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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1957

Page

2

Sonoita road paving gains boost toward Fort Huachuca

The State Highway Commission seeks to add Route 83 from Mountain View to Sonoita to the federal primary system with a proposed 400000 budget to finish paving if approved. The Tucson Chamber backs the effort while defense funds for an east-side route were denied. locals urge unified support to secure federal funds.

Sonoita Ft. Huachuca State Highway Commission U. S. Bureau of Public Roads Mountain View Highway Department Federal Bureau Benson Good Roads Committee Tucson Chamber of Commerce Highway Commission C. Edgar Goyette M. C. Livesay San Xavier Rock & Sand Co Tucson Martin Construction Co Benson Highway Fort Les Martz Chamber Road Committee Department of Defense Arizona Whetstone Mountains Goyette

Fire call over Tree Maze Smoking Boys

A frantic Nogales housewife on Oak street telephoned the fire department yesterday afternoon reporting small boys smoking in a maze of trees. She warned they were liable to burn the trees down.

Rails See Passengers Disappearing

D. J. Russell of Southern Pacific W. N. Deramus of Missouri-Kansas-Texas and H. J. McKenzie of Cotton Belt say railroads will cut long-haul passenger service and shift toward freight. They spoke at the 63rd annual meeting of the accounting division of the Association of American Railroads in Dallas. Deramus declined to speculate on Katy moves in the Southwest.

H. J. McKenzie Cotton Belt Lines Accounting Division Assn American Railroads Katy Southwest Ceramus

Woman complains as man bothers her in bar

A woman told police last night that a man was bothering her. She lamented that she cannot even drink alone in a bar anymore.

Nogales

Yuma AFB Closure Denied but Cautions Vary

The Air Force denies rumors of Vincent AFB near Yuma being closed but warns denial is not a guarantee. The House Armed Services Committee rejected a 13.2 million dollar request to build new training facilities at Vincent, triggering local civic action led by Sen. Harold C. Giss and Jones Osborn. Rep. Udall argues there is no immediate shutdown plan and the committee noted possible postponement without harming the Air Force program.

Washington —ii Air Force Vincent Afb Yuma House Armed Services Committee Arizona Harold C. Giss Udall House Vincent

Costello Cash Slip Ties Tropicana Winnings to Las Vegas

A $651,284 gambling slip found in Frank Costello's pocket matches Tropicana Hotel Las Vegas winnings for a 24 day period ending April 26 1957. Manhattan prosecutors say the memo may reveal motive for Costello shooting and note the handwriting came from a Tropicana employee.

New York Frank Costello Tropicana Hotel Las Vegas Manhattan Dist Frank S. Hogan Hogan Costello Tropicana Manhattan New Tropicana Casino Beverly Cow Club New Orleans Kefauver Senate Phil Kastel Stephen P. Kennedy Nev Nevada Gaming Control Board William Sinnott Robbins Cahill Las Vegas Strip Kastel Nevada

Judge Ray Harrison to Speak in Phoenix Tonight

Des Moines municipal court judge Ray Harrison, a former alcoholic, will address a public meeting at the Woman's Club of Phoenix. He is credited with helping several alcoholics achieve sobriety.

Phoenix Iowa Woman's Club of Ray Harrison Des Moines

Officials Preview Underground Pipe Pushing Demonstration

City officials and contractors will observe a dry pipe pushing demo this afternoon on Stone avenue sidewalk between Alameda and Council streets. DK Distributors promotes the Speed Thru pipe pusher, a dry method avoiding trench digging and sand pockets that can risk road collapse.

Robert F. Dielman George C. Kennedy D-K Stone Avenue Alameda Council Streets

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