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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1961
Page
7
A husband seeking objective counsel about a wife who left with her mother for a visit and has not written in three weeks, amid questions of fidelity and a possible divorce. The letter asks for nonbiased guidance, noting ages of wife and mother and a request for practical steps to uncover the truth.
A mother-in-law in a rest home requires $50 a month for her care, split among five siblings. The family, with six children and tight finances, wonders if they are obligated to contribute as doctors warn of limited life expectancy. A harsh reply emphasizes family duty and compassion.
American entertainer Miss Markoff known as Amaya, a Milwaukee born Spanish gypsy singer and dancer, campaigns to improve conditions for Romany communities in Spain. She seeks land plots and building materials for self sufficiency, appeals to Francisco Franco, cites gypsy poverty and tourist interest, and notes past wartime injuries and recovery.
Arizona Bank announces plan to establish a Flagstaff unit in 1962. President Lloyd A. Bimson says the bank will acquire a site build an office and have it operating by next year. The branch would be the bank's 35th location.
An Amidon elementary school in Washington tests a method built on the three R’s. Dr. Carl F. Hansen reports that by focusing on reading, writing, and arithmetic, pupils show strong results against national norms across grades one through six. Overall, 76 percent scored above norms, 18 percent below, with 82 percent equal or above.
The North and South Dakota Club of Tucson holds its annual Christmas party Sunday at 1 pm at the YWCA on 5th Avenue. Attendees bring their own table service and a dish to pass. Adults exchange 50 cent gifts and entertainment is planned with coffee provided.
Miss Gail Jaffe will present selected readings from contemporary Jewish writers at 8 p.m. at the Jewish Center. Griff Giffords chairs the Book Month Program Committee which also features the Kadimah Dancers. The Book Month Fair runs through Sunday with rare Jewish books and a display for all ages. Saturday night’s program is open to the public free of charge.
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