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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1961

Page

30

Ground Breaking Set for 720 000 Apartment Project

Ground breaking for a 720000 cooperative apartment project at E Flower St and N Alverno Way will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday. The 48 units will be in four two story buildings with prices about 12500 for one beds and 16000 for two beds. Units include central air heating stoves refrigerators and showers with balconies. The development includes a pool carports and landscaping and should be finished by next May. Attending include Mayor Lew Davis architect Terry Atkinson contractor Murray Shriff and John Wright of the FHA.

E. Flower St N. Alvernon Way Louis Eisen Eisen Lew Davis Terry Atkinson Murray Shhiff John Wright Federal Housing Administration Tucson Industry Assn Tucson M. H. Adkins Adkins Tank & Manufacturing Co Wiley Blackridge Tucson Inn

Yule Gifts Sought At State Hospital

The Pima County Association for Mental Health seeks personal gifts for patients at the Arizona State Hospital with a Dec. 18 deadline. Gifts can be handed in at 240 N Court Ave. Last year gifts were collected and delivered in a station wagon. No restriction on gift type.

Pima County Association For Mental Health Arizona State Hospital N. Court Ave Elizabeth Basteen

Far East Aid Chief Named by Kennedy

President Kennedy named Seymour Janow a New Yorker and former Tokyo financial consultant to head the Far East program of the Agency for International Development. The 48 year old Democrat was appointed assistant administrator for the Far East to a $20, a year post.

Washington UPI Kennedy Seymour Janow Tokyo Foreign Aid Agency Far East Janow Agency For International Development (Aid

Marana Westerly Move Seen Possible By Spring

The Marana downtown will shift west to make way for a new interstate alignment. State Highway Department has acquired downtown right of way. canal relocation by Cortaro Water Users Assn. must precede full realignment. Construction expected to start early spring with a March target for the 8 mile segment near Rillito to the Air Base interchange. No condemnation needed so far.

Marana State Highway Department William Price Cortaro Water Users Assn Price U.S. Bureau of Public Roads Rillito Marana Air

Stamp Albums at Old Pueblo Stamp Coin Shop

Stamp and coin shop at 307 E Congress Avenue in Tucson offers albums and supplies. Store hours unclear but advertised as open late with diverse stamps and coins for collectors.

Old Pueblo Stamp-Coin Shop

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