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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1960
Page
4
New products enter the market at a high daily rate while a quarter of them fail each day, according to Design Sense. The industrial design publication urged better research across the 1960s to curb the alarming product failure rate.
City travel agents and lenders describe a growing trend of using credit to fund trips abroad. With 10 percent down, Tucson shoppers can finance flights to Europe, Asia, or around the world, paying in monthly installments. Credit options vary by occupation, but many travelers end up paying modest down payments and ongoing monthly bills.
Three persons were injured early yesterday when a small foreign convertible overturned on the Nogales Highway fifteen miles south of Tucson. Driver James W. Bentley thirty of Globe suffered facial and head lacerations. Passengers Jesse M. Bentley twenty of Ray and Rufus Gates fifty one of Globe sustained possible leg fractures.
The program listing notes a color NBC presentation of the Chevy Mystery Show airing Sundays. The entry emphasizes color broadcast on NBC's Sunday lineup and highlights the mystery anthology series.
At San Quentin Prison a sixth annual music festival drew about 150, with 25 selected inmates mingling with visitors in the parking area near the gas chamber. The 18 member inmate band led by Charlie Caudle performed Blues of Infinitum and Laugh in Scratchin. Caudle, a trumpeter, awaits parole after burglary and narcotics convictions.
The speaker whispered gratitude to an enlightened administration for backing the described activity, expressing appreciation for the support and its perceived encouragement.
Mrs. L. H. Eason witnessed a quick sign change near the Baptist Church as the secretary posted the sermon topic "Fruit Without Foliage" and minutes later the pastor altered it to "Foliage Without Fruit."
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