbetts’ belief in a possible pennant run.
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Milwaukee
Joe Adcock
Cincinnati
Birdie Tebbetts
Joe
Birdie
Cleveland
George McLeod
General Index Bridge and Comics Guide
The page lists sections including Bridge Molly Mayfield 30 Comics 29 Movie Times 28 Crossword Puzzle 16 Sports 31 34 Deaths 35 Teen Citizen 14 15 Editorials 12 TV Radio Dials 26 Financial News 18 19 Woman's View 21 24. It outlines feature areas and page numbers guiding readers to entertainment, sports, obituaries, youth topics, editorials, and financial briefs.
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Molly Mayfield
Arson Suspected in East Side House Fire
Investigators link a blaze causing 2500 dollars damage to the Joshua Warren residence at 1105 East 28th Street to arson. Two empty kerosene cans were found in the living room and another on the porch, with kerosene-soaked twine connecting rooms. The fire, reported before 3 a.m., was confined to the bedroom and attic. Warren returns from California to aid the probe.
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Howard Danielson
Joshua Warren
E. 28Th St
Danielson
Warren
California
Cattlemen To Meet At Pena Blanca Lake Lodge
The Arizona Cattlemen's Protective Association will hold its annual meeting at Pena Blanca Lake Lodge this Saturday. Dr. Leonard Dewhirst of the University of Arizona will speak as about 200 members, county officials, and legislators attend. Dan W. Clarke is president with Douglas Cumming first vice president Pat White second vice president Charles Day treasurer and Fred Boice secretary.
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Nogales
Arizona Cattlemen's
Arizona Cattlemen's Protective Association
Pena Blanca Lake Lodge
Leonard Dewhirst
University of Arizona
Dan W. Clarke
Tucson
Douglas Cumming
Pat White
Red Rock
Charles Day
Tumacacori
Fred Boice
Arivaca
Driver Hurt In Hit Run On East 13th Street
Police seek the hit and run motorist who struck the rear of a car on East 13th Street sending 50 year old Uzziah Pathus Grigsby to St Marys Hospital in satisfactory condition. The collision occurred as Grigsbys car stopped for a stop sign at South 6th Avenue and the other vehicle skidded 46 feet before ramming the rear. Witnesses described two occupants fleeing the scene.
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East 13Th Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Uzziah Pathus Grigsby
Hampton Ave
Grigsby
South 6Th Avenue
Griesbey
Berlin Talks Fail To Spark Action
UPI reports a one hour Soviet American Berlin conference produced no fresh proposals. Secretary of State Rusk and Soviet Ambassador Dobrynin agreed to meet again but offered no date. State Department called the talks friendly yet nonproductive, with no new Soviet proposals or exchanged papers. Dobrynin said the exchange of opinions had begun and another meeting would come rather soon.
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Sador Antoly F. Dobrynin
State Department
Lincoln White
Dobrynin
United States
Russia
Berlin
Llewellyn E. Thompson
Moscow
Martin J
Ted Weems Remains Critical In Tulsa Hospital
Band leader Ted Weems, 62, remained on the critical list in a Tulsa hospital after being admitted March 14. Attendants said he had not been informed his band was chosen for a Dallas honors award. He is conscious and able to speak, though initially he suffered respiratory congestion.
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Tulsa
Okla
Ted Weems
Weems
Dallas
Gunfire Wounds Italian Soldier in Alto Adige Region
Gunfire cracked from a dark hillside last night wounding one soldier at an Italian artillery barracks in Bolzano. The incident marks a rare outbreak of violence in Alto Adige near the Austrian frontier amid German speaking calls for more autonomy.
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Bolzano
Italy
Alto Adige
Unemployment Riot Threatens Macmillan Government
London reports a riot by about 5000 unemployed outside Parliament, prompting Labour calls for action. Police detained nine and injured over twenty as the event underlined Britain’s 3.1 percent jobless rate of 701,930 people as of March 11.
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London
UPI
Harald Macmillan
Labor Party
Macmillan
Times of London
The
Daily Mail
St. Stephen’s Gate
Britain
One-Car Crash Injures Two In Tucson
Two young men, Henry Eugene Wahwassuck and James Moffett, were treated in fair condition at Tucson Medical Center after a early morning one car crash at N Howard Ave and E Silver Lake Road. Wahwassuck suffered concussion and other injuries. Moffett had a lower jaw fracture. Police cited Wahwassuck for failure to control the vehicle and damage to city property.
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Tucson Medical Center
Howard Ave
E. Silverlake Road
Henry Eugene Wahwassuck
Olive St
James Moffett
35Th St
Wahwassuck
Moffett
Howard
Silverlake
Amape
Sunglasses Drug Under Blane Laws
Buffalo druggist Robert L. Algase won acquittal in city court on charges of violating Sunday blue laws. Algase argued sunglasses are used in treatment and thus not prohibited.
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Buffalo
N.Y
UPL
Robert L., Algase
Algase
Eye Disease Drug Qualification Under State Education Law
A fragment notes a requirement that certain eye and other diseases be treated as drugs under the state education law. The text hints at regulatory or legal interpretation affecting school health programs and approved treatments. Entities mentioned include state education authorities and medical terms related to ocular conditions.
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Hillenbrande
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Pennington
Phoenix
Baily Citizen
Citizen Publishing Co
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Arizona
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Puto TN
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