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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1959
Page
8
A study on Tucson's elderly Jewish population shows 42 percent rely solely on social security and 66 percent lack medical insurance. Transport deficits curb activity. 33 percent use buses, 24 percent rely on relatives or volunteers, and 39 percent face medical costs under 500 dollars.
A panel led by Dr. Lloyd Berkner warns cheating would be simple under a nuclear test ban and urges continued underground tests to reduce uncertainty in distinguishing explosions from earthquakes. Possible joint underground tests with Britain and Russia are floated if Soviets agree. The group suggests expanding seismometer networks and unmanned stations to boost detection in years.
The Citizen Home Plan contest announces winners in a series of home improvement projects. Details include named participants and the event’s location and timing.
The Galilee Methodist Church of Englewood joined the New ark Methodist Conference for the first time. Members were welcomed by a unanimous vote of delegates at the 102nd session of the conference.
A mutual emergency power assistance pact was signed by Tucson Gas Electric Light Power Co, Arizona Public Service Co, and the Salt River Power District. They will pool generating sources to supply power during major outages, reducing customer inconvenience.
A 17 year old in Chattanooga was summoned to juvenile court for not stopping at a stop sign. A police officer said the youth claimed he rushed home to attend his sister’s wedding and retrieve her bra. Acting Judge Leo Britt dismissed the case.
Two new trial procedure shortcuts approved by Maricopa County Superior Court judges will take effect September 15 to ease a growing case backlog. Civil attorneys cannot seek pre trial procedures after a case is set for trial. A wife seeking temporary support before final divorce settlement must file a sworn financial statement for herself and her husband.
Eighteen young men compete in Phoenix for 750 dollars and Arizona’s outstanding apprentice title. Gov. Paul J. Fannin awards prizes, with finalists chosen by local committees. Finalists hail from Phoenix and Tucson, Morenci, Ajo, Flagstaff, Miami, and Inspiration. Prizes total 300, 250, and 200 dollars for first through third.
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