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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1963
Page
7
Animal cemetery in Pat Haven Memorial Park Tucson area serves all pets including dogs cats and even elephants with 14 graves on five acres. Manager Dixie Dunn says plots are small and unembalmed remains common. cremation available with ashes mailed home. The site is for pets only not people.
The parent owned cooperative at 2109 Hedrick Drive announces its sixth year of kindergarten for three and four year olds. Enrollment capacity is AO with a two day per week class for 3 year olds and a three to four day program for 4 year olds. A few openings remain for 3 year olds on Tuesday and Friday mornings. The closing registration day is Monday. director is Mrs. Mary Frobisher.
An East German worker aged 19 hid for three days near the Berlin border before slipping past Communist guards into West Germany early today. Police reported he arrived exhausted but undetected during the border crossing at Eschwege.
U. S. Undersecretary of State George W. Ball arrives in Lisbon for a second round of talks with Premier Antonio de Oliveira Salazar. He previously spent two days in Lisbon and then visited Pakistan to discuss that country courting Red China. Negotiations to continue on matters of common interest and Portugal's overseas policies.
The city unveiled brand new street lights across Palo Verde Park as Mayor Lew Davis and officials attended. Police Chief Garmire praised the project for reducing crime while residents, including Little League families, enjoyed the ceremony. Mrs. Glenn Wells triggered the switch, turning on lights that illuminated the neighborhood for the first time, after two days of testing.
University of Arizona Liberal Arts College produced 32 books and 323 articles and reviews from July 1, 1962 to May 1, 1983. Notable totals include James E. McDonald with 13 articles and five reviews, Richard B. Woodbury with five articles and 13 reviews, and Henry Fréiser as co author on 15 articles. Louis J. Battan published two books with four earlier titles issued abroad.
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