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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1967
Page
11
A free notice column offers animals and other yard items. Listings include kittens, puppies, cats, a Siamese, a Beagle mix, and other pets, plus items like manure and walnuts. Contact numbers and addresses are provided for each listing.
Police hunt vandals who fired two dozen 22 caliber bullets through display windows at the Bridal Dress Shop on Campbell Avenue. Two bridal gowns were destroyed. owner Grace M. Giamforte values losses at 489 dollars, with about 200 dollars to replace windows. Officers report glass fragments cut the gowns. incident occurred after closing Wednesday night.
In Maricopa County, a suit asks the court to order Harold Moore to issue an after hours permit to Brown's Corral. The hearing is set for Sept. 6. Harry Brown, new tavern owner, faced permit denial under a new department policy.
Mrs. Joseph B. Cowan has been appointed Tucson chair man for the University of Chicago 1967 Alumni Fund Campaign. The fund was organized in 1942 to secure nationwide alumni support and has a 1967 goal of $500,000.
A daylong search in San Isabel National Forest ends with six year old Mark Barry Epstein found by Fort Carson helicopter crew. He was reunited with his parents at the Don K Ranch after about 75 searchers aided by rescue clubs and bloodhounds.
Nearly 50 local youths in Tucson contacted Jewish groups in three weeks to learn about going to Israel to work on crops or join the Israeli Army. The Jewish Community Center referred some inquiries to the Zionist Youth Group in New York for more details. Visa denial blocks harvest aid and language barriers plus non native status and lack of Hebrew prevent enlistment.
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