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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1962

Page

25

Don Schellie Varies Humor In City Poem And Bond Talk

A Tucson column references Don Schellie toy shops in Southgate and Mission Manor, discussing a Report Card Sale at Ware’s stores and a city bond issue. Readers comment on poetry about the bond election, Mayor Lew, and a weather gaffe on a local TV station. Warner and Leagues of Women Voters notes appear with bumper stickers urging voting.

Johnny Ware W. Congress’ St Southgate Mission Manor Tucson Wei Are League OF Women Voters

Action Please column answers readers on city posts and traffic rules

A Tucson Daily Citizen readers column answers questions on post auditors traffic stop signs and school survey coercion. It notes Jules H. Ross became post auditor on Feb 26 and explains state and city law require stop signs at Aviation Highway intersections with Golf Links Road. The piece discusses school card return policy for federal funds, noting district officials say cards must be collected while avoiding coercion, and suggests mailing cards as a cost issue.

Tucson Tucson Daily Citizen George B. Simmons Rt. 9 Jules H. Ross Post Post Auditor Golf Links Rd Golf Links Aviation Aviation Highway Isaac R. Steinburg E. Speedway John Caarls Robert Morrow Thomas Lee District 1 Davis-Monthan Air Force Base Lee

Bond Proposition 4 funds widen Tucson streets and lighting

City bond issue Proposition 4 seeks 3.6 million in general obligation bonds to open and widen major thoroughfares, install traffic signals, and provide street lighting across Tucson. It outlines projects on Alvernon Swan Wilmot Prince road Grant Speedway 22nd North 1st North Campbell and Speedway Main to the freeway, to be supplemented by Proposition 3 funds.

1St Avenue Fort Lowell Campbell Avenue Glenn Street

Propositions 3 And 4 Go Together In Tucson

The article explains that street improvements and related projects will be financed by Proposition 4 and Proposition 3, stressing that voting for one while opposing the other would cripple the overall street program. It mentions specific projects, traffic lights, lighting districts, and a $500000 city share, with a five year revenue buildup if bonding is not used.

Tucson

Refund Planned By Arizona Savings Shareholders

The 44,000 shareholders of the defunct Arizona Savings and Loan may be refunded about 2 million dollars. Co receivers Albert B. Colby and Ray B. Lucas filed for court permission to return the money, with a 5 cent per dollar payout, aiming for 60 cents on the dollar once impounded three years ago. An anticipated early fall payment may follow. The receivership also sold Mayan Apartments for 245,000 and 8.4 acres near Scottsdale for 330,000. A suit against ex-president James R. Heron was dismissed at his request. he remains free pending Supreme Court appeal.

Proentx—I Arizona Savings and Loan Assa Albert B. Colby Ray B. Lucas Superior Court Arizona Savings Henry Stevens James R. Heron Heron Supreme Court

Dictionary editor weighs English dialect divide in Rome debate

Merriam Webster editor Dr. Philip B. Gove argues mass media has narrowed the gap between American and British English, while British Education Minister Sir David Eccles warns of a potential dialect split. He cites examples like flat versus apartment and the cross usage of terms such as elevator and bar pub in global communication.

Gove Merriam - Webster Dictionaries Rome Sir David Eccles

OAS Bombs Major Algerian Hospital

OAS commandos bombed Algiers biggest hospital forcing the evacuation of hundreds of patients some in cattle trucks. French troops and Moslem auxiliaries moved in with armored cars and Geiger counters to check for radiation as clinics were set up in native districts.

Algiers UPI Secret Army Organization OAS Mustapha Hospital

JFK Says Don’t Mix Politics With Economy

President urges divorced partisan emotion from national economy during news conference. He notes most businessmen are Republicans but argues economic issues must be solved with bipartisan focus. Kennedy stresses administration should address real problems now and postpone political battles until 1964. Other conference highlights include responses to Khrushchev’s nuclear testing claim and concerns over Yugoslavia Poland aid, with emphasis on maintaining growth and NASA’s role.

White House

Mexico Left Warns JFK Against Going To Mass

Mexico City reports a leftist weekly warns that President Kennedy attending mass at Basilica of Guadalupe on July 1 could empower Mexican reactionaries. Siempre argues Catholic groups hostile to government will weaponize the visit while the Alliance for Progress plan risks reviving reactionary forces.

Mexico JFK Mass Mexico City Kennedy Basilica of Guadalupe Siempre Alliance “For Progress

Goldwater criticizes Kennedy policies and advisers

Barry Goldwater, in Lancaster, blasts President Kennedy's fiscal plan as harming the American economy. He calls for immediate steps, including depreciation write-offs to aid business and industry, and the dismissal of Kennedy's advisers. He argues Kennedy lacks real business insight and cites the steel industry issue as a harmful blow to American business.

Lancaster Barry Goldwater Kennedy Goldwater Kennday Goldwater Lair

Public Meetings Schedule in Tucson Tonight and Tomorrow

City parks and recreation center at 223 E 6th Ave hosts a 7 30 PM dance. A free meeting at the County Courthouse discusses color court and police matters.

Tion Center Free Association For the Meat of Color the Picety Courthouse

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