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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1969

Page

2

Father Arranged Passage For Daughters To Vietnam

Two Georgia girls Mary 13 and Shirley 15 traveled to Vietnam without their mother after their father Charles R. Pelham 44 said he arranged passports and airline tickets through friends in the United States. He met the girls in Saigon where they will attend a school, while his wife Sonia seeks answers. The family has a son, Richard, 20 in California.

Saygon Georgia Vietnam Charles R. Pelham United States Mary Shirley Pelham Saigon LSI Corp Tech

Foundation Cuts Links With Casinos

Washington AP a tax return shows the Parvin Foundation once led by Supreme Court Justice William Douglas has severed most ties with Las Vegas casinos and shifted to blue chip stocks. Douglas resigned as president last month and drew 84 765 over seven years as its only paid officer. The 1968 returns show the foundation began selling its stake in Parvin Dohrmann Co which owns three Las Vegas gambling casinos. The sale yielded nearly 2.5 million, ten times the value listed four years earlier.

Washington Supreme Court William Douglas Las Vegas Parvin Foundation Internal Revenue Service Paryin-Dohrmann Co

Outdoor Leadership Training for Tucson Students

Tucson School District 1 and City Parks sponsor a summer camping leadership program at Camp Cooper for high school age trainees. Fourth and fifth graders entering fall will join camping weeks July 7 and July 14, with training at Carrillo Es levan Mary Lynn Mirasol Manzo Menlo Rich ey Santa Rosa Tully University Heights Van Buskirk Pueblo Gardens parks starting June 23.

Tucson City Parks and Recreation Department Camp Cooper Carrillo Eslevan Park Mary Lynn Mirasol Park Manzo Menlo Park Richey Santa Rosa Park Tully University Heights van Buskirk Pueblo Gardens Park

Briton Denies Wilson faltering in party leadership

In Phoenix, Frederick Peart MP defended Prime Minister Harold Wilson saying he remains the Labor Party leader and urging journalists to discount speculation. Peart spoke during an informal tour of American cities.

Phoenix UPI Harold Wilson Labor Party the Jeader Great Britain House of Commons Frederick Peart Wilson Peart

Fire Damages El Grande Market on 36th Street

An estimated 16 000 damage occurred last night at El Grande Market 805 East 36th Street with 10 000 to contents and 6 000 to the building. The fire reported at 1 p.m. confined to rear coolers and storage in the northeast corner. Cause undetermined and no break-in evidence. Owner Frank Gee said the store closed at 9 p.m. Firemen under Capt. William Hopkins fought the blaze for two hours.

el Grande Market Frank Gee E. 1St St William Hopkins

Spaghetti Dinner Aids Migrant Worker Children

The Presbyterian Church of the Covenant on S Treat Ave sponsors a spaghetti dinner at 5 30 p.m. on June 14 to raise funds for sending migrant workers children to summer camps.

The Presbyterian Church of the Covenant S. Treat Ave

Nursing Class Begins Friday at Red Cross HQ

A free five week instructor training class for home nurses starts Friday at the Red Cross headquarters 222 S Cherry Ave run from 10 am to 2 pm each Friday. The program begun last September has graduated 77 people who earned certification to teach home nursing. Further details available from Red Cross offices.

Red Cross Church of Jesus Christ S. Cherry Ave

Doctor in Guarded Condition After Tucson Crash

A 32-year-old Tucson ophthalmologist Ronald H. Kolker in guarded condition at Tucson Medical Center after a two car crash at Park Ave and W Ajo Way yesterday. Patricia Rose Scordato 19, roller coaster road, was treated at St Mary's Hospital for two broken ribs and listed in satisfactory condition. No citations issued as police pending investigation.

Tucson Tucson Medical Center Park Ave W. Ajo Way Ronald H. Kolker Iving Ave Patricia Rose Scordato

West Virginia Club Potluck at Randolph Park

The West Virginia Club will meet for a potluck supper at six o’clock Friday at Randolph Park. Attendees should bring a covered dish and their own table service.

West Virginia Randolph Park

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