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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1961

Page

6

Discounted Prices Read Like a Sale Roundup

A string of price markers shows multiple items discounted to new low figures. The list includes figures such as 15.65, 16.00, 26.00, 33.00, 38.00, 42.00, 44.00, 46.00, 58.00, 66.00, 73.00 and an original 65.00. Some entries also show small values including 10.95, 5.65, 8.35, 2.65, and 3.65.

Walker’s first speech as civilian attacks media and policy

Former major general Walker resigns after 30 years to speak on what he calls a string of wrong decisions by Truman Eisenhower and Kennedy. He criticizes the press State Department and Sen Ful bright for a memo on right wing radicalism and warns youth and the military about un American influence. He cites five postwar policy missteps and argues for strong public evaluation of media amid Cold War tensions.

William Johnston Dallas Tex UPI Edwin A. Walker Walker State Department William Fulbright D.-Ark Truman Eisenhower Kennedy United States U.N Germany Pacific John Birch Society Senate Preparedness Subcommittee John Stennis D-Miss Newsweek Time Life Drew Pearson Soviet Union United Nations Douglas MacArthur Korea America Khrushchev Little Rock Cuba Pentagon

It Drives Better With A Radiator

Mrs. Mabel McCoy drove a mile before noticing a problem with her car. She stopped at a gas station where an attendant found the radiator had been stolen.

Detroit UPI Mabel McCoy

Little Boy’s Last Wish Fulfilled

In Jacksonville Florida Freddie Downer seven year old dies after being struck while crossing a street to call a telephone he wrote to Santa asking for help for his sister Vicky a dolly with hair child dishes clothes and a high chair and carriage The Jacksonville Junior Chamber of Commerce read an Associated Press dispatch and shipped Freddie’s requested items for his sister Freddie lived with his mother and sister while his father is in a state hospital Santa is reminded of the letter and Freddie’s wish is fulfilled

Jacksonville Fla Frederick Downer Freddie Massena N. Y Santa Claus Santa Vicky Jacksonville Junior Chamber of Commerce Associated Press

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