Child Drowns in Back Yard Wading Pool
Funeral arrangements are pending at Adair Funeral Home for 18 month old Jeffrey Werstler who drowned yesterday evening in a 14 foot deep wading pool in the back yard of his home. The child, son of Mr and Mrs John E Werstler, was found by his mother around 5 p.m. at 8434 Desert Steppes Drive and pronounced dead two hours later at St Josephs Hospital. Firemen from Station 12 and Rescue Unit 2 reported a neighbor Air Force Captain Hal Waggoner performing mouth to mouth resuscitation as first aid. Resuscitation and closed heart massage were begun en route to the hospital.
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Adair Funeral
Jeffrey Werstler
John E. Werstler
Desert Steppes Drive
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Ex Tucsonian Pilot Identified in Fatal Alaska Crash
Paul Morf a former University of Arizona student stationed at Davis Monthan AFB was named as the pilot of an Alaska Coastal Airlines twin engine airliner that crashed on the Juneau ice cap about 30 miles north of Juneau killing all nine aboard. Morf 35 of Douglas Alaska was born in Miami Arizona and was a cousin of Mrs Clotece Gorosave of Phoenix with his parents in Phoenix. We summarize the readable facts from the damaged report without repeating sensational wording.
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Paul Morf
University of Arizona
Davis-Monthan +AFB
Alaska
Alaska Coastal Airlines
Juneau
Associated Press
Wagle River Glacier
Mars
Douglas
Miami
Ariz
Clotece Gorosave
N. Melwood Ave
Phoenix
Crowell Named Prescott College Relations Director
Richard Bruce Crowell, former assistant to the UA president, was appointed director of college relations at Prescott College. He studied English for his PhD and previously earned a divinity degree and worked for the Arizona Daily Star. The new college aims to blend humanities and sciences to foster world civilization and technology understanding. the first class of about 100 students will enroll.
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Prescott College
Richard Bruce Crowell
University of Arizona
Richard A. Harvill
Crowell
University
San Francisco Theological Seminary
Arizona Daily Star
New College
Prescott
Safe Ship Bill Advances After Yarmouth Castle Sinking
The Senate approved a bill to bar unsafe passenger vessels from U.S. ports by voice vote, expanding Coast Guard powers. The measure, strengthened by the Senate, returns to the House which had passed its version before the Armouth Castle disaster in the Atlantic near Florida and the Bahamas in November last year, which killed ninety people.
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UPI
Senate
Yarmouth Castle
U.S
Coast Guard
House
Armouth Castle
Atlantic
Florida
Bahamas
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