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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1954
Page
3
President Eisenhower plans a nationwide push to advance his legislative agenda as Congress nears adjournment. He will focus exclusively on the program, limit controversy around McCarthy and discuss farm, tax, foreign trade, health, housing, and social security measures with the public, Congress, and press.
The Turson Baily Citizen reports local news highlights from Thursday evening, June 3 1954, including community events, notices, and brief summaries of ongoing affairs within the town.
The president aims to push his seaway and highway construction plans through Congress, signaling impatience with the pace of action. He plans to talk to the public to win support, with aides stating he will stress speedy action in speeches over the next two months.
Albany N Y William White president of the New York Central railroad said a new court appeal would be made in the proxy fight for control of the 26 billion rail system He said management would contest in court a ruling by three election inspectors that proxy votes on 800000 shares were valid The votes favored financier Robert R Young who seeks to take control from the current management
At a city council hearing in Catalina Vista the majority opposed the proposed $250,000 paving project citing adequate repairs and maintenance of existing streets. Engineer Grenton Sykes reported 41 percent of 73 percent response favored paving while 59 percent opposed, noting drainage issues and lack of curbs. Estimates and cost per front foot were provided, with no decision reached.
A female monkey unlocked a neighboring cage at Franklin Park Zoo in Boston and freed two male monkeys. The escape sparked a crowd of about 100 to flee as the animals bit 6 year old John Bosco and threatened others. Zoo staff recaptured the males about 20 minutes later and Bosco received hospital treatment and was released.
In Pasadena California James Roosevelt gains another postponement in answering his wife Romelle's amended separate maintenance suit accusing him of cruelty and adultery. The delay pushes the case past the June 8 Democratic primary while Roosevelt counters for divorce and prepares a reply next Wednesday.
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