Embalming Through the Ages From Egypt to Civil War
A digest of embalming history shows the evolution from ancient Egypt mummies to medieval Europe methods and 19th century chemical fluids. Modern embalming began in the Civil War era with traveling experts teaching preservation techniques for war dead.
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Perry Parents' Club to Host Dr. Wood Art Talk
Dr. Harry Wood of Arizona State University will discuss Understanding Children's Art at an 8 p.m. Perry Parents' Club meeting in the school cafetorium located at 3146 E Windsor.
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British Rights Worker Nancy Cunard Dies in Paris
Nancy Cunard 69, activist for Negro rights and member of the Cunard shipping family, died yesterday in a Paris hospital. She was the daughter of Sir Bache Cunard and Emerald Lady Cunard.
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Hate from lips urged at Tucson High by Goldwater
Barry Goldwater urged Tucson High School seniors to drop the word hate from their vocabularies calling it the dirtiest word in the dictionary He said he supported bombing raids on North Vietnam and Laos for three years adding we are at war over there He ruled out a 1966 governor bid and said defeating Sen Carl Hayden in 1968 would be very difficult.
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Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
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