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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1961
Page
7
A Tucson physician reported his doctor's bag stolen from his car at E 2nd St and N Country Club Rd. The bag contained two thirds of an ounce of demerol 12 syringes and 16 hypodermic needles plus other medicines and a blood pressure instrument. The total value was about 250 dollars.
The Tucson Airport Authority warns pilots using its fields to comply with civil air regulations for parachutists. Jumpers must be packed by a certified rigger and land where no hazard is created. Violations by pilots or parachutists may lead to field use limits at Tucson Municipal Airport and Ryan Field.
Clem Jackson, a Black laborer, had his disability benefits denied after a doctor said he could crochet and knit. U S District Judge Leslie Carr criticized the rationale and ordered the Social Security Administration to reconsider the claim based on obesity arthritis and hypertension.
Auto insurance will be sold from vending machines in 500 Tide water Oil Co. gas stations in southern California. For $1 in coins a motorist will receive a $7,500 personal injury policy.
Dr Reidar F Sognnaes urges a broad based education mixing many disciplines at the National Science Fair. He says specialists will be obsolete without working knowledge of other fields and society suffers if curricula fail to adapt. Concepts are changing and formal schooling cannot teach all needed knowledge.
Friday night results show duplicate bridge club winners in the Student Union. North South first place went to Mad dox and Lee Downer, second to Mrs Arnold Swancara and Mrs Anne Lokhart, third to Mrs Sally Sandquist and Mrs Lillian Patane. East West top pair were Mr and Mrs Axel Johnson, followed by Mrs George Lanning and George Morton, with Lee Falk and Max Palmer third.
A national study from Teachers College Columbia University finds teachers receive a broader liberal education due to generous elective privileges. Elementary teachers average 16 percent and secondary 39 percent of their instruction in electives, contrasting with higher rates in engineering nursing and business.
UPI report shows federal civilian agencies operate 431 aircraft, surpassing American Airlines 250 planes. Coast Guard leads with 134 aircraft, FAA 119, Agriculture 63, Interior 50, CAB one plane. Includes jets, weather research planes not counted. Annual operating cost exceeds 40 million dollars.
Upper Arlington Ohio principal Paul Hill devised a 2 ply wood slate table for 12 pupils with a center teacher seat and a slate secured at each place to deter breakage. Twenty three units are in use as a learning aid improving handwriting drawing and posture in the classroom.
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