10 Jun 1957
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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1957
Page
1
Voters in Tucson School District No. 1 face a 7.325 million bond election with 14 polling places from 6 am to 6 pm. Projects include 81 classrooms at elementary schools and additions, two junior highs, and facilities at Rincon and Catalina high schools.
Residents of Tucson School District No. 1 may vote in tomorrow's school bond election at any of 14 polling sites. The listed venues include Brown School, Carrillo School, Corbett School, Doolen Junior High, Howell School, Lynn School, Mansfeld Junior High, Menlo Park School, Pueblo Gardens School, Roosevelt School, Safford Junior High, Spring Junior High, Vail Junior High, and Wakefield Junior High.
Washington reports show a Springfield area effort to prompt Eisenhower to reverse the decision to try Lance William Girard in Japan. Federal Judge McGarraghy orders the government to show cause why Girard should not be returned. subpoenas for court records may be quashed.
Weatherman predicts possible showers tonight as clouds move in from eastern Arizona. Cooler temperatures expected with variable cloudiness and wind. Eastern Arizona mountain areas to receive showers today and tomorrow. Yesterday’s high reached 93 with a morning low of 69.
The Tucson Daily Citizen will publish a four page Soap Box Derby program on Wednesday with names car numbers and sponsors for every racer. It includes photos background facts heat lineups lane positions for Thursday first round and final racer inspections. Reserve extra copies by phoning MA 25855.
A timeline of President Eisenhower health since his 1955 heart attack, detailing doctor consultations, hospitalizations, surgeries for ileitis, convalescence at Gettysburg, and notes on his fitness for re election. It covers visits by Dr. White, Dr. Ravdin, and other medical staff, plus daily updates on symptoms and recovery milestones.
The Mayflower II lay 60 miles west-southwest of Nantucket lightship and 109 miles from Provincetown as light winds slowed its 92-foot replica voyage toward Cape Cod. Strong seas and wind delays pushed arrival time past 2 p.m. Today a Coast Guard search plane reported the ship’s slow progress and planned crossing to Plymouth.
Autopsy on a headless, handless frogman body in Portsmouth aimed to identify if it was Cmdr. Lionel Crabb missing since April 1956. The case ties to secret dives near a Soviet cruiser and high level inquiries by Prime Minister Eden, with Russian leaders visiting Britain.
The New York market ended modestly lower after a sharp drop spurred by President Eisenhower’s illness. High losses soon reversed with White House updates easing fears. Closing notes include Lukens up to 101.87 and the Dow Jones 30 average at 503.76, down 1.87.
New York reports that American girls ages 11 to 18 aim to marry, yet only a small fraction want full-time housework. The Girl Scouts of America released a University of Michigan survey showing high marriage expectations amid low desire for domestic chores.
United States Senate leader pushes Soviets to withdraw from Hungary in a high profile international confrontation. The confrontation shapes Cold War policy and domestic political debate as Americans watch the stakes rise in Europe.
The State Employment Service offers a single position to live in the high mountain country of northern New Mexico to track and destroy porcupines in pine forests. The job pays $3415 per year and requires living alone away from people.
Rome Italy Premier Adone Zoli a known foe of fascism resigned tonight rather than rely on fascist backing to remain in office The move comes amid tensions over government support and political alignment in Italy's postwar landscape Page 23 coverage notes Zoli's stance and the political implications for Rome and the national leadership.
Milton Eisenhower president of Johns Hopkins University was admitted to Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore with a kidney infection. He was feverish and may remain in bed about a week, causing him to miss the university's Tuesday commencement exercises.
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