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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1957
Page
2
Mayor Hummel warned owners in the urban redevelopment area not to sell to unscrupulous speculators. He said no property will be condemned for at least a year and hearings with notice will precede any land taking. Owners can consult City Hall with questions about the project.
Frank Miranda, a bartender at El Tropical Tavern in South Tucson, was fined 150 or 19 days in jail for serving beer to an intoxicated person. The tavern has seen four violent deaths this year, including the unsolved slayings of Joseph Vavages and Leon Eighlebiger near the bar.
A toy library in nearby Patafonia allows children to borrow toys like books. The program, crafted by the Woman's Club and supported by Nogales Rainbow Girls and Girl Scouts, lets kids sign out new toys as needed.
Senate Rackets Investigating Committee, led by Mundt, examines reports of improper UAW activities as part of a broader probe linked to the four year Kohler strike in Wisconsin. Mundt says the panel will investigate any alleged abuses fairly, urging evidence to back charges.
The Air Force notified the sheriff that a pod of rockets was dropped in the Sells area during September. Gerald Williams, safety officer at Davis Monthan AFB, said the rockets were not armed but could be discharged if mishandled. Officials could not locate the area due to rough terrain and advised notifying the sheriff without handling the weapons.
Senate leaders fault the Eisenhower administration for slow missile and satellite progress. Johnson says we are behind and must show more can do energy. Kefauver labels the program confused and duplicative. Gavin argues U S power lags Russia, urging greater military efficiency.
Mrs. John E. Carter, grieving after her 1 year old son John Jr. died last December, drove away to end her own life near Forest Park. Police found her car with a hung hose and a newspaper clipping poem in her purse. An inquest ruled suicide.
Sen. Barry Goldwater labels Walter Reuther president of the United Auto Workers as a socialist trying to form a third political party. He also denounces union leaders for usurping human freedom and vows to push a federal right to work law at the next session. He calls Eisenhower’s administration concerned with protecting citizens’ rights.
Officials argued for mobile missile firing bases to survive initial attacks and considered removing joint chiefs from current top command functions. Gavin Gen Maxwell Taylor and Secretary Brucker testified on defense restructuring and command changes.
Bids for Mission Manor Park pool and bath house are to be opened Monday at the County Board of Supervisors meeting. The project by Scholer and Fuller is estimated at about 125 000 dollars. Also on the agenda are bids for Madge W. Butler Junior High School and four improvement district matters.
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