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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1962

Page

2

Germany Fathers and Sons reviews war truth on NBC special

Rick Du Brow hails NBCs Germany Fathers and Sons for its stark look at postwar silence in West Germany. The program voices a generation gap through former Nazis, students, parents, and critics, contrasting it with glossy combat series and foreshadowing a rough Father’s Day critique.

Hollywood UPI Germany Reorter John Rich Hitler Friedrich Luft Hamburg Warsaw Ghetto Successul Fathers and Sons

Card of Thanks for kindness after bereavement

A. A Chandler and Son Don lect tee express heartfelt gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy and cards during a recent bereavement. They note appreciation cannot adequately express their thanks.

A. A Chandler & Son Don Lect

Job Advertisement for Sales Agent in Salt Lake City

A position seeks a married, bondable candidate aged 26 to 40 with sales experience and church affiliation preferred. Must be full time, aggressive, and hard working. Earn $1000 per month and up. Role involves handling unusual individuals. Write W. S. Lawry P.O. Box 247 Salt Lake City with qualifications.

W. S. Lawry P.O Box Salt Lake City

Laos Clears Way For Coalition Government Formation

Laos assembly approved a long awaited three party troika coalition led by Prince Souvanna Phoumi. The group includes Souphanouvong and Gen. Phoumi Nosavan as vice premiers, with Souvanna to head the neutralist faction and Souphanouvong representing the leftists. The new cabinet is to be installed by King Savang Vathana, with a formal investiture planned Monday.

Vientiane Laos UPI National Assembly Souvanna Phoumi Savang Vathana Boun Oum Troika Souvanna Souphanouvong Pathet Jao Plain of Jars Phoumi Nosavan Nosavan

Leftist Leading In Peru Presidential Vote Early Count

With about 20 percent of the vote counted, Fernando Belaunde Terry of Popular Action led Manuel A. Odria and Victor Raul Haya de la Torre in presidential race official El Comercio figures show. A fragmented congressional tally left open the possibility the winner could be decided by Congress if no candidate gains a one-third majority.

Lima Peru Fernando Belaunde Terry Popular Action Party el Comercio Manuel A. Odria Victor Raul Haya de la Torre Apra Congress Haya

Harvard Post Goes To Son Of Alger Hiss

Anthony Hiss, son of Alger Hiss, was named executive editor of the Harvard Crimson. The 20 year old senior will supervise publication of the Crimson’s four subsidiary organs including the Weekly Crimson Review, the Crimson Bookshelf, the Crimson Commencement supplement, and the Crimson Confidential Guide.

Cambridge Mass Anthony Hiss Alger Hiss House Committee On UN- American Activities Harvard Crimson The Crimson Crimson Review Crimson Confidential

Advantage of Yes Vote on City Bond Proposals

The June 26 city bond election includes seven bond propositions and two City Charter changes aimed at upgrading all types of streets. Voting yes would allocate funds to sealcoating about 100 miles of streets in the 1962-63 budget, but only if sales and property tax increases are approved, enabling bond payments to rise outside the current tax limit.

Steve Emerine

Tucson Bond Propositions 3 and 4 Outline Major Street Plans

City officials promote a balanced eight year street program based on yes votes for Propositions 3 and 4. Proposition 3 funds 2.8 million for Broadway underpass 22nd Street overpass and arterial routes to Tucson Airport plus another 1 million for other major street work. Proposition 4 allocates 3.6 million for widening major roads street lighting and signals with about 500 thousand for lighting districts and several hundred thousand for new signals.

Broadway 22Nd Street Tucson Municipal Airport Tucson

Mayor Outlines Bond Issue To POPA Representatives

Mayor Lew Davis described a 26.7 million bond program aimed at funding street sewer and water projects plus recreation facilities and public buildings, to POPA representatives. He urged pay as you go for operations and long term bonds for capital improvements, with future users sharing costs. POPA members said some items are needed but taxes here are high, and plan a straw ballot on the bond issue next week.

Lew Davis Property Owners Protective Assn Davis G. Freeman Woods POPA Tucson

Tryouts for The Miracle Worker at UA Drama Dept

University of Arizona announces open auditions for The Miracle Worker by William Gibson. Four men and four women plus a colored adult and two colored children needed. auditions 7:30 p.m. tonight and tomorrow at University Theater. Production runs July 19 to 21 at the UA Theater.

William Gibson University of Arizona Drama Department Helen Keller Annie Sullivan Peter Marroney University Theater Speedway Olive Road

Yale Slur on JFK Withdrawn

Yale alumni reunion week end was saved from a drafted rebuke as Dr. Eugene H. Lehman withdrew a resolution that Kennedy did not deserve an honorary degree from Yale. Floyd W. Jefferson urged dropping the proposal to keep the celebratory mood intact. The president had already accepted Yale's honorary doctor of laws degree.

New Haven Conn UPI Yale University Kennedy Eli Eugene H. Lehman Monmouth College West Long Branch N. J Lehman Floyd W. Jefferson New York City Jefferson Yale

Brenda Slips And Factory Is Destroyed

Brenda Gould slipped on a factory floor at the packing department in Chadwell Heath England. A dropped bottle of sodium caused a chemical fire that spread through the plant forcing evacuation of 800 workers. Firefighters battled explosions and 200 foot flames as higher explosives nearby threatened the area. Brenda, hospitalized for shock, was the only reported injured.

Chadwell Heath England Brenda Gould Brenda Essex County Fire Service

Cajero Announces Campaign For District 4 State Representative

Bernardo M. Cajero, 46, barber shop owner at 135 W. Congress St., declared his bid for the Democratic nomination to represent District 4. He notes 24 years at his home on 104 W. District St. and pledges full effort to ensure proper district representation.

Bernardo M. Cajero Cajero Fox-Lyric Congress St District St Morerici Tucson American Barber College Los Angeles Pueblo High School PTA Spanish - American Barbers Assa Woodmen of the World Founding Lodge Alianza Hispano-Americana Sociedad Mutualista Porfi

School items to occupy supervisors agenda

The Board of Supervisors will hear school matters at its Monday meeting. The Amphitheater district seeks 31036 for an elementary site in Roberta Terrace. Sunnyside requests 129990 for Sun nyside Junior High additions. Catalina Foothills proposes 60000 in school improvement bonds for July 2 sale. Laguna requests bids for elementary school addition. Mary Dill district bids on 12000 bonds at 11 am. Hearing on Christopher City improvement district at Ft Lowell Rd and Columbus Blvd follows, with paving and drainage plans. Four owner participation paving projects are scheduled on La Cholla Blvd, Sandario Rd, Emigh Rd, and Ina Rd.

Board of Supervisors Amphitheater Roberta Terrace Sunnyside John Paddock Sunnnyside Junior High Catalina Foothills Laguna Mary Dill Christopher City Ft. Lowell Rd Columbus Blvd Columbus

Democratic Club Reorganizes District 7 Meeting

The District 7 Democratic Club plans a Monday night meeting at 8 p.m. to reorganize following county re districting by the Pima County Board of Supervisors. Al Mallis hosts at 2716 E Lee St, including precincts 23 48 58 51 and 99.

District 7 Democratic Club Pima

Drunken Driver Dunn Jr. Fined and Jailed in City Court

James W. Dunn Jr. aged 22 of 258 Pastime Road pleaded guilty in City Court to a drunk driving charge. He was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to 10 days in jail.

James W. Dunn Jr Pastime Rd

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