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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1968

Page

3

Last Rites for Harry Shiff Held in Tucson

Funeral services were scheduled for 3:30 p.m. at Arizona Mortuary chapel for Harry Shiff a Tucson resident for 27 years who died yesterday at Devon Gables Nursing Home. The 73 year old was a former New York building supply dealer and father of Murray and Howard Shiff. He immigrated from Russia in 1903 entered the family business and was an active Democrat for over 25 years serving at the 1932 Democratic National Convention. Survived by Eva his widow two sons a daughter Frances Friedman a brother Benjamin two sisters seven grandchildren and one great grandson. Burial followed at Evergreen Cemetery.

Harry Shiff Tucson Devon’ Gables Nursing Home Murray Howard Shiff United States Russia Shiff James A. Farley New York City Shhiff Congregation Anshei Israel B'nai B'rith Anshei Israel 6Th St United Jewish Appeal Schiff Eva Frances Friedman Benjamin Anna Cohen Bessie Solomon Arizona Mortuary Chapel Evergreen Cemetery

Tests Fail To Show Why Girl Died

In Tucson 15 year old Patricia Acevedo was found dead in her backyard on 1611 W Speedway Blvd. Coroner pathologist Dr Edward Brucker said autopsy showed nothing and microscopic and toxicology tests were negative. He ruled death by unknown cause. Father José Acevedo said she had been in good health and had not seen a doctor since 1965.

Patricia Acevedo Tucson Edward Brucker W. Speedway Blvd José Acevedo Brucker

Tucsonian Named To Council

A Tucson woman Mrs. Donald E. Schell 825 W. Samalayuca Drive was named to the 12 member Governor s Advisory Council on Aging and serves as vice chairman. The council in its first Phoenix meeting discussed anticipated federal funds for aging of about 98000 and Schell has led state and national aging conferences since 1961.

Tucson Donald E. Schell W. Samalayuca Drive Phoenix Schell

Trucker Dies as Toll Hits 387 Near Yuma

Louis West, 35, of Quemeto New Mexico, died when his semi crashed on a Yuma County road east of Yuma. The incident plus a Prescott man’s death raised Arizona 1968 traffic toll to 387, up 42 from a year ago. West was pinned when maize-laden rig overturned after failing to negotiate a turn.

Louis West Quemeto N.M Yuma Prescott Arizona West Highway Patrol Dewey Junior Palliser U.S

Doctors Adopt Death Determination Code in Australia

The World Medical Assembly, in Sydney, adopted a statement of death requiring two doctors to pronounce death before transplants. It avoids a fixed definition of death, citing advancing resuscitation methods. The rule relies on clinical judgment with diagnostic aids like EEG as needed. A Japanese heart transplant sparked calls for organ-transfer laws and a commission to study death definitions.

Associated Press World Medical Assembly Sydney Australia Leonard Mallen The Association Japan Sunao Sonoda Sonoda Noriuo Miyazaki

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