Tortillas Meet The Machine In Tucson Factory Tale
The piece describes Bill Garcia of La Suprema Tortilla Factory in Tucson using automation to produce about 18 million tortillas a year. It contrasts hand making with a modern plant setup featuring a Strontium 90 note and a high tech tortilla making line, yet emphasizes fresh, salt free, fat free corn tortillas. The story blends home nostalgia with industrial process and a nod to nuclear science claims about tortilla consumption.
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Bill Garcia
Tucson
Bill
Trade Bureau
Hondo
Tex
Garcia
Invasions of Privacy by Public Noise and Odors
Sydney Harris argues that majority tolerance for loud music and strong smells infringes individual privacy. He cites buses in Washington DC and a popcorn stall near a rail station, noting public apathy and the erosion of liberties as noise and odor pollution rise.
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Washington, D.C
New Yorker
Dear Mrs. Mayfield Advice on an Abnormal Proposal
A sister offers to replace me as wife to my husband since I cannot bear children. The columnist warns against such a triangle and urges adoption instead.
Youth for Christ Plans All Night Graduation Party
The Tucson Youth for Christ hosts a second all night graduation party at the Pioneer Hotel ballroom Friday with Greg Loren of Hollywood as master of ceremonies. Loren, now full time with Youth for Christ in Los Angeles, previously served as soloist at the Hollywood Moulin Rouge. The event runs to 4 a.m. Saturday with about 200 youths expected. Loren also appears Saturday at 7 30 p.m. in Saf ford Junior High auditorium for a Youth for Christ Rally, and Sunday attends services at Central Assembly of God and Calvary Baptist, finishing with a citywide song service at First Baptist Church at 9 p.m. Sunday. The public is invited to attend all church services.
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First Baptist Church
How a quarrel over house rules ends in divorce
A husband laments strict housekeeping and shoe rules ruin social life in their new home. Molly Mayfield advises the wife to assert control and jokingly suggests a spanking, concluding the couple may divorce if the tension continues.
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