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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1964

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Zinc coated containers blamed for widespread food poisoning

A study summarized in the Archives of Environmental Health reports hundreds affected by zinc leaching from galvanized storage, with alcoholic punch and boiled foods tied to outbreaks at public events. Researchers M. Alice Brown, Gottlieb Orth, Joseph Thom, Patricia Cova and Julio Juarez of Berkeley authored the findings.

By Science Service Chicago California Environmental Health Sacramento M. Alice Brown Gottlieb L. Orth Joseph V. Thom Patricia Cova Julio Juarez Berkeley

Six Top Ranking UA Students Named in 1964 Graduating Class

Six top ranking graduates from the University of Arizona were summoned to President Richard A. Harvill and named for the 1964 class. Peter Bruce Lyons of Boulder City Nevada led with a 1.008 trade average and will receive a BLS degree in physics. The remaining top seniors, all Tucson residents, include Patricia Clarke, Charles Weathersmoan, LaVerne Foltz, Amelia Halpern, and Molly Cummestad, with various degrees and averages. Also announced were eight other graduates receiving Senior Scholarship Awards for a perfect 1.000 during their senior year, and several honors program recipients from Tucson and beyond under the expanded UA honors program begun in 1962.

Richard A. Harvill University of Arizona Harvill Peter Bruce Lyons Boulder City Nev Jerry B. Gin Jerald G. Graeme Michael H. Heard Viola M. Westhy Tucson Doll Pleffersaum Phoenix Antixutty Ray Pletcher B.S Ingiieering Warren Irene Forsyth Comer Karl von den Steinen Luluana R. Wolfe Tucsonians David A. Heanwole Glendale Marsha Malone Jeanette L. Nelson Clifton Robert L. Schuyler New Haven Conn Karen Stauffer Amherst Ohio

Salvation Army Pool Opens For Public Hours Tomorrow

The Salvation Army Marshall Memorial swimming pool at 1001 N Richey Blvd will open tomorrow from noon to 6 PM. It will be open to the public with a lifeguard on duty. The notice appears in the Daily Citizen newspaper.

Salvation Army Marshall Memorial Swimming Pool N. Richey Blvd

High Schools Plan Off Campus Training Centers

Phoenix Union High School District will establish two off campus training centers for pregnant high school girls. Superintendent Dr. Lewis Albee announced the centers will provide state required instruction at lower cost and on an individualized basis to 30 students this semester. Locations include the YWCA and Florence Crittenden Home.

Phoenix Phoenix Union High School Lewis Albee Stant YWCA Florence

Dive Of Six Barbers At Shop Strike

William Tapolscany owner of the W. T. Barber Shop faced a five man walkout from his six-employee crew. Intermediary James Pignato of Sam's De Luxe Barber Shop said the workers complain about overlong hours and low pay. A meeting is set for 5 p.m. today at Miller's Barber Shop to discuss return to work.

William Tapolscany W. T. Barber Shop N. Swan Rd James James Pignato Pignato Sam’s

Truman Cancels Trip Due to Stomach Upset

Former President Harry S Truman canceled a Saturday appearance at Lexington Virginia for the George C. Marshall Library dedication citing an upset stomach and virus. The Truman Library reported he remained away from his office for a second day and may return to work today. Johnson and Eisenhower planned to attend the weekend ceremony.

Independence Harry Truman Lexington George C. Marshall Truman VMI George R. E. Shell Johnson Dwight D. Eisenhower

Bette Davis Sued Over Filming Dispute

Paramount Pictures sues actress Bette Davis for 7000 dollars claiming she refused to report for filming an added scene in Where Love Has Gone. The suit seeks an injunction restraining her from working in any artistic endeavor.

Hollywood Paramount Pictures Corp Bette Davis Miss Davis

Two Youths Injured In Morning Motorcycle Crash

Two youths were injured when a motorcycle collided with a car at N Warren Ave and E Silver St. Robert H. Howell, 17, was admitted to Tucson Medical Center with head injuries. Michael Winn, 17, was treated for abrasions and released.

N. Warren Ave E. Silver St Robert H. Howell E. 12Th St Tucson Medical Center Michael Winn E. 18Th St John A. Vaughan Miramar Drive Elton C. Hoge Warren Vaughan Hogg

Nobel laureate James Franck dies at 81 in Goettingen

Dr. James Franck, 81, Nobel Prize winning physicist who helped harness atomic energy and urged warning before dropping the bomb, died of a heart attack in Goettingen. He advised against unannounced attack on Japan and coauthored the Franck report in 1945. He taught at Goettingen and helped verify quantum theory with Hertz.

Goettingen Germany UPI James Franck Japan Goettingen University Franck Gustav Hertz Hertz

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