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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1967
Page
5
Army Surgeon General report shows 176 027 youths failed mental standards, 23 555 disqualified mentally and physically, amid Vietnam manpower demand. White failures dropped 21 percent from 1965. Black failures fell 25 percent. Total examinations rose to 1.61 million in 1966 from 1.23 million in 1965.
Stanley Soho, a University of Oregon School of Medicine graduate set to finish Friday, will start an internship at Tucson Medical Center on July 1. A 24 year old Amphitheater High School and University of Arizona alumnus, he is the son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Soho of 3243 Mountain Ave.
Abe Mogy owner of Congress Auto Wreckers filed a bankruptcy petition in U S District Court listing debts of 135033 and assets of 8107. Secured claims total 128600 with 6433 unsecured. He has run Congress Auto Wreckers at 1914 N Stone Ave since 1946.
University of Arizona graduate Eric Jon Sorensen will serve as a Peace Corps volunteer in Malaysia working on agricultural programs. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Larue Sorensen, reside at 4012 E. Cooper St.
Washington officials worry automakers may raise 1968 car prices to offset recall repair costs. Senators Magnu son and Mondale seek car by car price breakdown to curb unjustified increases. Industry warns of modest to substantial rises while agencies track recalls amid safety standards.
New plastic cream Fixodent forms an elastic membrane that holds upper and lower dentures securely. It promises all day comfort, better biting and chewing, and resistance to hot coffee. See your dentist regularly for proper fitting.
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