Free Paint Advice Offered At Local Store Weekdays
A neighborhood shop at 021 E. Fort Lowell opens weekdays from 7:30 to 5:30 and Saturday 7:30 to 1:08 offering free paint advice to customers.
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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1961
Page
14
A neighborhood shop at 021 E. Fort Lowell opens weekdays from 7:30 to 5:30 and Saturday 7:30 to 1:08 offering free paint advice to customers.
Miami judge Hal P. Dekle ruled that Cuban property found in the United States can be attached, backing Terry Kane who sought repayment for $22,500 of farm equipment seized by Castro’s regime. Dekle said relief via Cuban courts is unavailable and cited international law breaches.
A new sign appeared on the McGill University campus designating an enclosure for children of attendees at a psychiatric convention. The area is labeled Progeny Park, drawing attention to the playful branding on campus.
The speaker notes that actions against Castro hinge on identifying Cuban property in the United States linked to services actually provided in the ordinary business. The challenge for Americans aiming to retaliate against Castro is locating such Cuban assets within the country.
A 21 year old Agua Prieta Sonora man was arrested on suspicion of burglary after police found him inside Drachman Elementary School. Louis Lugo Silvas claimed three men chased him from a bar and he escaped through a broken window. He was treated for hand cuts at Pima County Hospital before booking.
Mae H Wheeler 53 year old grandmother and former secretary treasurer of the Butler Workingmen's Building and Loan Association faces 117 counts after embezzling over 430000. State Police say books showed mass omissions false entries and fictitious withdrawals. Wheeler held on 40000 bond and contends she and her husband did not live lavishly.
Fidel Castro declared Cuba open to Americans and allowed Cubans to travel to the United States including to study at American universities. He rejected elections, saying a new socialist society is being built and that history is shaped by revolutions, not news agencies.
Three youths aged 16 to 17 were arrested after their car crashed into a telephone pole near Wetmore Swimming Pool 400 East Wetmore Road. Two were treated for facial cuts at Pima County Hospital and the suspects, one possibly a minor, fled the scene before being caught by Sheriff Capt. Kenneth Sturgeon.
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