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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1959

Page

27

Eisenhower urges realistic interest rates for government bonds

President Eisenhower warns the government must compete in money markets with realistic interest rates to avoid trouble managing the $285 billion debt. He notes speculation about raising the debt ceiling and bond rates, while urging debt reduction and indicating no decision yet on new limits.

Washington Eisenhower Congress U. S Society of Business Magazine Editors America United States Treasury

Cyclist Sues for 125000 In Injury Case

Doyle D. Davis files a Superior Court injury suit against Construction Materials Co alleging 125000 in damages after a June 26 collision with a dump truck driven by William L. Johnson at S Park Ave and Benson Hwy. Davis suffers a compound knee fracture and permanent crippling. three John Does named as operators or agents of the defendant.

Construction Materials Co Doyle D. Davis Davis William L. Johnson John Does Johnson S. Park Ave Benson Hwy Park Calle Margarita

Ultra High Sound Finds Metal Flaws

Louisville engineers use high-frequency sound to locate defects in Chemetron Corp fittings for coolant systems on atomic ships. The method works like radar by reflecting sound off flaws, revealing hidden defects not audible to humans.

Chemetron Corp

Butane Tank Fire Injures Man and Three Boys

A flash from a 150 gallon butane gas tank behind a home on the northwest Tucson outskirts sent Troy Dever and three boys ages 3 to 10 to St. Marys Hospital with burns. The elder Dever reported inspecting the tank for leaks when flames erupted from the pipe connection.

Tucson St. Mary's Hospital Bruce Taylor W. Tres Nogales Rd Mark Dever Dever Sheriff's Deputies Tres Nogales Road Jaynes Station

Truck Kills Tot In Arms Of Aunt

Milwaukee authorities report a tragic street accident in which a 14 year old aunt Mary Ann Chaulkin and two young children Linda 2 and Danny 3 were struck by delivery truck driver Jack H Brockway 22. Linda and Mary Ann died at the scene while Danny was listed in critical condition after the collision at a crosswalk. The truck was moving slowly at about 10 mph when it connected with the group.

Daniel Kleppin Milwaukee Linda Mary Ann Chaulkin Jack H. Brockway Mary Ann Imogene Kleppin

Strauss Foe Hearing Delays Commerce Secretary Nominee

At a Senate Appropriations subcommittee hearing on House cuts to the Commerce Department, Secretary Lewis L. Strauss arrived late to a room crowded with cameras and reporters. Holland, presiding, asked for questions as Strauss finished his remarks. Strauss urged the chair to proceed with questions afterward, noting his assistants would answer most queries.

Washington UPI Lewis L. Strauss Eisenhower Strauss Senate Holland Commerce Committee Margaret Chase Smith R-Me Warren Magnuson D-Wash Mike Monroney D-Okla Gale McGee D-Wye Appropriations

Airman Pays Traffic Ticket Then Honey Penalty

Airman Patrick Strickland of Killeen Air Force Base angered by a $1 downtown alley ticket paid the fine but returned with a jar of pennies and honey. Police traced the ruse and Judge J W Thomas fined him $1 plus $50 for contempt and ordered the coins and honey returned. Strickland lamented losing the 26 cents spent on the honey.

Patrick Strickland Killeen Air Force Base J. W. Thomas Strickland

Land Trade Proposed At Flagstaff

The U S Forest Service proposes exchanging 4 530 acres of Flagstaff forest land for private land outside the city. Supervisor Ralph W Crawford of Coconino National Forest outlined the plan yesterday to the Coconino County Board of Supervisors, saying the swap aligns with withdrawal from urban areas to aid orderly community growth.

Flagstaff U. S. Forest Service Ralph W. Crawford Coconino National Forest Coconino County Board of Supervisors Forest Service

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