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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1968
Page
7
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The Arizona Sonora Desert Museum produced Life of the Desert for What's New and will rerun on Channel 6 at 1 35 p.m. Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. Sarah Marshall School pupils Carol Nigh and Michael Wootan join guide William H Woodin in tours of the museum grounds.
The annual Road-E-O safe driving event sponsored by the Pima Jaycees will be held April 20 on the rear parking lot at Sears Roebuck on East Broadway. Open to high school boys and girls ages 16 through 19 with parental written consent. entry blanks available at Selby Motor Co. in Tucson. National prizes include six scholarships. Jaycee chairman is James Corazzo.
Electrical power expert Roll Bradford, interviewed in Saigon by Tucson Daily Citizen reporter John Riddick, will speak Tuesday in Tucson on attitudes of the Vietnamese people. The 8 p.m. program at Our Savior's Lutheran Church is free, arranged by the Pima County Republican Women, and highlights Bradford's Vietnam work to expand power resources.
UPI reports U.S. customs in San Francisco uncovered three live deadly snakes, including Australian tiger snakes and a brown cobra, in a box mailed from Manly Australia to an Ohio snake farm operator. A herpetologist classified the snakes as among the deadliest on earth and they were seized for custody.
Catholic Relief Services says it will ship 1.5 million pounds of U S government donated food to Hue to feed more than 80 000 South Vietnamese in need.
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