Mahoney Mass Slated in Tucson for Dr Dan Mahoney
Dr Mahoney who served 42 years in Tucson medicine died at St Marys Hospital aged 78. Services set with a rosary Sunday 7 p.m. at Kelks Club and a Monday 9 a.m. Mass at SS Peter and Paul Church. Burial at Holy Hope. survivors include wife six children and 12 grandchildren.
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Dan L. Mahoney
Kelks Club
SS. Peter and Paul Church
Mahoney
St. Mary's Hospital
Rosemary
Julianne
Dan Ward Mahoney
Colleen Edwards
Tucson
Alice Jane Durkin
Newark
N. J
Danna
Free House Offered by Metropolitan Baptist Church
The Metropolitan Baptist Church offers a three bedroom two bath stucco and frame house in excellent condition with hardwood floors free for hauling away to clear space for a parking lot. Contact the church office any day except Sunday to view or claim the property.
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Metropolitan Baptist’ Church
William Bowler
Davis-Monthan Wing Operations Move to Tucson Airport
Davis-Monthan AFB flying operations were shifted to Tucson International Airport during runway renovation. Col. George P. Cole announced the temporary move, with special arrangements with the Airport Authority and Tucson Air National Guard for support. The 4453rd Combat Crew Training Wing trains Phantom II pilots for Southeast Asia under an accelerated replacement program.
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Davis-Monthan Afb
Tucson International Airport
George P. Cole
Strategic Aerospace Division
Tucson International
Airport Authority
Tucson
Air National Guard
4453Rd
Southeast Asia
Sky Horseshoe Appears From Nevada Rocket Test
Tucson observers reports two blue green vapor clouds forming a horseshoe in the sky for about 30 minutes starting around 6 45 p m. The high altitude wind test, launched from Tonopah Nevada about 750 miles away, produced a bright glow and prompted awe among locals and Kitt Peak observers.
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Nevada
Tonopah
Nev
Tucson
Kitt Peak
Field School Receives NSF Grant For 1967 Archaeology
The University of Arizona's field school to Grasshopper site at Fort Apache reservation receives 18,495 dollars in NSF continuation funds. Twenty students will study June 9 to August 4 under Dr. Raymond H. Thompson and Dr. William A. Longacre, earning eight credit units.
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University of Arizona
National Science Foundation
Arizona
Ft Apache Indian Reservation
Raymond H. Thompson
Department of Anthropology
Arizona State Museum
William A. Longacre
Thompson
NSF
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