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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1961
Page
2
The city water utility began sending out two-month bills today to update billing records. Problems during the switch to automatic processing slowed bills through April and May. Bills cover the two months and note the dates. The system will return to a monthly cycle next month per a city spokesman.
Tucson labor official Grant 52 underwent police lab tests showing a .31 blood alcohol reading described as a stupor state. Hess 36 faced second degree murder charges after allegedly beating Grant during a Labor Temple party.
The City of Tucson acts to condemn Desert Water Co owned by Nick Traficanti to seize private water service for about 170 North Side families. A Superior Court filing seeks immediate possession with a bond set at twice probable value, and a judge will determine fair market price while negotiations had stalled for over a year.
PHOENIX amid Glen Canyon Dam area Canyon Tours Inc led by A H Art Greene to build an eight million recreation center north of Glen Canyon Dam. Project includes 320 unit motel beaches swimming area store coffeeshop bathhouse and boat launches. Greene long involved with the Lake Powell concession and river tours.
Charles Bramlett of Memphis recalls passing a Holly Springs theater with a large sign reading Movie no good tonight Save your money and come back Saturday It captures a light local moment from UPI dispatches.
Republican leaders dispute President Kennedy's move to drop air support for the Cuba invasion. Miller calls the decision a tragic mistake and Clark accuses Eisenhower ties. Scott argues the plan would have violated treaties unless air cover was provided. The discussion centers on U.S. policy toward Cuba and Monroe Doctrine authority.
A four man American Tractors for Freedom Committee team sails to Havana to seek a 500 tractor exchange for 1200 Cuban invasion prisoners. The delegation plans to meet Prime Minister Fidel Castro with travel permits possible in Washington. Castro’s agreement remains uncertain amid public Cuban stance.
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