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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1963
Page
13
A National Council on Alcoholism leader urges thoughtful hostesses to provide non alcoholic options at gatherings. Include at least two light drinks such as ginger ale or club soda with twists and avoid pressuring guests who do not drink.
British doctors are urged to avoid giving ethionamide to pregnant patients due to potential unborn deformities in animals. May and Baker Ltd says clinical data show normal infants when exposure occurred, while the drugs trescatyl and trescazide are sold without prescription but will require one.
The nine story building near the Massachusetts State House housed John F Kennedy in a top floor apartment 36 used as campaign offices. Kennedy planned campaigns there. the lease remains in his name though Sen Edward Kennedy may use it. A plaque on the building is suggested to mark its historic ties.
Juanita Margarita Ramirez and Harold George Burruel plan to wed at San Agustin Cathedral on February 22. Bride’s parents are Cruz Ramirez Jr. and wife of 36628 Liberty Ave. Groom’s parents are Manuel V. Burruel and wife of 34265 Clark Ave. Juanita is a Pueblo High School and Lamson Business College graduate employed by Hartford Insurance. Harold is also a Pueblo High graduate, former Navy, and works for Regal Service Stations.
Daily star sign guidance with dated ranges and cautions. Advice covers Taurus through Pisces, noting travel cautions, finances, romance, diplomacy, and personal restraint. Includes a late December to early March scope and a birthday reminder.
Twenty finalists compete for the 1964 Maid of Cotton title in Memphis tonight. Judging weighs poise manners and family background alongside appearance as the winner will tour the world as ambassador for the cotton industry.
A significant article recounts his beliefs written during his Senate years with President Kennedy. It criticizes labeling Americana under headings and warns against excessive takes. It argues the highest purpose of governmental policies. People have faith in Reader's Digest.
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