Coin Club Donates Books To Library
More than 50 books on numismatics have been presented to the Tucson Public Library by the Tucson Coin Club. The volumes cover ancient to modern coins, valuations, world dollar coins, tokens, paper money, and medaled issues, many illustrated and unavailable through publishers.
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Juanita C. Jackson
Frank van Zanten
Tucson Public Library
Tucson Coin Club
Robert A. Lamb
Coin Club
Auxiliary To Charter New Coast Guard Division
An Auxiliary to be chartered at a 7:30 p m dinner at the Ramada Inn will form the 10th Coast Guard Division with about 99 members in Tucson Phoenix Scottsdale and Tempe. Capt Lee T Schnur of Tucson will lead two Tucson flotillas and one each in Phoenix Scottsdale and Tempe. District 11 dignitaries from Long Beach Calif are expected to inaugurate the division. The all volunteer nonmilitary group conducts courtesy safety inspections and trains in communications instruction inspection and search and rescue.
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U.S. Coast Guard ‘Auxiliary
Ramada Inn
Lee T. Schnur
Tucson
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Tempe
Long Beach
Calif
Recovery Meet Site Changes at St Michael Church
The local Recovery Inc chapter changed its meeting venue to the Art Room at St Michael and All Angels Church with 8 p.m. Monday gatherings. Group leader Earl Husler invites anyone experiencing emotional problems to attend.
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Recovery Inc
National Organization
St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church
Earl Husler
Gould Lays Wreath In Antarctica
Dr. Laurence M. Gould of the University of Arizona places a wreath at the South Pole to commemorate Byrd’s 1929 expedition. Gould, chief scientist on Byrd’s venture, marks his fifth Antarctic trip and the 40th anniversary of Byrd’s journey. He notes a brief ceremony on a 32 degree below zero day and mentions a fossil find supporting continental drift theory.
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Laurence M. Gould
University of Arizona
Antarctica
South Pole
Richard J. Byrd
Gould
Byrd Venture
Byrd
Tucson Daily Citizen
National Science Foundation
South Polar
Chin Peng Legend Stirs Thai Terrorism
The Thai Malay border region faces a growing threat as authorities hunt the elusive Communist guerrilla Chin Peng believed to be behind recent terrorism and ambushes. Thai forces have martial law in nine border provinces while Malaysia sends jets and artillery to strike suspected hideouts.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Chin Peng
Malaysia
Vietnam
Malaya
Laos
Malaysian
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