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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1961

Page

7

Flowing Wells Opposes Prince Road Widening

Flowing Wells School District opposes city plans to widen Prince road from two to four lanes citing hazards to children and no clear benefit. The district received a notice from City Engineer Glenton G. Sykes requesting permission to include school property and to bill the district about 4600 dollars. Trustees voted to oppose the project.

Prince Road Flowing Wells Walter Douglas Jr Glenton G. Sykes Southern Pacific Railroad Oracle Road Douglas Helen Daniels H. E Gene) Shannon Arizona School Board Assn Phoenix Shannon W. L. Woods

Little Ivans May Be Fidel’s Little Ivans

Havana radio reports that many Russian parents have written to Prime Minister Fidel Castro seeking permission to name their sons after him. The letters were among messages from the Soviet Union congratulating Castro on the third anniversary of the revolution.

Key West Fla Havana Fidel Castro Soviet Union Castro

Rotary Fetes A A Bowl Gridders

The All-American Bowl players and coaches were hosted by the Tucson Rotary Club. Speakers included Delaware coach Dave Nelson Fresno State assistant Cecil Coleman and major school coaches Andy Gustafson and Jim LaRue discussing Saturday’s 2 p.m. kickoff. Ray McNally and Thomas Roof also spoke at the event.

Rotary Club of Tucson Dave Nelson Delaware Cecil Coleman Fresno State Andy Gustafson Miami Fla Jim LaRue University of Arizona Ray McNally Thomas L. Roof Optimists

Man Stabbed by Panhandler on West Congress Street

Johnnie Jones of the Belmont Hotel was stabbed under the left arm after refusing a quarter request from a goateed man on West Congress street. He was treated at Pima County Hospital by officers Patrolman Ralph Crabtree and Charles Miltenberger.

Johnnie Jones Belmont Hotel West Congress Street Jones Pima County Hospital Ralph Crabtree Charles Miltenberger

Post Office Dog Bite Policy Draws Bold Theories

A Bi loxi correspondent surveys canine psychology as dog bite debates flare over a new Post Office policy. Prefers telephoning owners to collect mail after attacks beginning Jan. 13 while other ideas include water pistols and dog bite proof gear.

Biloxi Miss Suitland Washington Post Office Department Post Office Highland Park Mich

Mailmen's plight sparks quirky dog deterrent ideas

Readers offer odd solutions to dog interference with letter carriers including a baseball bat style stick and even a cat to deter dogs. Some writers insist they are not dog haters as controversy over routes and safety grows.

Walter Mont E. Broadway Elcon Shopping Center

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