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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1960

Page

3

Leonard Heads Palsy Foundation Named President of Cerebral Palsy Foundation of Southern Arizona

John C. Leonard, president of Financial Consultants Inc., becomes president of the Cerebral Palsy Foundation of Southern Arizona, succeeding Dr. Christopher A. Guarino. Officers elected include Guarino as executive vice president and Lent, McClelland, and Baum in other roles. Board terms run three years with retiring members listed. The foundation operates a school at 5402 E Speedway Blvd for training cerebral palsied children.

John C. Leonard Financial Consultants Inc Cerebral Palsy Foundation Southern Arizona Christopher A. Guarino United Community Campaign Eve Guarino Albert Lent Jr Norma McClelland James Baum Charles Tompkins Richard George Jackman Pyre John Meyers Marshall Jones Wallace Diers Wayne Fishburn Lawrence Galligan Robert Johnson John Marohn Jacob Fruchthendler Morris Rosenbaum Donald Schell Richard Walsh Robert Hastings Foundation E. Speedway Blvd

Dr Luigi Laurenti speaks to Tucson council

Dr Luigi Laurenti addresses the Tucson Council for Civic Unity at the El Conquistador Hotel on East Broadway. The note mentions a buffet copper charge.

Luigi Laurenti Tucson

California Again Claims Yuma Island Controversy Escalates

California and Arizona clash over disputed island north of Yuma as Imperial Irrigation District crews are halted by four armed Ft. Yuma Indian Tribal Council delegates. Indians enforce their laws while ownership remains unresolved. Arizona and California officials weigh boundary rulings and stay orders amid ongoing standoff.

Ft. Yuma Imperial Irrigation District Harold €. Giss

Man Injured Repairing Tire at Dixie Truck Stop

A service station attendant, Earl Dillard, 48, of Sid S&S Hampton Rd., was treated at Pima County Hospital for facial and leg cuts after the rim of a truck tire he was repairing blew out and struck him at Dixie Truck Stop, 2111 Benson Hwy.

Earl Dillard Sid S&s Hampton Rd Pima County Hospital Dillard Dixie Truck Stop Benson Hwy

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