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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1966

Page

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Nuns to Become Citizens on Monday

Sister Mary Theresa and three Immaculate Heart of Mary nuns will join 66 others taking US citizenship oaths Monday. The women, born in Mexico and Spain, recall religious persecution and revolutions, and express pride in the Constitution and Uncle Sam’s country.

Sta Four Immaculate Heart of Mary U. S Mary Theresa Mary Dorothy Mary of Jesus Mexico U.S Immaculate Heart Order Midands Galif Mary Heatrice United States Country

Nun Rites Set For Sister Kathleen Marie

Memorial Mass for Sister Kathleen Marie C S C fifth grade teacher at St Cyril s parish school will be presided by Bishop Francis J Green at 9 a m Monday in St Cyril s Catholic Church 4725 E Pima St She was killed in a auto mobile wreck near Brawley California last Sunday Burial took place Thursday in Los Angeles Two other Congregation of the Holy Cross sisters injured in the crash Sister Raymond Mary and Sister Eugenia are convalescing at Holy Cross Hospital in San Fernando California surgeons expect they will remain hospitalized most of December but are recovering well.

Francis J. Green Kathleen Marie C.S.C St. Cyril's Parish School Brawley Calif The Congregation of the Holy Cross Holy Cross Hospital San Fernando Raymond Mary Eugenia

Sunshine Club names new officers and directors

Carl F. Miller of Carl F. Miller Insurance Associates is elected president of the Sunshine Club. Also named were James A. Wares as president elect James A. Davies as vice president and directors David L. Bischoff John R. Greer Roland E. Hansen and Clarence Roach.

Carl F. Miller Carl F. Miller Insurance Associates Sunshine Club James A. Wares James A. Davies David L. Bischoff John R. Greer Roland E. Hansen Clarence Roach

Suspect Arrested in Rape Assault Case

Police have arrested William Roy Vaughn, 36, of 1825 E Adelaide, on a warrant charging him with assault with intent to commit rape.

William Roy Vaughn E. Adelaide

Bond Set After Suspect Accused of Attack on Woman

Count Filed Bond was set at $2,000. Vaughn is accused of beating a 7year-old woman Tuesday when she refused his advances. She was treated for head injuries at Pima County Hospital.

Vaughn Pima County Hospital

Arizona Section Meeting Public Events At Tucson Venues

About 650 delegates and the public attend a two day Arizona Section of the American Institute of Mining Engineers meeting. A Clyde Langley Alaska film plays at Rincon High School Auditorium with admission later at 8 30. Chips With Everything is staged at Playbox Theater on Tanque Verde Road. A dance drama and music program occurs at First Methodist Church social hall to aid church scholarships. Rep Morris K Udall speaks at University Auditorium in a Sunday Evening Forum with donations requested.

Arizona American Institute of Mining Pioneer International Hotel Alaska Clyde Langley Rincon High School Playbox Theater Traildust Town Tanque Verde Road First Methodist Church Morris K. Udall University Auditorium

Fee boost eyed for Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum admission

The museum seeks approval to raise adult prices from 1.00 to 1.50 to cover a projected 250 000 dollar operating deficit next year. Supervisors Dennis Weaver and Pete Rubi want financial data first, fearing higher fees may deter visitors despite a small prior attendance drop.

Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum Board of Supervisors Dennis Weaver Pete Rubi Lewis Wayne Walker

Tucson Marine Loses Legs In Viet Nam Mine

Sergeant Marshall M. Dow returned to Tucson after Viet Nam with both legs lost to a land mine near Danang on May 12. He recalled the blast, the quick helicopter evacuation, and his resolve, praising his wife Ramona Mena and their three sons while thanking Navy corpsmen for saving his life. Dow, born in New England, had served as a drill instructor at Parris Island and has called Tucson home since 1961.

Marshall M. Dow Tucson Viet Nam Danang Veterans Hospital Armed Forces New England Dow Ramona Mena Holy Family Church Marines Providence R.I Parris Island Navy Navy Corps

Marine sergeant Dow eyes new life after injuries

Marshall M. Dow credits the Dow men and the helicopter crew for saving his life after severe leg injuries that led to amputation. Arriving at Oakland Hospital May 21, he has five months of prosthetic training and aims to pursue physical therapy at a VA school or the University of Arizona. Dow recalls Marine discipline and confidence, plans to walk with crutches then a cane, and believes the Marine corps’ fighting spirit will guide his recovery and future career.

Dow Philippines Oakland Hospital Veterans Administration School University of Arizona

Girl Struck By Auto Near Lehigh and 22nd Street

A 14 year old girl, Christine Singsaas, was struck by a car at E 22nd St and S Lehigh Ave Friday evening. She is listed in fair condition with a fractured right leg and other injuries at St Josephs Hospital. The driver, Denzel Hawkins 24, of 7564 By 29th Ste, was cited for failure to yield to a pedestrian in a crosswalk.

St. Joseph's Hospital S. Lehigh Ave Christine Singsaas Bernard Singsaas E. Kenyon Drive Denzel Hawkins Ste Hawkins

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