Surgeons Remove Live Grenade At Saigon Hospital
In Saigon the 3rd Field Hospital team led by Maj. José Morelos and Maj. Willis McKee extracted a live M7$ rifle grenade from a Vietnamese woman's chest. Lt. Col. Thomas Witchi oversaw the operation, with explosives experts on standby. The patient, in good condition, was to be released in three weeks.
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Saigon
UPS
3Rd Field Hospital
Vietnam
Jose F. Morelos
Baltimore
Willis McKee
Louisville
Thomas Witchi
Wading River
N.Y
Dr. McKee
Morelos
Charles MccRary
Tan Son Nhut Airbase
Seven Die In Parson’s Kansas Home Fire
AP reports a Parson’s Kansas family of seven died from smoke in a two story home fire. Victims: Jack Moler 46 Rosemary 40 Richard 17 Ann 15 James 11 Jane 4 David 3. Fire started in kitchen. cause undetermined and coroner’s report pending.
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Parsons, Kan
Jack Moler
Rosemary
Richard
Ann
James
Jane
David
Moler
Beverly Reynolds
Hess Welcomes Wife and Son in Berlin Hospital Visit
Rudolf Hess, Adolf Hitler’s former deputy, met his wife Lisé Hess and son Wolf Ruediger Hess at a West Berlin British military hospital for the first time in 28 years. Guards monitored the visit and no physical contact was allowed to prevent passing poison.
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Berlin
UPI
Rudolf Hess
Adolf Hitler
West Berlin
Lisé Hess
Wolf Ruediger Hess
Hess
Spandau War Crimes
Nuermberg
Spandau
Empire Ranch Sold to Gulf American Corporation
Gulf American Corp of Arizona acquired the Empire Ranch southeast of Tucson comprising 27 000 deeded acres and 8 000 acres of adjoining land, part of the 42 000 acre spread once owned by Frank Boice. Purchase price undisclosed. Boice sought over 4 million. Gulf American plans to start selling Empire lots within a year and to develop a city with business districts and housing. Starting as a 19th century homestead, the ranch has a long ownership history ending with Boice heirs.
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Empire Ranch
Tucson
Gulf American Corp. of
Arizona
Empire
Frank Boice
Gulf American
Gene Hummel
Land Development Company
Boice
Rio Rico
Nogales
Chiricahua Cattle Co
Boice Brothers
Henry
Frank
Charles
Unions Put Off Rail Strike in Wage Dispute
The Labor Department said four AFL CIO shop craft unions machinists electricians sheet metal workers and boilermakers pledged not to strike before Jan 19 when new talks are set. The industry also promised not to pursue changes in working conditions during that period. Unions rejected last week’s tentative settlement raising wages from 3.60 to 4.00 retroactive to 1969 and 4.28 by next August.
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Washington
Labor Department
Aflcio
TWA Damage Award From Hughes Upheld
U S District Judge Charles M Metzner upheld a 137611435.95 damage award against Hughes and Hughes Tool Co in a long antitrust case involving Trans World Airlines The ruling allows an appeal The case tied to developments in jet aircraft procurement and the 94 million stock stake in TWA, later sold for 5458 million in 1966
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New York
U.S. Dist
Charles M. Metzner
Trans World Airlines Inc
Howard Hughes and Hughes Tool Co. Inc
U.S. Atty
Herbert Brownell
Brownell
Hughes
Hughes Tool Co
TWA
Metzner
Hughes and
Three Sentenced On Pot Charges in Nogales Case
Efrem Ayon-Jimenez 23 and Jose Leon-Soto 31 were each sentenced to two years in federal prison for smuggling 75 pounds of refined marijuana after arrest in Nogales on October 15. Jesus Portillo-Echevaria 40 of Magdalena Mexico also received two years for transporting marijuana in a truck seized in Nogales in August containing 320 pounds.
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Nogales
Efrem Ayon- Jimenez
Jose Leon-Soto
Jesus Portillo- Echevaria
Magdalena
Mexico
McKesson Chemical Building Under Construction in Tucson
McKesson Chemical Co is constructing a distribution center at 2800 block N Flowing Wells Rd in Tucson. The 10,000-square-foot metal building will include a large warehouse and offices with a railroad spur to Southern Pacific. Completion targeted for February 1. General contractor is John Paddock Construction Inc.
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Flowing Wells Road
D. LaMar Cluff
Tucson
McKesson Chemical
Foremost McKesson Inc
New York
Virgil Rule
Coldwell Banker & Co
Finical & Domorowski
Southern Pacific
John Paddock Construction Inc
Temple College Service Held At Temple Emanu-El
Rabbi Albert T. Bilgray leads the annual college home coming service at Temple Emanu El 225 N Country Club Rd at 8 15 p m Friday. Holiday students from universities nationwide share views and experiences as pulpit messages are delivered by Ronald Kagan University of Arizona Jill Vador Northwestern University and Douglas Wilson Stanford University. The service features student participation and ends with a reception in the auditorium.
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Albert T. Bilgray
Temple Emanu-El
Country Club Road
Ronald Kagan
University of Arizona
Jill Vador
Northwestern University
Douglas Wilson
Stanford University
Churches announce special Christmas services and carols
Grace Lutheran Church on N 1st Ave and E 2nd St hosts a children service at 7 30 pm today and a 6 30 am candlelight service tomorrow led by Rev. Robert W Christman. St Odilia Catholic Church at 7110 N Via Assisi features a choir carol tonight at 1130 before a midnight Mass with Masses at 7 9 and 10 30 am tomorrow. St Thomas More University Chapel Midnight Mass begins with carol singing at 1145 tonight. Los Changuitos Feos mariachi will perform Christmas hymns as Rev Richard Butler O P officiates with the Entrata del Bambino procession.
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Grace Lutheran Church
N. 1St Avenue
2Nd St
Robert W. Christman
E. Arnold Litz
N. Via Assisi
Cornelius J. Griffin
St. Thomas More University Chapel
Los Changuitos Feos
Richard Butler
O.P
Jesus
Sibley Receives Grant for MS Research at UA
University of Arizona neurologist Dr. William A. Sibley received a $46,900 National MS Society grant to inject brain tissue from MS patients into newborn baboons to test infectious causes. Southwest Foundation for Research and Education joins the effort. award supported by a Knut Kinstrom bequest.
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University of Arizona
William A. Sibley
UA College of Medicine
National
Chatham
Sibley
Southwest Foundation For Research and Education
San Antonio
Tex
Tucson
Phoenix
MS Society
Mrs. Glenn E. Baker Named Arizona Cancer Society Director
Mrs. Glenn E. Baker has been appointed executive director of Arizona's Southern District of the American Cancer Society replacing retiree Mrs. William R. Bast teen. A native of Ohio she moved to Tucson in 1955 and joined the society in May 1965 serving as administrative assistant then program director. The Bakers reside at 1509 W. Otilia Drive. Mrs. Thomas Allen of Benson succeeds Mrs. Baker as program director and brings RN credentials with prior roles in Illinois and the district field representative post.
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Glenn E. Baker
Arizona
American Cancer Society
William R. Basteen
Baker
Ohio
Tucson
Bakers
W. Otilia Drive
Thomas Allen
Benson
Allen
Illinois
Catalina Girls Host Christmas Party for Partridge Residents
Members of the Catalina High School Girls League hosted a Christmas party at Part ridge School 5601 W Trail's End Rd distributing toys and presenting pots and pans to girl residents. The effort aims to start a home economics rehabilitation program with Debbie Alquist as league chair.
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Catalina High School Girls League
Partridge School
W. Trail’s End Road
Debbie Alquist
Girls League
Quick Draw Practice Leaves Man Hurt Near Pima Mines
James Ray Irvin 27 of 4301 N Utah Ave said he accidentally shot himself in the right leg while practicing quick draws with a .41 magnum pistol. The incident occurred about 7 p.m. near Pima Mines Road two miles from I 19. He was listed in satisfactory condition at St Mary's Hospital.
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Sheriff's Deputies
James Ray Irvin
Utah Ave
Pima Mines Road
St. Mary’s Hospital
Woman Hurt In One Car Crash
Mrs. Marianne Wilson 50 of 4601 E Lester St was in good condition at St Joseph's Hospital after her car ran off Interstate 10 near Bell Road interchange and rolled once following a tire blowout around 6 p.m. yesterday.
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Marianne Wilson
E. Lester St
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Pima Meeting Sponsors Quiet Worship Hour Tonight
The Pima Meeting of Tucson will sponsor a quiet worship hour at 7 30 tonight at the Meetinghouse of the Religious Society of Friends unprogrammed 785 32nd St. The theme is peace throughout the world.
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Pima Meeting
Tucson
Religious Society of Friends
Smelters and Cars Blamed for Phoenix Smog
Maricopa County officials warn emissions from automobiles and smelters require regulation to prevent recurring smog. They note three Phoenix foundries have spent 700000 on pollution controls while smelters account for most pollution and 1500 tons of sulfur dioxide daily from Globe to Hayden. Weather conditions may delay relief for days.
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Phoenix
API
Arizona
Maricopa County
Joseph Weinstein
Weinstein
Gila County
Robert Taylor
County Bureau of Air Sanitation
Globe
Miami
Superior
Hayden
Taylor
State Nears its Liquor License Limit
Phoenix AP says the state can issue 71 more liquor licenses under the current law which expires December 31, 1970. Col Harold Moore, superintendent, said the quota will be used within about 105 days after the new year. A law extension or new law is needed before more licenses can be issued. Moore noted a possible brief moratorium at year end to align with 1970 census figures.
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Phoenix
State Liquor Department
Harold Moore
Moore
Classified Ad Policy Reminder
Notice reminding readers to check their advertisement on the first day and stating the papers are not liable for more than one incorrect insertion. The Stor and Citizen reserves the right to edit properly classify or reject advertising copy.
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Stor & Citizen
Obituary notices from Tucson and Phoenix area
Obituaries list several deceased: Lewis Derwin 86 of Oracle died December 23 1969 survived by wife Ellen. William L Francis 75 of Glenwood Springs Colo died December 21 1969 with children Wilden Francis Raymond Francis Fern Lance and siblings. Thomas Graves 28 of Phoenix died December 20 1969 husband of Joy Graves with children and siblings. Anna Marie Greco 41 of Tucson died December 22 1969 survived by husband Leon and children. Carmen Irene Hall 28 of Torrance died December 19 1969 former Nogales resident. Carl Heliman 60 of Tucson died December 19 1969 with brother and cousin. Ethel E Larson 74 of Burley Idaho died December 20 1969. Edwin F Laurin 77 of Honolulu Hawaii died December 22 1969 survived by wife. Cipriano Monte 67 of Oakland Calif died December 23 1969. Leslie R Robinson 57 of Tucson died December 23 1969 with family details. Spencer D Smith 59 of Tucson died December 21 1969. Ross W Sutton 72 of Butler Pennsylvania died December 22 1969 with family. arrangements by local funeral homes listed
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Brown
William HL
Bedford
Ohio
Harshaw Chemical Co
Cleveland
Edith Petrie Brown
Pima County
Margaret Llizabeth Brown’ Ackerman
Tucson
William Stanley Brown
Chatham
N.J
Burrell Wendell Brown
Everett
Wash
Melba Jo Brown Barger
Mansfield
Ark
Myna Brown Doss
Shreveport
James B. C. Yu
Ann Arbor
Mich
Trinity Presbyterian Church
Dale Hewitt
Arizona Mortuary
University At Stone
Studio City
Calif
Derwin, Lewis
Oracle
Arizona
Ellen
Arizona Stone
Kermit Oestriech
American Heart Association
Bring’s Memorial Chapel
S. Scott
Graves
Thomas
Phoenix
Joy Graves
Catherine Graves
Robert Keith
David Kent
Mary Karen Graves
Daniel
Barbara Graves
St. Monica’s Catholic Church
Tucson Memorial Park
South Lawn
Carmen Irene
Torrance
Nogales
Ariz
Kenneth
Luz Godinez
Lucy Jones
la Puente
Maria Elena Martinez
Tucson Mortuary Chapel
St. Augustine Cathedral
Laurin
Edwin F
E. 2Nd St
Pauline
Honolulu
Hawaii
Lost and Found notices around city streets
A batch of lost notices lists pets including male Siamese near W Pennsylvania Avenue Dee Dee grayish black toy poodle near Swan Montecito and Susie a black miniature poodle with rhinestone collar. Other entries include a black purse, a large silver pin, a woman’s robe case on I 10 and a Hamilton watch. Rewards offered in several cases with phone contacts.
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ST — Country
James
Barnie
Pennsylvania Avenue
Peesi
Rex
Amen Binan Aleeneen
Swan-Montecito
Dee Dee
Park Ave
Susie
Hamilton Watch
Globe
el Con Center
Golf Links
S. Sahvaray
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Ethel E
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Adair Chapel
Leslie A. Follett
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Idaho
Adair Funeral Home
Dodge and Speedway
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Cipriano
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