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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1956

Page

4

Police blotter chaos prompts arrests and theft probes

Robert Carr, 32, of 370 S Con Ave, drives drunk and crashes after filing a complaint. He faces rock driving and bus license charges with a $100 fine and 10 day sentence. A possible $200 bad check and a coat theft valued up to $4,000 trigger ongoing investigations. Police also report burglaries, a weapon missing, and two juveniles detained for immigration authorities in Tucson.

Robert Carr S. Con Ave Pennington St Carr Julia S. Selover N. Cami- Miramonte Selover Nesota Sjack Berganon Vista Meyer Avenue Berganon S. Meyer Carters George and Jen Zacek S. Fontana Ave Edward T. Cusick E. Drachman Sr Ralf King Granada Ave Armory Park Tucson Hermosillo Son Nogales Fow Acson A

City studies hiring Greek student for municipal knowhow

City Manager Porter W Homer was authorized to study hiring Chris Karamidhos a Greek student who just finished at the University of Arizona to learn municipal government operations. A state foreign hire ban looms but could be skirted by a subsistence contract.

Porter W. Homer Chris Karamidhos University of Arizona Trikala Tucson Karamidhos Homer John H. Carroll Karamichos

Advice Column Seeded With Teenage Romance

A 17 year old girl asks Mrs Mayfield for guidance on a crush who plays with her feelings. The reader考s how to respond to a popular boy who alternates between attention and others. Molly Mayfield praises independence and suggests inviting him to the dance while trusting her instincts at the party.

Mommie Mayfield Chapeau Smarty-Pants

Broken records and family doubts in a reader letter

A frustrated wife asks how to stop her husband from rehashing 20 year old conflicts. The advice suggests walking away when he harps and telling him to change the record. A second column follows an uncle who doubts a niece's romance and cautions stepping in, urging the family to handle it themselves.

Mrs. Mayfield Molly Mayfield Juilliard School of Music P.M. W

Latin America to Surpass North in Population Says AOS Leader

Dr. Jose A. Mora of Uruguay, head of the Organization of American States, told a press conference that Latin American population will overtake North America within 15 years due to natural increase and immigration. He cited strong Italian migration and smaller flows from Portugal, Spain and Germany.

Los Angeles The Organization of American States North America Jose A. Mora Uruguay Italy Portugal Spain Germany Mora Western Hemisphere Permanent Organization of American States

SEC seeks injunction to bring VALIC under securities law

The SEC asks a Washington court to bar the Variable Annuity Life Insurance Co of America from selling its annuities until VALIC registers under the 1933 Securities Act and the 1940 Investment Company Act. The agency treats VALIC as an investment company offering securities rather than a traditional insurer.

Variable Annuity Life Insurance Co. of America VALIC Washington SEC Prudential Life Insurance Newark N. J Metropolitan Life John Hancock Massachusetts Mutual Investment Bankers Assn National Assn Mutual Investment District of Columbia Teachers Insurance and Annuity Assn George Johnson Teachers Insurance

Danes Extend Polio Shots To 40 Year Olds

The government announced that all Danes up to 40 years old may receive free polio vaccinations. The policy expands immunization access to adults, aiming to boost herd immunity and prevent outbreaks.

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