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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1961

Page

6

Expert Called To Check On JEFK's Back

The White House says a medical expert was consulted to review ultrasound therapy for President Kennedy's back. Kennedy remains on crutches but plans an early afternoon speech while continuing a full schedule and pressing foreign aid before business, labor, and farm groups.

Jefk Washington White House Kennedy Andrew T. Hatcher Hatcher Capt J. H. Cheffey Naval Medical Center Bethesda Janet Travell Cheffey Dr. Travell

Bridge replacement far exceeds original 1891 cost

In Aspen Colorado the first bridge in the state highway system over Castle Creek was replaced this year. The original bridge cost 12540 dollars in 1891 and the new bridge costs 205191 dollars, illustrating the rising expense of bridge construction.

Aspen Colo Castle Creek

Widow Testifies Grant Was Brought Home Limp

The widow of Howard D. Grant testified that Hess brought Grant home from a Labor Temple party limp and unable to drive. She described Grant’s injuries and Hess’s account of multiple falls, as the murder trial continued in Superior Court with witnesses from the drinking party.

Grant Howard D. Grant Elmer R. Hess Jr Dorothy Grant Hess Superior Court Labor Temple Fremont Ave Jim University of Arizona Tucson Medical Center Larry Wilson Alan Hanshaw Wilson Sheehy Howard Robert O. Roylston

Practical Joke Targets Police in Local Market Ad

A food market circular carried a phony ad seeking an engraver with knowledge of Lincoln and Jackson. Police station phone number 8-6191 drew many calls. Officers explained they were not seeking an engraver, joking the prank targeted them after arrests.

EL Monte Calif Lincoln Jackson Carl Roberts

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