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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1957
Page
22
A public service note advises drivers to chew gum to relieve tension and stay alert while behind the wheel. It endorses Wrigley's Spearmint as a refreshing option and suggests chewing any brand to help maintain focus and reduce jitters during travel.
The 1957 Britannica Yearbook spotlights Garry Moore on television as a prime example of good comedy. It reproduces part of a sketch with new jargon and wordplay, featuring Denise Lor and a host of spoofed espionage terms. Other humor includes Ernie Kovacs and George Gobel bits, underscoring midcentury TV wit.
A reader in Provo Utah Dorothy Pollock is announced as the winner of Britannica Junior prize. The page explains reflex actions with examples and poses riddles and puzzles inviting readers to send in entries for a chance to win two picture books.
Federal grand jury charges Rex Neely Chandler Joe Ladd and Lloyd Simmons with conspiracy to defraud the U S government over cotton acreage quotas. Also named are former Pinal County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee workers Joe Short and W Ed Morris Jr accused of taking bribes to falsify records. Neely allegedly paid 4780 dollars in bribes to Short from 1954 into 195?
The text blends a large list of crossword clues with a legal notice about 1955 1956 bribery cases. It notes Ladd Simmons Short Neely and Morris facing multiple counts for false entries statements conspiracy and bribery related to cotton acreage and payments.
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