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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1964

Page

25

Dope Seizure At Kennedy Airport Valued In Millions

A New York woman, 49, faces drug trafficking charges after customs intercepted 22 pounds of cocaine from Chile at Kennedy Airport. Officials call it the largest cocaine seizure in U.S. history and link the courier to a major international conspiracy. Bail set at $50,000. she claims danger to life.

Kennedy Airport Santiago Chile Juanita Bradbie Tam U.S Salvatore T. Abruzzo Brooklyn Raymond B.gruenwald

Krotenberg Seeks District 1 School Board Appointment

Stanley Krotenberg a former District 1 candidate says he will certainly accept an appointment if offered. Young Democrats of Greater Tucson suggested him as appointee. Florence Reece expected to name a successor to Dan C. McKinney who resigned last week. Krotenberg is interested in appointment but won’t run in a special election. He finished third in last year’s race with 1,873 votes. He advocated more federal aid to schools and more construction on Tucson’s south and west sides.

Stanley Krotenberg Young Democrats Greater Tucson Krotenberg Florence Reece Dan C. McKinney Reece Ate University of Arizona Bruce Dusenberry C. van Haatten

Rebels Surrender in Burma Amid Government Push

Forty five Karen rebels surrendered yesterday in Tharawaddy District about 200 miles north of Rangoon. The government said the Karens abandoned their armed struggle due to intensified operations against them.

Rangoon Burma Tharawaddy

Mistory Of Apes Will Be Traced By Science Service

A Yale Peabody Museum expedition will travel to the Fayum area about 60 miles south of Cairo Egypt to determine when the first ape ancestor arose. Scientists aim to learn if monkeys or apes linked to older forms inhabited Egypt in the Miocene period about 12 to 24 million years ago.

Science Service New Haven, Conn Egypt Yale Peabody Museum of Tural History Cairos Fayum Depression

Drug Industry Urged To Do Its Own Policing

George R. Cain of Abbott Laboratories urged the drug industry to create its own policing mechanism to root out makers of questionable drugs. Speaking to about 500 drug firm representatives at a Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association meeting, Cain warned that without action industry ethics could face stronger review guidelines. Dr A Gifford Upjohn called for daily public awareness to restore trust and respect in the industry.

New York George R. Cain Abbott Laboratories Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association Cain A. Gifford Upjohn Senate Estes Kefauver O-Tenn

Bumps May Help Tell Mongolism

Researchers identify Syringo ma eye bumps in mongoloids at Pennhurst State School 37 of 200 show lesions while only six of 1001 non mongoloid mentally retarded patients exhibit them. Incidence higher in mongoloids than in normals. findings reported in Archives of Dermatology by Butterworth Strean Beerman and Wood.

Chicago Pennhurst State School Spring City Thomas Butterworth Reading Lyon P. Strean Norristown Herman Beerman Margaret Gray Wood Philadelphia Archives of Dermatology American Medical Association

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