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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1969

Page

3

Revived Tucson Ameri cans United chapter targets school aid

A Tucson chapter of Americans United for Separation of Church and State was revived at Trinity Presbyterian Church to oppose proposed state tuition aid for private and parochial schools. Parish school advocates argued tax funds should support Catholic schools, while opponents warned such aid would harm public education and increase segregation. The group elected officers and kept Allan Wilson as president.

Tucson Americans United For Separation of Church and State Trinity Presbyterian Church Jack Arnold Donald T. Vosberg Gaston D. Cogdell Washington, D.C Organization For Americans United Cogdell Fredric Mitchell Greater Phoenix Martin A. Larson Phoenix Larson Arizona Allan Wilson Clyde Phillips Phillips Leo Myslicki James L. Bethune Delbert L. Secrist

Liquor Group To Aid Local Benevolences

The Arizona Wholesale Beer and Liquor Association will donate 14 500 to 66 benevolent groups statewide as Christmas gifts. Charles R. Pearce of Mesa, the association president, noted that charities have received over 131 000 since the program began 15 years ago, with Tucson beneficiaries including the Assistance League Tucson 100 and St Elizabeth of Hungary Clinic 300 among others.

Tucson Arizona Wholesale Beer and Liquor Association Arizona Charles R. Pearce Mesa Assistance League of Tucson Girls Living Center National Foundation For Asthmatic Children Pima County Association For Mental Health Pima County Association For Retarded Children St. Elizabeth of Hungary Society of St. Vincent de Paul Square and Compass Tucson Association For the Blind Tucson Honor Court

Brach Estate Listed By Court

Probate records in Superior Court show Frank V Brach Jr industrial designer and son of Brach Candy Co founder left an estate valued at 324775. He died Aug. 2 and willed the estate to his widow Betty W Brach two sons Frank V Brach III and Brian F Brach both of Northridge California and stepson Lt Frederic S Wilson of the U S Navy.

Frank Vincent Brach Jr Brach Candy Co Brach E. Camino Los Vientos Betty W. Brach Frank V. Brach III Brian F. Brach Northridge Calif Frederic S. Wilson U. S. Navy

Poetry Society Branch to Elect Officers in Tucson

The Tucson branch of the Poetry Society and Arizona State Poetry Society will meet at 2 p.m. Saturday in the hospitality room of the Arizona Bank on Speedway Boulevard at Country Club Road. Gordon McIntyre, the president, will lead the meeting, which is open to the public.

Tucson Arizona State Poetry Society Arizona Bank E. Speedway Blvd N. Country Club Road Gordon McIntyre

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