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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1961
Page
24
New York announces DIAR-AID tablets offering immediate relief for diarrhea. They promise to consolidate loose stools calm cramps and soothe irritated tissues. Each box priced at 98 cents and marketed as clinically proven.
East German newspaper Neues Deutschland claims the people can compel Western powers to negotiate on Berlin. It accuses de Gaulle and Adenauer of blocking talks and notes potential Soviet hardening on Berlin. Allied access remains, with convoys from West Berlin and West Germany, while Willy Brandt heads to Paris to brief ministers on crisis solutions.
The United Community Campaign holds its annual awards dinner at 6 45 p m in the Terrace Ballroom Pioneer Hotel. Samuel P Goddard Jr UCC president will present about 200 campaign awards and nearly 400 red ribbon awards to attendees. Campaign awards go to employee groups of 10 or more meeting 80 percent participation and an average gift of 12 or more. Red ribbon awards recognize outstanding community service. The dinner also serves as the final public report meeting for volunteers not yet submitting envelopes. The campaign runs through December.
Mesa Arizona Sam Goddard state Democratic chairman from Tucson told the Mesa Democratic Club that freedom for all Americans is the best weapon against communism and criticized Rep. John J. Rhodes for flip flopping on federal transmission lines and 1961 appropriations votes. He linked Rhodes to states rights critics and challenged his claimed alignments with Udall and Hayden.
Claire Lakey Davis reported $250 stolen from her purse by two men on a downtown street near Pennington Street and Stone Avenue in midafternoon. She described one suspect as about 40, stocky, wearing a cream jacket and the other about 21, of medium height, wearing a brown jacket. Both fled in opposite directions. Davis did not know either man.
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