Legislators Hear Protests Over Care Of Blind Students
Tucson lawmakers of the House Public Institutions Committee heard strong complaints from seven parents about the Arizona School for the Deaf and Blind. They urged better supervision and questioned the case for a joint facility, while criticizing administration and school funding. The panel promised a full airing before the school board.
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Charles Gudaitis
Tucson
House Public Institutions Committee
Arizona School For the Deaf
W. Speedway
Walter Rowley
W. Limberlost Road
Public Institutions Committee
Douglas Holsclaw
Thomas Webster
Joe Ybarra
Doris Varn
Richard Herbert
Holsclaw
Edward Tillinghast
Jean Renfrow
Charles Thornton
Arizona
Louise Campbell
Bess Marie Elliott
University announces several promotions at Arizona
The University of Arizona revealed promotions under President Richard A. Harvill. Dr. Harold J. Hoflich was named director of the Bureau of Business Research. Dr. Harwood P. Pyinen becomes editor of Arizona and the West. Dr. Samuel S. Britt is assistant dean of continuing education and the summer session. Dr. Aden B. Meinel is department head and steward observatory director. Carl N. Hodges becomes supervisor of Sonar Energy Laboratory. Derek G. Burlinson is assistant comptroller and head cashier. Six men reached full professor: Dewhirst in animal pathology, Harrenstein and Singer in civil engineering, Fitch in astronomy, Malik in German, Chin in pharmacology.
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Harold J. Hoflich
Bureau of Business Research
University of Arizona
Richard A. Harvill
Harwood P. Pyinenn
Ari
Zona and the West
Samuel S. Britt
Aden B. Meinel
Department of
Astronomy
Steward Observatory
Carl N. Hodges
Institute of Atmospheric Physics
Sonar Energy Laboratory
Derek G. Burlinson
Leonard W. Dewhirst
Agriculture College
Howard Harrenstien
Don A. Singer
Walter S. Fitch
Joe Malik Jr
Lincoln Chin
Forces Day Draws Many To Sites
Hundreds of Tucsonians visited Armed Forces Day open houses at Southern Arizona military sites as temperatures neared 100 degrees before noon. Families waited at Davis Monthan Air Force Base for a 10 am gate opening while others toured Mt Lemmon and the 684th Radar Squadron in cooler 70s. Tanks from the 8th Tank Battalion arrived late after a city police-ordered display shift, and Ft Huachuca hosted a day long program with a military review and flyover.
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County Fair
Army
Electronic Proving Ground
Ft. Huachuca
One Paper Only Says University Arizona bans campus presses
The University of Arizona forbids selling any student newspaper on campus except the official Arizona Wildcat. A new independent paper, The University Review, requested campus sales but was denied. The Wildcat editor is chosen by the Board of Publications and published by the Associated Students, reinforcing its status as an official school publication.
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University of Arizona
Arizona Wildcat
University Review
Associated Students of the University
Wildcat
Fire Fatal To Three Prisoners In Paterson Jail
Three inmates died from smoke and poisoning when a fire broke out in a padded cell at Paterson city jail early today. Fourteen others and two firemen were overcome and hospitalized. seven inmates not hospitalized were moved to Passaic County jail. The blaze started around 4:35 a.m. after a recently booked detainee, Robert West, was placed in the padded cell.
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Paterson
N.J
Paterson City
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Passaic County
John Boon
Robert West
Alan Cook
James Dewitt Turner
Roon
West
Ford plans further layoffs after Chicago plant walkout
Ford Motor Co announced more layoffs next week, raising the total to 12,500 idled workers after Chicago stamping plant employees refused to return. The cutbacks affect eight plants including Buffalo, Cleveland, Dearborn, Monrose, and several others with partial shifts at three assembly plants.
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Detroit
UPI
Ford Motor Co
Chicago
Ford
United Auto Workers International
Kansas City
Dearborn
Nashville
Rangers Misidentified Photo Prompts Arizona Apology
A New York firm will apologize for using an Arizona Rangers photo misrepresented as Texans. Negotiations run through Gov. Paul Fannin with a June 13 tentative apology. The ad, showing 19 men with rifles, drew protests after Arizona residents noted the image depicted Arizona Rangers at Morenci.
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Phoenix
New York
Arizona Rangers
Guv
Paul Fannin
Winchester Co
Texas Rangers
Arizona
Morenci
Henry H. Hunter
Fannin
Texas
Arizona AFL-CIO Elects Evans as Secretary-Treasurer
John E. Evans, interim secretary treasurer for three months, was elected to a $12 000 a year post by acclamation at the Arizona AFL-CIO state convention in Phoenix. Fred Rhodes was re elected president and William J. Harkness named vice president as 224 delegates met. Mil ton V. Lee withdrew, leaving concerns over Evans qualifications and solidarity within the labor ranks.
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Phoenix
John E. Evans
Arizona Afl-Cio
Milton V. Lee
Fred Rhodes
Tucson
William J. Harkness
Lee
Evans
Mason Warren
Afl-Cio
Birchers
No Progress In Food Store Talks
A Tucson negotiating session between the Retail Clerks Union and four city food chains ended with no progress. Pickets continued outside Goodman's outlets as both sides planned a second City Hall meeting Wednesday. Federal mediator W P Halloran observed. El Rancho Safeway Food Giant and seven Goodman’s stores participated.
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Tucson
Goodman
Lew Davis
W. P. Halloran
el Rancho
Safeway
Food Giant Markets
Goodman’s
Harold Burk
Employers Council
Rulon Goodman
Charles Fish
Elfbrandt Seeks AFL-CIO Backing in Loyalty Oath Fight
Tucson teacher Vernon C Elfbrandt asked Arizona AFL CIO for moral and financial aid to support his and his wife Barbara Elfbrandt in their refusal to sign the state loyalty oath. They have not been paid for two years. The State Supreme Court upheld the oath and the couple may seek U S Supreme Court review. Gene McClelland argued taxpayers may demand loyalty from public employees.
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Tucson
Vernon C. Elfbrandt
Arizona Afl-Cio
Barbara Elfbrandt
Elfbrandt
Doolen
Amphitheater
ElEbrandt
State Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Gene McClelland
Plan Ahead In Transit Is Warning In Tucson
A University of Arizona research specialist said Tucson should plan for mass transit solutions two decades ahead. W. D. Kelley of the Bureau of Business and Public Research noted Kennedy’s proposed $375 million mass transit bill, including about $10 million for research grants. He told the Tucson Chamber of Commerce committee the bill aims to guarantee revenue bonds to finance transit systems in urban areas with over 100,000 people.
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University of Arizona
Tucson
W. D. Kelley
Bureau of Business and Public Research
Kennedy
Kelley
Tucson Chamber of Commerce
National Affairs Committee
Old Spanish Trail Elects Joseph Malerhauser President
The Old Spanish Trail Inc. re elected Joseph Malerhauser opera tor of Colossal Cave president at the annual meeting at the Pioneer Hotel. S. Edgar Goyette and Russell Taylor of Tucson were named secretary and treasurer, with William Duflock named Arizona vice president. Plans call for 100,000 brochures and trail signs to highlight tourist attractions along the Jacksonville Florida to San Diego route.
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Joseph Malerhauser
Colossal Cave
Old Spanish Trail Inc
Pioneer Hotel
S. Edgar Goyette
Russell Taylor
Tucson
William Duflock
Imperial County
Arizona
Jacksonville
Fla
San Diego
Benefit Dance at St Paul's Parish Fundraiser
A benefit western and round dance is set for 8 tonight at St Pauls Memorial Parish. Admission is $1 per person with proceeds to aid the Episcopal Student Center.
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St. Paul’s Parish
Western Square
St. Paul's Memorial Parish
Episcopal Student Center
Shenkarow Dies During Temple Ceremony at 51
Louis E. Shenkarow 51 longtime Tucson pharmacist and Temple Emanu El president died last night during services after suffering a heart attack while presenting awards to Hebrew graduates. Survived by widow Freda three daughters two sons and large family. Funeral arrangements pending with Adair Funeral Home. Temple event tonight canceled.
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Louis E. Shenkarow
Temple Emanu-El
Shenkarow
4Th St
Winnipeg
Man
Shenkaraw
Tucson
Southgate
Oracle Rexall
Santa Rita
Swan
Arizona
Brussels
el Rio
Rita Miller
van Nuys
Calif
Tillie Lasker
North Hollywood
Jenny Gussein
Sam
Irving
Encino
Adair Funeral Home
South Tucson Studies Civil Defense Setup
South Tucson weighs organizing a Civil Defense agency. Clerk Alex Gonzales reported on recommendations from the State Civil Defense Organization in Phoenix. The council will study the proposal and anticipated possible future joining with the Tucson Pima County Civil Defense Agency.
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South Tucson
Alex Gonzales
Phoenix
Tucson-Pima County
Broadcasters Call For Overhaul Of Rating System
Rep J Arthur Younger of California urged the broadcasting industry to create its own auditing service to set proper ratings standards. He cited numerous discrepancies in current systems and urged honesty without government interference.
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Dominic Crolla
House
J. Arthur Younger
California
Arizona
Our
Leroy Collins
National Association of Broadcasters
Younger
Oklahoma
Phoenix
Death Cause Still Not Determined
A coroner's jury could not determine the exact cause of Pedro F. Ochoa's death found in his living room at 401 W. 27th St. The panel ruled the death resulted from mechanical obstruction of the throat by external force, with possible strangulation or neck blows noted by pathologist Dr. Louis Hirsch. Insufficient evidence prevented ruling on how the bruises occurred. The discovery came after initial suspicion of strangulation by Detective Jack Simmons. The three men living at the address had been drinking the night before.
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Pedro F. Ochoa
W. 27Th St
Louis Hirsch
Ochoa
Justice of the Peace
Clark H. Johnson
South
Tucson
Jack Simmons
Ramon Ochoa
Jose Orozco
Open Air Concert Tomorrow by University of Arizona Symphonic Band
The UA Symphonic Band will perform eight Sousa marches under Jack K. Lee at 7 30 p m on the steps of the UA Library tomorrow. The program themed Something For Everyone includes Triumphal March from Quo Vadis The Celebration Overture The London Suite and selections from Fanny There is no admission charge and the public is welcome.
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University of Arizona Symphonic Band
Jack K. Lee
Sousa
John Phillip Sousa
Miklos Rozsa
Paul Creston
Eric Coates
Fanny
Harold Rome
First Grade Registration Scheduled
Incoming first graders in Amphitheater District elementary schools are scheduled to register on Wednesday. Walker School enrollment access and classroom visits with lunch are planned for Thursday at 11 a.m. New Walker boundaries include Shannon Road, Rillito River, Oracle Road, Genematus Drive, and Orange Grove Road. Birth certificates or age proof required.
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Harelson Area
Harelson
Walker
Canyon del Oro
Walker School
Shannon Road
Rillito River
Oracle Road
Genematus Drive
1St Avenue
Orange Grove Road
Prince
Keeling
Wetmore
Holaway
Nash
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Richard Ellsasser Brillant Younes
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Broadway Organ Center
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Skyline Dr
Coronado Foothills
Old Pueblo
Alameda
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Rangers
Cithren Photn
Louis E, Shenkarow
Robert M
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Unday
Charles F. Cook
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