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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1958

Page

25

Garcia Pledges Fight on Graft Amid U.S. Aid Talks

Philippine President Carlos P. Garcia aims to curb corruption in his government while seeking about 350 million dollars in U S development loans. He seeks a careful review of U S financial claims and hopes for a joint basis on base issues with the United States.

Washington Carlos P. Garcia U. S National Press Club United States Garcia Philippines Dulles Philippine Eisenhower State Department Senate Lyndon R. Johnson Texas William F. Knowland California House Sam Rayburn D-Tex John McCormack Massachusetts

Probation Post Sought For Rombach

Pima County Board of Supervisors will consider appointing Lee Rombach as an adult probation officer for Superior Court. Rombach, 4018 E Kilmer St, has served as attendance officer for the Tucson School District since mid 1954 and would assist in pre sentence investigations and monitoring those on probation. The four Superior Court judges recommend his appointment at a 400 dollar per month salary, effective July 1 if approved.

Pima County Board of Supervisors Lee Rombach Rombach E. Kilmer Sr Tucson W. H. McConnico Brooklyn N.Y University of Arizona Pima County Superior Court

Dust Cited In Lung Cancer Signals Urban Risk

Los Angeles researcher Dr. Hans L. Folk links tire dust to rising urban lung cancer rates. He notes rubber tires contain carbon black rich in benzpyrene and says L A traffic yields seven tons of tire dust daily. He urges manufacturers to lower benzpyrene in carbon black.

Los Angeles Hans L. Folk University of Southern California School of Medicine

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