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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1962

Page

26

Bargainsville Tucson Sale Frenzy Dominates Local Shopping

A raucous catalog of sales slogans invades Bargainsville Tucson Arizona with a barrage of title sale themes. The piece namechecks Memorial Day Fourth of July Thanksgiving and other holidays while urging shoppers to visit local emporiums for cut–rate prices and promotional events.

Action Please: City Questions on Garbage Rules and Low Flying Planes

Readers ask what the trash collectors will take and if hazardous low flights near Freeway Airport will be curtailed. Officials explain pickups limit dirt and materials, describe safety steps by airport managers, and note zoning actions may affect nearby sites.

Freeway Airport W. Ft. Lowell Rd Shawnee Ave John J. Conner Conner Tucson Ryan Field Davis-Monthan Air Force Base

Anglican School Seeks An Atheist Teacher in Ontario

Hamilton Ontario UPI reports an Anglican college seeks an atheist teacher who can work with a diverse faculty. Principal J Grant Morden said the candidate should fit with Roman Catholics Orthodox Jews and Protestants on staff. He emphasized balance of religious backgrounds without compromising Anglican tradition.

Hamilton, Ont UPI

May Employment and Factory Payrolls Hit Records

May non farm employment rose to 55.1 million, a new record for the month, with auto industry gains offsetting steel declines. Factory earnings averaged $2.40 an hour and $97.20 a week, up about 5 percent from a year ago, while the work week reached 40.5 hours the highest May figure since 1955. Unemployment stood at 3.7 million with overall labor market judged very strong by a Labor Department spokesman.

Washington Labor Department Pressiike

Bombing probe aided by FBI lab and police

Parts of the car bombed Saturday were sent to the FBI laboratory in Washington with soil samples to determine the explosive and detonation method. Edward Koenig and H W Smith, both connected to Local 210 and Teamsters, narrowly escaped death. investigators questioned about two dozen people as the case steers through local police and FBI oversight.

FBI Laboratory Washington Bernard L. Garmire Garmire Edward Koenig H. W. Smith Sacramento Calif Koenig St. Mary’s Hospital Smith Edward L. Boyle Arizona FBI

Hummingbird as a Family Inhabitant Sparks Odd Dilemma

Mrs. John J. Worner keeps a rescued hummingbird in her home at 5072 E Rosewood Ave. Tiger or Tweet feeds on sugar water and boiled egg yolk and now occupies space once used by a hamster. The bird, learning to fly, lounges on the coffee table and may require care from the Warner family, raising questions about its future.

Eileen Warner Eileen Gina Warners Rosie

Rockefeller Favored for 1964 Gop Nomination Says Panel

Seattle opinion among Republicans at national committee meetings centers on Nelson Rockefeller likely securing the 1964 presidential nomination if he wins reelection. Discussion weighs Nixon, Romney, Scranton, and Goldwater as potential options, with Rockefeller favored unless unforeseen obstacles arise.

Jack Bell Seattle National Committee Nelson A. Rockefeller New York Rockefeller Hinman John F. Kennedy Senate Nixon California

Oil Company Official Shot By Secretary's Brother

A Phillips Petroleum vice president, Gay, 90,000 yearly, was fatally shot in a Manhattan rail terminal after an apparent affair with his secretary. Witness Mary Mullooly, whose brother James Mullooly has been charged, described the events and motive as he allegedly sought revenge for his sister’s relationship.

Oil Company New York Taylor S Gay Beekman-Downtown Hospital Phillips Petroleum Co Exclusive Creek Club Locust Valley Long Island Mullooly

Podret Drops Hotel Fraud Case Says Statute Invalid

County Atty. Jack I. Podret dismissed a defrauding an inn keeper case against Charles F. Witters after ruling the state statute lacks an intent clause. The charge, tied to $751 in unpaid hotel bills, was dropped before a preliminary hearing. The skeptical move mirrors Podret’s prior challenge to narcotics purchase law days earlier.

Podret Dale Wittner Jack I. Podret Charles F. Witters Tucson Inn

Lady Rhoda Driving Blindfolded Summoned for Careless Driving

Ottawa police say Lady Rhoda, claiming X-ray vision, demonstrated driving blindfolded in an uptown street, hitting a pedestrian who was only slightly injured. The charge cited careless driving based on the demonstration.

Ottawa Rhoda

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