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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1961

Page

5

Bins in Stores Collecting For Needy At Christmas

Community Christmas Center coordinates a citywide donation drive in 36 Tucson markets to gather non perishable foods toys and games for the needy. Local firms clubs and agencies donate items with the central collection at the Community Christmas Center 807 E Broadway. Checks to fund the effort aid social service agencies and ensure a joyful holiday for Tucson’s less fortunate.

Tucson Becky Resser Kathy Waetje Debbie Ryan Community Christmas Center el Rancho Markets Consumer Markets A. J. Bayless Markets Sharp’s Markets Food Giant Safeway Goodman Markets Tucson Warehouse & Transfer Co E. Broadway Pima County Welfare Department Tucson Community Council Gordon Matteson Cal-Ray Bakeries Ram's Market Rainbow Baking Co Tucson General Hospital AFCO Hayden Flour Mills Community Center Fund P.O Catalina Junior Woman’s Club Junior League of Tucson Inc Pueblo Junior Woman's Club The Service League of Tucson Inc Suburban Woman’s Club Tucson Woman's Club American Red Cross Amphitheater School District Catalina Council of Boy Scouts of America Pima County Juvenile Probation Dept

Hypertension reversal shown after drug therapy at UCSF

Dr Irvine H Page reports 18 patients with long histories of high blood pressure showed complete reversal of symptoms after stopping medication. He cautions not a cure, but a first record of hypertension as a reversible disease, indicating pressures can be lowered and maintained without ongoing therapy in some cases.

San Francisco UPI University of Californa Medical Center Irvine H. Page Cleveland Clinic American Heart Association Page

Man escapes unhurt in Tucson trailer gas blast

Lyman Creek of 6112 E 26th St escaped unscathed when a butane gas explosion damaged his 19 foot camping trailer at the rear of his home. Firefighters say a lantern likely ignited leaking gas after he finished repairing a water heater. The blast buckled the trailer and blew out windows, causing about 1000 dollars in damage.

Tucson Lyman Creek 26Th St Creek

Two Youths Held In Goldwyn's Burglary Case

Two 18 year olds were booked on burglary suspicion for a October 30 break in at Goldwyn's Department Store 707 E Ft Lowell Rd. About 1500 worth of men's clothing and shoes and 20 in cash were taken. Swaim was found at Flowing Wells High School and Lancaster was arrested near North Oracle Road.

City Goldwyn’'s E. Ft. Lowell Rd Paul Albert Swaim W. Wetmore Rd Carson Jay Lancesg W. Roger Rd Swaim Flowing Wells High School Lancaster North Oracle Road

Rancher Slain as Wife Is Charged in Pearce County

A rancher, Chuck Cornish aged 27, was shot to death in his home near Pearce as he slept. His wife Katy Cornish, 22, was charged with the slaying and taken to a hospital in shock. A priest reported the incident and authorities noted previous threats. the couple had a one year old daughter.

Woman held on gun charge after concealed weapon found

A Tucson woman Ovedia Williams was booked on suspicion of carrying a concealed weapon after police stopped a car near 22nd Street and Country Club. She refused to identify herself and was also charged with drunkenness following a search that found a loaded .32 caliber revolver in her purse.

Tucson City Ovedia Illiams 22Nd St. and Country Club

DAR Attack Sparks Surge in UNICEF Christmas Card Sales

UNICEF card sales rose to record levels after the Daughters of the American Revolution accused the charity of spreading communist influence. A New York booth set a 10 year single day sales record, with money supporting food and medicine for children in developing countries.

New York UPI Daughters of the American Revolution Unicef Olga Gedhas U.S DAR Hubert Schlesinger Jenkintown Church Committee Charles E. Conover Pearl River N.Y Kurt Barnard Chicago FDR Marion Anderson

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