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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1961
Page
3
Volunteers at 807 E. Broadway urge canned food toys and cash donations until 8 30 p m raising funds for clothing for high school youths and for foster children welfare aid. The center opens tomorrow 10 a m to 4 p m the last day to drop off gifts for city families in need.
Adlai Stevenson and a Latin American U.N. delegate voiced confidence that the United Nations will endure despite life and death tests this year. He cited solved issues such as leadership succession, China's seating, and Congo tensions, while warning against Asian and African approval of force in Goa.
John H. Glenn Jr the soon to fly around the world in mid January spends the Christmas holidays with his family in Arlington. The 40 year old Marine lieutenant colonel is taking a break from a last minute training program begun December 4 after the chimp Enos orbital flight. Glenn and backup pilot Scott Carpenter moved into Cape Canaveral Hangar S the astronauts living and working area. Glenn and wife Annie and children Lyn and David plan Christmas Eve services at Little Falls Presbyterian Church. He will return to Cape Canaveral and Hangar S Monday night or Tuesday morning.
The Tucson Humane Society Refuge at 3450 N Kelvin Blvd will dedicate a new $30,000 addition at 2 p.m. tomorrow with Walter D. Bolton presiding. E Blois DuBois of the Du Bois Foundation in Phoenix, donating $14,000, will attend. The project, approved by the Tucson Fund Raising Review Board, expands capacity with 18 new kennel runs, a receiving room, cat and puppy rooms, and expanded kitchen and storage. The society, founded in 1944, is nonprofit and tax deductible donations fund its work. the public is invited to attend and tour the shelter.
The Arizona Bureau of Mines at the University of Arizona reissued the 1955 bulletin One Hundred Arizona Minerals by Richard T. Moore. Dr. James D. Forrester notes demand and the bulletin is free to Arizona residents, others pay 30 cents.
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