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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1957
Page
4
A holiday exchange humor piece recounts Mrs Mayfield and Jean swapping gifts and jests at Christmas. The letters recount how spouses and relatives repeatedly gift odd gadgets and clutter while Aunt Josie and Harold the nephew send humorous tokens and kiddie photos, ending with merry wishes.
A wife writes about feeling inadequate due to her husband’s interest in girlie magazines and her own attempts to balance attractiveness with his reactions. Molly Mayfield suggests counterirritant magazines to provoke a reaction and alter his attention patterns.
The United Community Campaign raises over 680000 with 2749 in direct gifts and 1374.50 in matching funds in the last 24 hours. Grand total reaches 80098 toward the 783138 goal as anonymous donors provide a two to one match to health youth and welfare agencies. Contributions can be mailed to UCC Tucson Post Office Bar 508.
Miss America of 1988 Marilyn Van Derbur will visit Phoenix for a two day stay to officiate awards and auctions at the stock show. The events take place at the Arizona State Fairgrounds with the visit tying to the fair in early January.
The Tucson Travelodge opens today at 1198 Stone Ave owned by Mr and Mrs Lewis Oviatt. The motel is one of many Travelodge properties across the United States with future openings planned in two weeks. It offers air conditioned rooms a telephone television heated pool and parking for 47 cars. The Oviatts hail from Pasadena California where Oviatt was in real estate.
A Camden, Maine, tale shows a young girl writing to the Chamber of Commerce Santa Claus with a wish list dated this season. Her requests include a 1968 car a color TV a new house a new grandma a sweet face blue eyes three puppies a horse and other items she imagines.
A petition protesting sewers and paving in the Arcadia Fairmount Adams and Lee streets improvement district was filed at city hall. The city engineer will verify protest signatures and if 80 percent of property owners oppose, the proposal may be discontinued.
Washington sources report the Army rejected plans to attempt a secret satellite launch abroad. Officials said proposals were discussed but not pursued and no outside launch will occur.
The Board of Estimate approved a bill to bar race creed and national origin discrimination in private housing, with mayoral signature needed. Effective April 1, the law exempts one and two family homes in developments under 10 units and shifts penalties to mediation and possible court action.
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