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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1965

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Cancer Included Board Approves 7 Fund Drives

Tucson Fund Raising Review Board approved seven fund drives led by the American Cancer Society with a $67,000 goal for April 1 to 30 to support research education and patient services. Other approvals include City of Hope $10,000 May 2 to 9 and Guide Dogs for the Blind March mail solicitations with a $3,700 goal. Proceeds fund cancer and related disease research and care, child welfare and veteran rehabilitation, and services for the handicapped.

American Cancer Society Tucson Pima County The Cancer Society City OF Hope American Legion Auxiliary Guide Dogs For the Blind, Inc National Council On Crime and Delinquency National Multiple Sclerosis Society Southern Arizona

High Rise Capitol Tower Proposal Aimed at State Govt Space

The State Planning and Building Commission urged construction of a 20 story Capitol Tower to relieve crowded conditions in state government. The plan, estimated at 7.5 million dollars, would meet needs through 1980 and would sit in front of the old Capitol after a 1961 proposal that lapsed.

Phroenex UPI State Planning and Building Commission Capitol House Senate Victor Nielsen Planning Commission Nielsen Commission Tax Commission

Monthly book review program opens at Tucson center

A program of monthly book reviews starts next Tuesday at the Tucson Jewish Community Center with a review of Meyer Levin's The Fanatic. Joseph Zashin will review the book. The event begins at 8 p.m. and is open to the public.

Tucson Meyer Levin Joseph Zashin

Status of Fund Drives Under Way in Tucson Area

Carrying the seal of approval are the Junior League of Tucson Tucson Hemophilia Chapter Southern Arizona Heart Association Girls Ranch HABBJACH Dollars for Scholars League of Women Voters Tucson Civic Chorus Planned Parenthood Center Assistance League of Tucson and Citizens Committee for University of Arizona Medical School Approval withheld for Disabled American Veterans chapter 18 and Arizona Rescue Mission.

Junior League of Tucson Tucson Hemophilia Southern Arizona Heart Association Girls Ranch Habbjach League of Women Voters Tucson Civic Chorus Planned Parenthood Center Assistance League of Tucson Citizens Committee University of Arizona Medical School Disabled American Veterans Chapter 18 Arizona Rescue Mission

TWA Tour Benefit Seen For Tucson

National publicity from Trans World Airlines writers tour in Tucson exceeds expectations according to Bernie Roth of the Chamber of Commerce. A Sunday New York Daily News feature, dozens of travel writers from across the nation, and 3,700 January inquiries illustrate strong interest as February events loom including Aerospace and Arizona Days, the Ford Mustang Tucson Open, Fiesta de los Vaqueros, and Indians spring training arrivals.

Airlines Tucson Bernie Roth Chamber of Commerce Visitors and Convention Department Chamber Roth New York Daily News San Francisco Chicago Cleveland Indians

Prince Bertil Arrives for Thai State Visit

Prince Bertil of Sweden arrives in Bangkok, Thailand for an official state visit. He is welcomed by Thai officials and will participate in ceremonial events and meetings with government leaders during the visit.

Thailand Bangkok UPI Prince Bertil Sweden

Amphitheater to Explain New Scheduling at Canyon del Oro

Amphi schools announce four public meetings to explain variable scheduling and new instruction methods at Canyon del Oro. Dr Marion Donaldson says first session this Thursday will cover the program philosophy with principal Robert Dunsheath detailing implementation. A six member panel of parents teachers and students will field questions.

Canyon del Oro Marion Donaldson Donaldson Robert Dunsheath

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