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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1964

Page

4

Decency Shut Out By Wall Of Fear In Central Park

Column argues urban decay in 1950s New York, contrasting a safe park past with a modern scene of crime and fear. It calls for harsher penalties and expanded prisons to restore public safety and allow citizens to reclaim Central Park and city streets.

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Ford Foundation Grants in Arizona Their Education Focus

Ford Foundation reported its Arizona plants totaled 1 794 975 from 1950 to July 3, 1964. Of this, 204 000 went to teacher education 178 735 to curriculum and educational television 160 000 to engineering education 297 000 to youth development 955 600 to hospital aid and 297 000 to an experimental dropout prevention program.

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Kiwanis Pancake Feed Supports 12 Local Groups

The Palo Verde Kiwanis Club hosts its third annual pancake feed from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at El Con Shopping Center. Proceeds aid 12 organizations, including Comstock Children's Hospital Arizona Children's Home Arizona Boys Ranch and the Children's Colony at Randolph. Miss Quaker from Aunt Jemima Pancake and Quaker Oats will attend with continuous entertainment planned. Richard Gerhart and Dr. Richard Matteson coordinate the event. Tickets are $1 for adults and available in advance or at the breakfast.

Palo Verde Kiwanis Club el] Con Robert Woolley Richard Matteson Maurice Coyle Donald Rhee el Con Comstock Children’s Hospital Arizona Children’s Home Arizona Boys Ranch Randolph Quaker Jemima Richard Gerhart

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