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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1968

Page

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Ex-UCC Agency Head Aileen Taylor Dies At 67

Aileen Taylor 67 former director of Community Service Inc. a United Community Campaign agency died at Tucson Medical Center. Funeral services pending. She lived at 345 E. 3rd St. and had a long career in social service beginning in 1939. She was a singer in the 1920s and active in Catholic Daughters Soroptimist and the National Association of Social Workers. Survived by husband four sons three daughters two sisters and many grandchildren.

Aileen Taylor Community Service Inc United Community Campaign Tucson Medical Center Reilly Funeral Home Comstock Children’s Hospital Marshall Home John F. Maloney Arizona Territory Aileen Nogales Ariz Mexico Arizona Ruby District Taylor St. Mary’s School of Tucson Jesse W. Taylor Catholic Daughters of America Soroptimist International National Association of Social Workers John Taylor Ogden Utah Jesse R. Taylor Tempe James C. Taylor Yuma William K. Taylor San Diego Calif F.P. Salt Florence W.A. Schell Raul Delgado Edward T. Sheehy John J. Buckley

Choppers Rescue Tribesmen in Central Highlands

U S helicopters swarmed into the Central Highlands to rescue 1 095 Montagnard tribesmen held as slave laborers by the Viet Cong. Two thousand captors were driven back by gunships as Chinooks airlifted villagers from Bu Nho near an invasion route to Cambodia.

Saigon Bu Nho Cambodia Nguyen Duong Huy Phuoc Long U.S. 1St Cavalry Division Huy Raymond Suarez Minneapolis Minn

Branded Unconstitutional City Sign Ordinance Flouted

Politicians in a recent campaign admitted flouting the 1966 revised sign ordinance requiring permits for political signs. City inspectors say enforcement is weak as candidates flood areas with late signs. officials discuss fines and removal.

Ernest Garfield Korngold James Fegan Garfield Enos P. Schaffer

Milena Jakovljevic Delivers 15-Pound Baby

Belgrade reports Milena Jakovljevic a 26 year old house wife delivered a 15 pound baby on Tuesday. The newborn’s weight sets off astonishment in local observers and health officials say prenatal care was routine.

Belgrade Milena Jakovljevic

Clever Thug Steals Yen Meant For Christmas Bonuses

A thief disguised as a police officer hijacked two bank cars carrying 816000000 yen intended for Christmas bonuses at Tokyo area Fuchu’s Tokyo Shibaura Electric Co. Police have no clues on the robber as he fled after signaling bomb danger to four unarmed bank officials. The company later received an additional 294 million yen.

Tokyo Electric Company Fuchu Tokyo Shibaura Electric Co

ROTC Units Plan Merchandising Push After Voluntary Move

University of Arizona ROTC departments say they will launch a selling campaign to attract students now that ROTC is voluntary. Lt Col Felix L Goodwin says they will highlight leadership, education and financial benefits. Col Robert D Dwan notes last two years cadets earn 50 dollars monthly, akin to a 1300 dollar scholarship, with additional tuition and living expense scholarships. Maj Ira I Lynn adds recruiters will partner with counselors and 35 area high schools and 2 junior colleges.

University of Arizona Rotc Board of Regents Publc Felix L. Goodwin Goodwin Robert D. Dwan Ira I. Lynn Southern Arizona

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