Quiet meeting yields four new fire ordinances in South Tucson
South Tucson records four fire prevention ordinances after two lively council sessions. Fire Chief Joe Rodriguez begins drawing thirty dollars a month, while a fifth proposed ban on burning was tabled. Mayor Mejia orders a study on intersection lighting and explores sale options for a town lot near Greyhound Park.
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South Tucson
Joe Rodriguez
Sheldon Dreebin
D & L Salvage Yard
Rodriguez
Dreebin
Castillo
Ernesto Mejia
South 4Th Avenue
Greyhound Park
Catalina High Christmas Program Scheduled by 250 Students
Catalina High School will present its annual Christmas program titled Christmas 1961 with about 250 students from vocal, instrumental and dance classes performing tomorrow and Thursday at 8 p.m. at the school. Admission is free. The show is directed by Harold B. Porter and Max Brillhart with Maxine Torren directing the dance presentations.
Sheinwold on Bridge Advice on timing to lose a trick
In a bridge problem South chooses to delay the losing trick instead of finessing. The decision backfires as East captures hearts and spades, allowing overruffing and a down one. South could have made the contract by conceding the first trump trick.
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Alfred Sheinwold
Declarer
West
South
East
Priest To Speak On Alcoholism In Tucson AA Meeting
Father John Doe, a Catholic priest and AA member, will address the Tucson AA group at the Alano Club 1425 N Alvernon Way tomorrow night at 8 15. Attendees from Tucson and Southern Arizona AA groups are invited. He has previously spoken in Tucson and Phoenix and has authored AA materials.
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John Doe
Alcoholics Anonymous
Tucson
Alano Club
N. Alvernon Way
Arizona
Indianapolis
Ind
Phoenix
Ex Marine Gives 65th Pint Of Blood
Former Marine Frank J. Uhlenbrock donated his 65th pint of blood to the Red Cross since 1945. He recalls blood transfusions saved his life on Guam during World War II when he lost his right leg and plasma aided his recovery.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Frank J. Uhlenbrock
Red Cross
Guam
Uhlenbrock
Cattle Pasture Dominates Texas Land Use
Texas land use is heavily oriented to cattle pasture with a greater share of the surface devoted to grazing than to any other single purpose. The report highlights the dominance of ranching across the state’s landscape and implies substantial agricultural impact.
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Austin, Tex
UPI
Texas
Uni
Texas Bureau of Business Research
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S. Tucson
Joe Castillo
Jesus D. Ybarra
Catalina High
Wohlfeiler
Excello
Bostonian
el Con
Sheinwold
Grand Central Station
New York 17
N. Y
Broadway Organ Center
E. Broadway
Old Pueblo Stamp-Coin Shop
E. Congress
Salton
Gallant Wost & Carroll
Thostess
Stone
Congress
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