26 Feb 1960
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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1960
Page
1
Allied sources report the French Army confines a Soviet military mission to barracks in Baden Germany after passes were issued. Western missions in Germany may also be confined as new passes exclude East Germany entries.
United Press International reports a deep South cold snap with sub freezing temperatures in Mississippi Alabama Georgia northern Florida and northern Louisiana. The Northeast and New England face 5 to 10 inches of snow as another storm heads toward the region. widespread highway closures and several fatalities are noted across multiple states.
Local market at 547 N Third Ave MA 47677 advertises free delivery and open Sundays and evenings. It touts choice meats and vegetables with low prices and highlights all night hours.
Mrs. Dorothy Payne Fite aged 45 of 2658 North Plumer Avenue died yesterday in a Nashville hospital after a long illness. She and her husband John W. Fite have lived in Tucson and Nashville for 12 years. Survived by two sisters in Tennessee. Funeral services set for tomorrow in Nashville.
In Cleveland Ohio Kenneth Roberts, found walking along a road in a hospital nightgown, said he was too hot and, after a nurse told him to take a walk and cool off, he did. He was picked up by police and questioned.
James He Netherland, 30, of Willcox, arrested on suspicion of illegal possession and sale of dangerous drugs. Investigators say he supplied benzedrine tablets linked to the Pima County truck crash that killed nine and injured 31. Undercover officers bought 100 tablets with unmarked bills, locating about 400 more at his possession.
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