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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1960
Page
3
Catherine Duffy Foy 64, a Tucson educator and pioneer, died at St. Mary's Hospital. Born in 1896, she taught 23 years in Safford Elementary and Twin Buttes. She chaired local teacher groups, traveled widely, and belonged to Delta Kappa Gamma and the Arizona Pioneers Historical Society. Funeral arrangements by Reilly Funeral Home.
The 1960 Tucson area directory ships starting Tuesday with AXminister 4 exchange. Dial AXminister 4 numbers now but no service until June 26. Directory grows to 648 pages, 5 000 more listings, 96 137 phones with 100 000 projected by October.
The 360th Bomb Squadron of Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, part of the 303rd Bomb Wing, was named the most professional crew in bombing and flying proficiency during the B47 upgrading program. Named members include 1st Lt. Richard A. Bowen aircraft commander 1st Lt. Varney J. Alvernaz pilot and 2nd Lt. Ray M. Wallace navigator. Bowen previously served as standardization co pilot and Alvernaz logged 1500 hours as a B36 flight engineer. Wallace is on his first assignment as navigator.
A Superior Court jury awarded Mrs. Kay Newhouse 2055 damages for burns at the Golden School of Beauty Culture. Operator Franklyn Golding admitted liability after a student used the wrong solution during a tinting. The case followed a 1959 award to Clara Vidal for damage from a permanent wave. A new suit by Evelyn Steinborn seeks 35000 damages for a bleach injury.
The First National Bank of Arizona will open a second Tucson branch at Southgate Shopping Center with Willam F. Page named manager. The temporary quarters at 3300 S. 6th Ave will offer full banking services including a drive in window. Page will lead the 10 am Monday open house and business day.
The state publishes a booklet outlining where common minerals and gems are likely to be found. It signals preparedness for mineral hunts but notes no immediate gold rush or bonanza.
A legal point stops the morals trial of actor William Talman and five others in Santa Monica. Judge Adolph Alexander recessed proceedings to decide whether Talman’s arrest at a Hollywood party on March 18, after posing as a guest, was legal entry. Talman, former district attorney on Perry Mason, lost his job after the arrest. co-defendants faced misdemeanor lewd vagrancy and marijuana possession charges.
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