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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1961

Page

9

Rotary Ends Biggest Meet in Tokyo Conference

Rotary International wrapped its largest gathering with a call from President Joseph A. Abey for 505,000 members to stand up for their convictions. The four day event drew 7,481 overseas Rotarians and 16,185 Japanese members representing 3,144 of Rotary’s 10,930 clubs in 122 countries.

Tokyo Rotary International Joseph A. Abey Rotary Abey

Deputy's Arrests Prompt Jail Inmates to Send Flowers

In Tuscarawas County Jail 17 prisoners collected and bought flowers for the wife of Deputy Sheriff Charles Malterer after his wife gave birth to twins. The gesture shows the inmates’ cordial response to the officer’s actions during arrests.

Philadelphia Ohio Charles Malterer Tuscarawas County Malterer

Cutting Nerves to Open Leg Arteries A Medical Review

Dr. Walter C. Alvarez reviews arteriosclerosis surgery that cuts sympathetic nerves to relax leg arteries. He cites a Boston study of 100 patients over 10 years with mixed results, diabetes worsening outcomes and heart artery failures. The piece notes enduring benefits for patients with residual leg pulse and urges weighing risks for older patients with extensive arterial hardening.

Edward A. Edwards Chilton Crane Boston

Ben-Gurion Stands On Zionism And Aliyah

Israeli Premier David Ben-Gurion defined Zionism as a desire to immigrate to Israel using the term Aliyah. Speaking to a joint session of the American Zionist Council and the Jewish Agency for Israel, he clashed with leaders like Nahum Goldmann on who may rightfully be called a Zionist. The 74 year old leader greeted Goldmann warmly amid ongoing debate over the movement’s purposes and unity of Jews worldwide.

New York David Ben-Gurion Zion Israel Ben-Gurion American Zionist Council Jewish Agency For Israel Nahum Goldmann World Zionist Organization Goldmann

Mise America Pattern Book in Toni Kit Sale

A Toni craft kit offers a on sale mise pattern book option for hobbyists. Availability appears limited with focus on sewing and crafting patterns for home projects.

Washington Gift From Kennedy To De Gaulle

President Kennedy presented to President De Gaulle a historic George Washington letter thanking France for aid in the American Revolution. Mrs Kennedy gave Mrs De Gaulle a Prendergast painting. De Gaulle returned gifts to Kennedy including a Louis XVI coromd and a vanity case with two silver photos.

Paris Kennedy Presi‘dent de Gaulle George Washington America Count de Noailles Lafayette Savannah Marice Prendergast

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