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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1958

Page

3

Desert Canaries Now Sing in Big Cities

Arizona's burros once common around Tucson with raucous brays are fading as pets in the East. Sears lists burros at 785 dollars with jennies and colts priced around 125, and shipments to Ohio, Maine, Florida have grown rare as market demand shifts.

Arizona Desert Canaries Sears Roebuck & Co Kansas City Sears Ohio Maine Florida Gene Payne Tucson

Six civilian workers win court fight to reinstate at Fort Monmouth

A U S Court of Appeals ruled 3 0 that six civilians fired by the Army in 1954 as security risks at Fort Monmouth New Jersey are entitled to reinstatement with back pay. The court said Army regulations were not followed in dismissing the Signal Corps staff amid McCarthy era inquiries. The named employees include Anton Coleman Harold Du Core Bernice Levine Melvin Morris Carl Greenblum and Hyam Yamins.

Washington UPI U. S. Court of Appeals Army Fort Monmouth N. J George T. Washington Signal Corps Joseph R. McCarthy Rwis New York Harold Ducore Long Branch Bernice Levine Lakewood Melvin Morris Little Silver Carl Greenblum Red Bank Hyam G. Yamins Newton Highlands Mass Wilbur K. Miller David L. Bazelon

Death by Own Action Tops Japan Causes in 1997

Japan’s Welfare Ministry reports 21,000 people took their own lives in 1997, a rate of one every 24 seconds, making suicide the No. 1 killer. Nervous breakdowns family troubles and boredom cited as major causes.

JURYU UPT Japan Welfare Ministry

Baby Llama Born at Baltimore Zoo Named Allama

Baltimore Zoo director Arthur Watson announces the birth of a llama calf named Allama after the season's first tropical storm Alma. He notes llamas cannot be imported due to hoof and mouth disease and insists kangaroos must breed locally.

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