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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1949
Page
7
Undersecretary of the Navy Kimball warned that tomorrow’s high speed deep diving subs could launch guided missiles. He noted submarines have sunk more tonnage than other weapons and warned future wars will intensify underwater warfare. The Navy has tested V-1 style buzz bombs from subs off California.
The Tucson Sunshine Climate club approved a roughly $60,000 national advertising budget for the coming season. Club manager Russell Soden said a sponsorship drive among Tucson businesses will start next September to fund the program as tourism declines and visits shorten.
Most of the world's jute comes from India's hot Ganges Brahmaputra delta and is woven into burlap and sacking cloth in nearby Calcutta mills.
George Gallup reports a majority of American voters favor a world university suggested by Atty. Gen. Tom Clark. The poll shows support varies by education level and age, with emphasis on international understanding and U S funding.
The Maricopa county board of supervisors were asked to approve a second natural gas line for Phoenix. El Paso Natural Gas Co filed the application for a 225000 dollar project that would run parallel to an existing line, increasing supply by 15 million cubic feet daily and preventing winter shortages. A hearing was set for July 18 with completion possible in three weeks, route from Sacaton on the Pima reservation to a regulatory station at Guadalupe.
A Tucson daily survey shows 45 percent of voters aware of the Voice of America broadcasts and most favor increased funding. Last year's Voice appropriation stood near nine million dollars as the nation weighs expanding foreign broadcasts.
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