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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1956
Page
12
The letter-writer Molly Mayfield describes a husband obsessed with a rhyming stinky pinky word game at parties, causing social embarrassment and domestic tension. A columnist Mr. and Mrs. Sable Mare advise that the fad will fade, urging patience and calm, suggesting no immediate divorce.
Bonn today handed over 29 Russians serving long murder terms to Soviet representatives at Marienborn on the East German border. Officials said the returnees volunteered for repatriation after West German courts sentenced them to life terms. The Bonn government defended the move as allowing Soviet nationals imprisoned in West Germany for crimes to be released only by the state that sentenced them.
Murray Chotiner, Nixon campaign manager in 1952, says his $1,250,000 libel suit against Behind the Scene magazine is being settled out of court. The agreement includes a full-page apology to Nixon and Chotiner, and a payment to cover attorney fees and costs. The publisher will provide an affidavit disclosing complete sources.
Chotiner filed suit in Superior Court last January as the apology item heads to newstands June 25. The dispute centers on a prior statement and the formal remedy sought in the case.
President Eisenhower nominated Marine Maj. Generals Ray A. Robinson and Merrill B. Twining for lieutenant general rank. Robinson commands the Fleet Marine Force Atlantic based at Norfolk and Twining heads the Marine Corps Schools at Quantico, Virginia. Twining is brother of Gen. Nathan F. Twining, Air Force chief of staff.
A student writes seeking guidance about disclosing a past high school sexual assault to her current boyfriend. She fears shame and gossip, worries about his reaction, and asks for advice on whether to tell him before marriage while navigating secrecy and possible judgment.
Bond sales in Pima County for May total $375,489.25, reaching 41.8 percent of the 1956 quota, according to bond chairman Mundey Johnston. State bonds in Arizona added $1,724,975.25, pushing the five month total upward.
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