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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1964

Page

16

Torrent Soaks Gulf Coast and Snow Hits Northwest

Heavy rains soaked the Gulf Coast with Galveston Texas recording 5.24 inches in 24 hours setting a December one day record. Snow and rain spread across the Northwest and Midwest as a cold front moved through.

Wire Services Gulf Coast Texas Northwest Galveston Tex Alexandria Louisiana Oklahoma Missouri Arkansas Montana Glacier Park Yellowstone Midwest Chicago Ohio Kansas Kansas City California Oregon New England Idaho Utah Nevada Great Plains

Scenic Route Hearings To Be Resumed

The Board of Supervisors plans to renew hearings on a county wide scenic routes plan affecting major roads. County official Dennis Weaver says the program remains ambitious and progress includes a 30 foot building setback rule, with billboard setbacks deferred to allow manufacturers to propose recommendations.

Board of Supervisors Dennis Weaver Oid Weaver County Planning and Zonifig Commission

GOP Club To Get State Officers For 1965

The Thunderbird Republican Club will present a slate of new officers and board members for 1965 at an 8 p.m. meeting Tuesday at the El Conquistador Hotel. Election occurs at the January meeting. Retiring officers are Avery Dixon, John Whiteside, and Norman J. Sage. Richard Higginbotham will speak on the proposed city sign ordinance.

Thunderbird Republican Club el Conquistador Hotel Richard Asmussen Avery Dixon John Whiteside Norman J. Sage William Kordsieman Tod Rogers Thomas Berry David Brannan

Training Classes Still Have Room

Wray Schmalhorst, Tucson supervisor for the Manpower Development and Training Act agency, says openings remain for classes starting Monday to train dental assistants and salespersons. Designed for youths over 17 and a half who completed the 10th grade, the program offers a high school equivalency diploma and sales and dental assisting skills. Eligible trainees may receive an allowance of 20 dollars a week or more, with applications at the Arizona State Employment Service, 403 W Congress St.

Wray Schmalhorst Tucson Manpower Development and Training Act Training Agency Arizona State Employment Service W. Congress St

40 Bicycles To Be Sold At Auction

More than 40 unclaimed bicycles will be auctioned by police at Sunset Park behind the police headquarters at 10 a m tomorrow. Also to be sold are bicycle tires and rims. The sale occurs when recovered bikes exceed storage capacity. Buyers may claim a bike they previously owned.

Sunset Park

UA Coed Found Innocent Of Possession Of Liquor

An 18 year old University of Arizona coed was found innocent in City Court of unlawful possession of liquor by a minor. Magistrate Gatewood ruled she lacked dominion over the liquor, despite admitting she took a drink, as the bottle belonged to someone else and she was not charged with illegal consumption.

University of Arizona Coed Susan Irene Lien Hart Charles Gatewood Miss Lienhart Calle Poca E. Eastland St S. Janet Ave Gatewood Thomas Cox Cox

Annew era Jumbles Hint at Hiring Sire Ailigse

A cryptic Jumbles post hints at hiring patterns and potential missteps. The fragment suggests a scenario where people who sire ailigse pose risks if not guided, implying cautious hiring and oversight.

Ailigse

Pianos Tuned by Sight Using Oscilloscopes at Wurlitzer

DeKalb engineers at the Wurlitzer Co. design piano tuning oscilloscopes that display note frequencies on a screen. A quartz crystal oscillator provides the proper frequency, shifting wave position on a TV-like display to show flat or sharp notes, with stationary curves indicating exact pitch.

Science Service Dekalb Wurlitzer Co

Psych Center Aide Tharp Takes Harvard Consulting Post

Dr. Roland G Tharp director of the Southern Arizona Mental Health Center psychology dept travels to Boston December 14 to meet Harvard Medical School on family treatment program. He speaks December 16 in Bethesda Md to the National Institute of Mental Health on disturbed marriage effects on children and December 17 in Washington to Peace Corps officials. The Tucson clinic runs a home based family treatment program for mentally ill patients and their relatives.

Roland G. Tharp Southern Arizona Mental Health Center Harvard Medical School Tharp Boston Harvard National Institute of Mental Health Department On Bethesda Washington Peace Corps Tucson

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