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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1959
Page
31
A 30-foot steel bridge was cut apart with a torch and removed, leaving a stream unbridged in Pike County. Sheriff Wilmer Whitehead said about three tons of high grade steel were stolen, discovered by a coal miner who warned of the danger to traffic.
Paul B Ross's Clin ton coal mine faced six dynamite blasts last night as a pattern of violence linked to a United Mine Workers union campaign in East Tennessee emerges. No group has admitted responsibility. 65 people evacuated a Fire Island Pines hotel blaze in New York with $100000 loss. unrelated incidents include a Los Angeles man injuring himself practicing with a pistol and New York City mayor Wagner trimming limousine duties for 32 officials.
Charles J. Wrightsman, 9, of Fort Worth Texas, an early wildcatter and instrumental in two wells that opened the Cushing Oklahoma field, was a lawyer and former president of the University of Oklahoma Board of Regents. Sheldon W. Wood, 75, Minneapolis Electric Steel Castings Co. chair, died of arteriosclerosis. James Wright Brown, 85, head of Editor and Publisher, died of cancer in New York. Elsie E. Stassen, 82, St Paul mother of Harold Stassen, died after a fall. Earl Kribben, 55, Marshall Field & Co. VP, died of heart ailment.
In Algeria the Liberal and extreme right bloc suffered defeat in the election for 32 French Senate seats. The outcome aids President De Gaulle in pursuing an Algerian representative group for talks to end the four and a half year nationalist rebellion.
Belock Instrument Corp dedicates its gyron room to Able and Baker the space monkeys. The president Harry Belock said the room will be known as the monkey room and the company will be happy about it.
Hialeah, with about 75 000 residents, complains it is missing from the latest state road map along with Coral Gables Miami Springs and Opa-Locka. Verne Barnes of the chamber of commerce calls it the work of an ignorant clerk and seeks a map recall.
Barnes notes Hialeah’s population ranks among Florida’s top cities and it contributes 5.4 percent of state tax revenue. Joe Grotegut, state road chair man, rejects the recall proposal but pledges to include Hialeah on future maps, not just an insert.
Advertises Larson's M.D. as the complete Swedish Milk Diet claiming it eliminates fat building eateries, boosts energy, and reduces weight without underfeeding. Sold at drug stores and department stores with chocolate flavor and tablet form, guarantee of satisfaction or refund.
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