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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1968

Page

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Three Pig Valves Implanted in Woman’s Heart in Leeds

In Leeds Infirmary a surgical team transplanted three pig valves into Mrs. Jean Barstow's heart in what appears to be an unprecedented operation. The 38 year old mother of two was reported recovering well, while experts noted the rarity and uncertainties of pig valve transplants.

Leeds England Jean Barstow London Alfred Gunning Radcliffe Infirmary Oxford Maining Gunning

SBA Opens Tucson Office On April 1

The Small Business Administration will open a Tucson office at 155 E Alameda St on April 1 led by manager William T Hillis serving Pima Cochise and Santa Cruz Counties. Regional Director Harold Schnurer cited growth and development of the area and invited public visits and the swearing in of Ellis at 11 a.m. Monday.

The Small Business Administration E. Alameda St Harold Schnurer William T. H)lis Tucson Pima Cochise Santa Cruz Schnarer Ellis

Armed Man Robs Market For $40 On 6th Avenue

Police report an armed robber entered the Cirdle K Market at 804 S. 6th Ave at 1 09 a m and escaped with 40 in cash. A customer saw the pistol under a paper sack then the suspect demanded cash from clerk Alfred Grijalva 4552 S 7th Ave and fled. The man is described as slim white 30 to 35, about 5 8.

S. 6Th Ave Alfred Grijalva S. 7Th Ave

Spuds for Spirits Idea From Maine GOP Leader

Republican State Chairman Cyril M. Joly Jr. suggested at a GOP platform meeting that Maine potato surplus could be made into vodka. He proposed converting excess spuds into spirits as a way to handle the surplus.

Presque Isle Maine Cyril M. Joly Jr Joly GOP

Pedestrian Killed on Speedway in Pima County

An elderly woman, Carrie Tucker, 76, of 1125 North Howard Boulevard, was struck and killed by a car yesterday evening while en route to a store at the El Rancho Shopping Center. It marked the 22nd traffic death in Pima County for the year.

el Rancho Carrie Tucker N. Howard Blvd Pima Coun

Crosswalk Death Sparks Tucson Traffic Fatalities Rise

Carrie Tucker, 22, was struck in a crosswalk on East Speedway Boulevard by a car driven by Richard Matthews, 20. She died at Tucson Medical Center. Funeral set for Monday at Swan Mortuary. Her death is Tucson’s 16th traffic fatality this year and 10th in March. police issued no citations pending investigation.

Tucker East Speedway Boulevard Richard F. Matthews EB. Speedway Swan Mortuary Chapel Evergreen Cemetery Tucson

Elephant Aids Truck Rescue On I 71 In Ohio

Circumstances along Interstate 71 in Circleville Ohio saw an elephant assist a stuck circus truck. Cpl. Harry Wolfe of the Ohio Highway Patrol reported the animal pushing the tractor free from mud, converting a stalled scene into a roadside curiosity.

Circleville, Ohio Cpl Harry Wolfe Ohio Highway Patrol

University seeks extra NSF funds to boost science status

University of Arizona gears up to apply for continued National Science Foundation support that has already provided over 4 million dollars for chemistry mathematics physics and astronomy. If approved an additional about 2.5 million would fund salaries equipment and travel and strengthen the campus as a science institution. An NSF inspection will visit next fall to judge progress in four departments and determine continuation over two years.

University of Arizona National Science Foundation David L. Patrick Patrick NSF

Bourguiba opposes political Arab summit meeting

Tunisian President Bourguiba said in a Thursday letter to King Hussein of Jordan that the time is not ripe for an Arab summit. He has repeated this stance, missing recent Arab chiefs of state meetings, but favors lower level consultations, such as foreign ministers talks.

Tunis Tunisia Haibab Bourguiba Hussein Jordan Bourguiba

Two Arizona Alpha Epsilon Delta members to attend national convention

Representatives from the University of Arizona chapter of Alpha Epsilon Delta will attend the national convention beginning April 4. Attending the three day conference at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City will be Gregory M. Cox and Garry D. Strauser. The meeting theme is Changing Patterns in Medical Education.

University of Arizona Alpha- Epsilon Delta University of Utah Salt Lake City Gregory M. Cox Garry D. Strauser

Park-garage attendant killed in six story fall

New York AP reports a Brooklyn man, Robert Gonzales, 30, died when his car drove into an elevator shaft and fell six stories onto the empty ground floor elevator. Police say he apparently believed the shaft was at the sixth floor.

New York Robert Gonzales Brooklyn

Published Pally y Excent Sunday notes rates

Subway Citizen Punt and North Stone Ave Tucson Arizona lists subscription rates for home delivered service in Tucson and outside Tucson. It shows 45 cents per week, 23.40 per year, 45 cents per week or 1.95 per month outside Tucson, and 2.25 per month or 27 per year prepaid.

Pally Y Excent Citizen Punt North Stone Ave Tucson Arizona

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