Tucsonites Named in Who's Who in America 25th Edition
Sixteen Tucson residents are listed in the 25th edition of Who's Who in America including a local columnist and attorney. The University of Arizona faculty dominate the Arizona entries with deans professors and department heads, plus Gordon D. Paris of Tucson Federal Savings & Loan and Maj. Gen. Richard O. Hunziger completing the roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson Daily
Citizen
University of Arizona
Louis J. Battan
Harvey D. Christensen
Howard S. Coleman
Merlin K. DuVal Jr
College of Medicine
Robert K. Johnson
Robert J. Kreyche
Albert RB. Mead
Arthur L. Muir
Red Cross Campaign Falls Short
The American Red Cross raised 11197 during a Support Our Servicemen campaign, below a 20000 goal, to offset expanded war related programs in Viet Nam. Campaign expenses were about 300. The House of Neighborly Service drive netted 8346 toward agency operations and a summer camp, with expenses around 450. Both campaigns had approval from the Tucson Fund Raising Review Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Vietnam
House of Neighborly Service
Tucson Fund Raising Review Board
Scientists Find Moon A Bit Farther From Earth
MIT and Caltech scientists report the moon is several hundred yards farther away than prior calculations. The Surveyor I mission data show the capsule landed safely, with radar corrections suggesting the moon's position offset by a few hundred yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambadge
Mass
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
MIT
California Institute of Technology
Irwin Shapiera
Lincoln Laboratory
Surveyor
Moon
Pills Cut Dreams
Dr Anthony Kales of UCLA told a sleep symposium that sleeping pills reduce dreaming time from about 20 25 percent to 12 18 percent of total sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Anthony Kales
UCLA
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McGravedison
McGraw-Edison
Mercury
Opeinsiae Garden
Delicatessen
Wisconsin
East Grant
Knu
Atll Pry
East Speedway
MR. Bos
Real Tone
Fox
Tucsonians
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