Tucson Stork Derby 1962 Prizes Announced At Start
The 36th annual Stork Derby by Tucson Newspapers Inc lists prizes for Tucson’s first 1962 baby. Prize options include savings accounts, bonds, auto accessories, clothes, and gift certificates from local businesses. Winners hinge on official Pima County birth records. home births eligible if documented within 24 hours.
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Tucson
Tucson Newspapers Inc
Tucson Federal Savings
Richard Rodriguez
Juan Rodriguez
W. Ebner
Leigh Knaper
Ray Knaper
N. Alvernon Way
Pima County
Acton Newspapers Inc
Blakely
Old Crow
Dad
Grandpa
Fox Tucson
Cecil Gaver
Ted Goose
Bill Wright
Rayne
Zomoy
London
Catalina Slugs
Mexico Inn
Jaby
Bring’s Funeral Home
Baby
Anne Stefan
Pima Savings
Sunset Dai
Hirsh's
Capt. Ki Children’s Mart
Beaute de Life
Alice Rae
Deputies Timed The Orchestra at Fraternity Dance
In Huntington West Virginia sheriff's deputies attended a Marshall University Sigma Alpha Epsilon dance to observe the crowd. The Unnovelables, an inmate orchestra, took the stage as their fourth public performance.
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Huntington
W. Va
Marshall University
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Homelike Churches Advocated by Vancouver Architect
Vancouver architect William Wilding argues churches should resemble homes in design. He cites color, light, fabric, and wood as factors creating warmth and worship. He notes service order influences building layout, with some denominations favoring auditorium styles and others focusing attention on the chancel and minister.
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Vancouver
William Wilding
Wilding
French Move 30000 Troops Into Algiers Amid Peace Threats
ALGIERS UPI 30000 loyal French troops, mostly draftees, were moved into Algiers to deter right wing unrest over de Gaulle’s Algeria peace policy. Loyalist screening, removal of suspect units, and tight security around radio broadcasts preceded de Gaulle’s national address. </s>
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Algiers
Algeria
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Bizerte
Rocher Noir
la Reghaia
General ‘Command
Oran
Algeri
Secret Army
Senate probes use of GIs in Zanuck film The Longest Day
Senate Constitutional Rights subcommittee chair Sam Ervin asked Defense Secretary McNamara to probe reports that U S troops in Europe were pressured to participate in filming Zanuck's The Longest Day. Soldiers claimed coercion and poor sanitation at Omaha Beach while Army denied forced involvement.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Pentagon
U.S
Europe
Darryl F. Zanuck
Noviemakers
Sam J. Ervin
DNC
Senate Constituonal Rights Subcommittee
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Ervin
Congress
Zanuck
Normandy
Robert Mitchum
Gls
Army
Mitchum
Armyol
Joseph M. Conway
Subcommittee
Rochefort
France
Omahha Beach
Omaha Beach
McNamara
Third Offense Drunk Driving Fined in City Court
Ruth G. Hannah, 40, of 517 N Campbell Ave, found guilty after trial in City Court for a third offense drunk driving. She received a $300 fine and a 30 day jail sentence with the imposition of sentence delayed until January 28.
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Ruth G. Hannah
N. Campbell Ave
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Montgomery Ward & Co
Aaronson Bros
NuArt
Fayette Set
S. S. Kresge Co
Gerber
Goodman Markets
U. S
VFW
Levy’s Department Stores
Baby’s
el Chico
Reuben Gold's
The
Arizona Bank
Baby's — Initi University Jewelers
Encanto
Flamingo
Southern Arizona Bank & Trust Co
Helen van Deman
Nly
Dupont
Arizona
Acrilan
Lotton Boucle Tweed
Rolls-Green
Lm & Salt
Tsa
Pel
William A. Creech
North Carolina
Senate Armed Services Committee
Creech
RENTI
Deer Ranch Park
Animal Wonderland
Speedway
Harrison Road
Chicago
Ill
México
Cas A
America
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