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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1964

Page

6

Ex Tough Guy Actor Becomes Father to Polish Orphan

Former tough kid actor Stanley Clements now 38 is father to Sylvester Marian Waler, a Polish orphan adopted by Clements and his wife after years of letters and appeals. The couple pursued proxy adoption across oceans with Polish attorney help, and Sylvester is the first child out of Poland under the new law. They plan to finalize the adoption in California to give him education and opportunities they lacked.

Stanley Clements Sylvester Marian Walek Clements Bnart Are Sylvester Marian Waler Poland Kennedy Justice Department Los Angles Department of Social Welfare International Red Cross Chicago Sylvester California

Marine Unit Plans Weekend Bulldoze for Civic Fixes

Members of Tucson's 12th Engineer Company, Marine Corps Reserve, numbering 134, will bulldoze three buildings on East 27th Street, North Castro Avenue, and South 13th Avenue. They will install two culverts on Campbell Avenue, perform ditching and road maintenance at Evergreen Cemetery, and build abutments and a bridge at South Sahitara Avenue and East 32nd Street, with further abutments at East 21st Street and Country Club Road.

12Th Engineer Company Tucson Marine Corps East 27Th Street Castro Avenue South 13Th Avenue Maj H. C. Bigelow Campbell Ave Evergreen Cemetery

Cambodia says it shot down U S Air Force plane

Phnom Penh announces Cambodians forces downed a U S Air Force C123 transport last Saturday killing eight Americans near the border with South Vietnam about 100 miles northeast of Saigon. Government says the incident proves new violations of Cambodian air space by U S and South Vietnamese aircraft. A second plane was hit but limped back to South Vietnam.

Phnom Penh Cambodia UPI Government Information Office South Viet Nam Saigon U.S

Cornell U Area Chairman Named for Centennial Campaign

L. D. Dickinson of 2536 FE. Hampton St. named area chairman for the Cornell University Centennial Campaign affiliated with Butera Trust Inc. The nationwide goal of the drive is $73,200,000.

L. D. Dickinson Hampton St Butera Trust Inc Cornell University Cornell

Air Wing Mission To Be Discussed In Tucson Meeting

Lt. Col. A K Leatherwood of the 4080th Strategic Wing will outline the wing's mission and U2 aircraft at a meeting of the Retired Officers Association of Tucson. The Davis Monthan Officers open mess hosts the event with a social hour at 6 30 and dinner at 7 30. Lt. Col. Robert C Brown handles reservations.

A. K. Leatherwood 4080Th Strategic Wing Retired Officers Association of Tucson Davis-Monthan Robert C. Brown

Tucsonian’s Wife Killed In Wreck

The wife of Tucson man Ralph Camden was killed when her car overturned about ten miles southeast of Bisbee. Lorraine Camden, 31, of Bisbee, mother of five, died in the crash. State traffic deaths rose with Robert Scott of Tempe and Clyde Thomas of Phoenix. The tally for 1964 reached 484, up 60 from a year ago.

Tucson Bisbee Lorraine Camden Ralph Eagle Baking Co Associated Press Arizona Highway Patrol Robert E. Scott Tempe Baseline Road Clyde A. Thomas Phoenix Ft. Whipple Prescott U. S. 89

Tucson Read Aloud Week Celebrates Children's Books

Tucson joins national Children’s Book Week with events at Himmel Park Branch and mobile trailers. John Thayer discusses The Desert Padre and Father Kino, displays of Newbery and Caldecott books, and a ballot box for children to vote on their favorite title. Activities include story hours for preschoolers and a patio session for elementary ages, with a grand finale Saturday afternoon.

Tucson Himmel Park East Side John Thayer Tucson Public Library Trent Ave Thayer Father Kino Fark

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