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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1962
Page
4
Doctors say headache pain often stems from high level traits like diligence and overcare. The piece notes intelligent perfectionists may push themselves too hard, and highlights a new medicine Micrainin claiming unique ingredients for relief.
Two 15 year old boys attempting a joyride on Saturday night caused a crash that damaged a tree a wall and a house, ending in harm to the youths and injuring John E. Schenck, 51, who was asleep inside the residence when the incident occurred.
An advertisement touts Bell-ans tablets with hot water at bedtime to stop stomach gas. The text claims no harmful drugs and urges readers to read in bed until sleep. A separate police report recounts a car crash on East Scarlett Street involving two boys who borrowed a family car, damaged Schneck’s property, fled, then returned as authorities were notified.
May bank debits totaled 316,848,982 dollars, up 17.1 percent from May 1961’s 270,613,316. Thirty six Tucson banks reported debits as John Hazeltine of the Tucson Clearing House Assn noted the year 10 years ago saw only 95,335,359.
An American Airlines Astrojet returns for a 5000 hour overhaul at the Tulsa base where 2400 workers strip the aircraft, X‑ray for fatigue, and reassemble with strict serial records. Parts pass through specialized departments resembling surgical rooms, with exhaustive testing and a cost around 50000 dollars per overhaul. For reservations contact your travel agent or Axminster 4.4411.
Ralph E. Staggs was elected Maricopa County Republican chairman by a unanimous vote. He succeeds Rep. Don Reese and vows a full slate of candidates to win a conservative House majority and back Gov. Paul Fannin's program.
In Lichfield England Mrs Rose Badrick and Walter Mobley enter a town garden contest tied to a bid for the town council to fence front lawns. The aim is to cultivate the most weeds and outdo rivals in a quirky local event with civic implications.
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