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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1973

Page

5

Navy to reopen search for mystery ship Cyclops

The Navy will restart a six year old hunt for the Cyclops off the Virginia coast, aiming to solve a puzzle since its 1918 disappearance with 309 aboard. Salvage ship Kittiwake will search about seven miles off the Cape, following a diver’s 1969 claim of finding the sunken vessel.

Norfolk. Va Navy Virginia Baltimore Barbados Woodrow Wilson Kittiwake Virginia Capes Dean Hawes Cape Henry

Cyclops wreckaker mystery linked to 1918 missing ship

Hawes suggests the sunken Cyclops may be the long lost ship seen on the Atlantic balloon and notes the Navy will try to relocate the wreck. The Cyclops had two sister ships Nereus and Proteus, both vanished in 1941 en route to Canada with loads of ballast.

Rai Times Navy Hawes Iles Cyclops Nereus Proteus Virgin Islands Neveis Canada

Head of Mormons hails youth plan

SALT LAKE CITY AP The Mutual Improvement Association program at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced during a three day conference was formed divinely inspired by church President Harold B Lee in the closing session. He told thousands of delegates from throughout the world he had uncovered revelations of Almighty God. Ruth Ward Ward Funk led delegates and said women are being called to take their rightful place in the home and to sustain church work. The program aims to reach youth who have strayed and to correlate the MIA with the Priesthood and lay office for devout Mormon males. President N Eldon Tanner urged parents and church workers to join in guiding youth away from evils.

Salt Lak City Mutua Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Mormon Harald B. Lee Mutual Improvement Association Great Reed Lee N. Eldon ‘Tanner Ruth Wardy Funk Aaronic Priesthood

Church aids Chavez in Valley labor visit

United Church of Christ delegates met Cesar Chavez in Coachella to discuss support for UFW picketing against local table grape growers. Led by Dr W Stumley Carney, the group arrived from St Louis and planned to report back to the synod on the farming crisis in the Minchella Valley and labor contracts with the Teamsters Union.

Coachella Calif United Church of Christ Representatives Cesar Chavez UFW Oataria International Airport St. Louis Chavez W. Stumley Carney National Council of Churches St. Laws UCC Lense Minchella Valley Eravers Teamsters Union Senate Selma Ala

California SP crash kills two

Two men died when a westbound Special to Hip City train rear ended a standing train in Indigo California. Five cars derailed and a caboose was unoccupied. Officials cited possible signal failure and estimated locomotive damage between 240000 and 300000 dollars each.

Southern Pacific Wien Indigo Cath Todd Intio Jlantary Interstate WW Tangerine Road Tucson Los Angeles

Clinic Officers Announced at St Elizabeth of Hungary

The St Elizabeth of Hungary Clinic announces its advisory board officers at 140 West Speedway Boulevard. Ken McMuhen is president Ruben Suarez serves as vice president and Mrs Ross Mangone is secretary. Dr Richard Dexter is the medical staff president for next year and Dr Peter Whitney will head the medical staff then Jy James Sickle leads the general staff and will be followed by Dr James Strong.

St. Elizabeth of Hungary Clinic W. Speedway Blvd Ken McMuhen Ruben Suarez Ross. Mangone Richard Dexter Peter Whitney James Sickle James Strong

Possible viral link between plants and humans explored

London researchers report that injecting plant leaves with a serum containing hepatitis B virus may cause dramatic leadage in leaves. The study notes this does not prove plant infection and considers whether a plant toxin in the serum could explain potential effects and future infection risk.

Plants St Thomas’s Hospital Medical Suncel London Medical Journal Lancet Ron

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