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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1959

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Wildlife at risk as parched ranges drive deer to water

Tucson officials warn drought stretches wildlife as deer javelina and birds crowd dwindling water holes. Forest fire chief Don Jirsa notes limited grazing areas and distant waters. residents report deer near homes seeking relief. Biologist Ted Knite cites dead deer and water hauls to catchments across the region.

Tucson Robert Fitzpatrick Don Jirsa Coronado National Forest Randall Cantrell A Mountain John Waters Catalinas Molina Basin Palisades Ted Knite Arizona Game and Fish Department

Eisenhower Denounces Senate Vote On Commerce Nominee

President Eisenhower bitterly criticized the Senate for rejecting Lewis L. Strauss as secretary of commerce. He told reporters the American people are the losers after a 49 to 46 vote denied Strauss confirmation.

Washington UPI Eisenhower Senate Today Lewis L. Strauss Commerce Strauss Senate White House Atomic Energy Commission Congress The Atomic Energy

Arizonans Split Over Strauss Senate Vote On Commerce Post

Arizona’s two senators split in the final vote on Lewis Strauss as commerce secretary with Goldwater for confirmation and Hayden against. The historic rejection marked the first time in 34 years that a presidential appointee failed to win Senate approval.

Washington Arizona Senate Lewis J. Strauss Commerce Barry Goldwater Carl Hayden Charles Beecher Warren Coolidge Strauss Frederick H. Mueller Mueller Grand Rapids Mich Sen Margaret Chase Smith R-Me William Langer R-N. D GOP Langer Smith Mike Mansfield Mont Milton R. Young J. William Fulbright D-Ark

Berlin crisis pause as Big Four recess until July 13

Geneva reports indicate the Big Four foreign ministers agreed to a recess on Berlin talks until July 13 after a secret session with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko. Western officials say Khrushchev’s tough line and a new Moscow speech hinder agreement on a stopgap plan for West Berlin.

BIG Four Geneva Berlin Andrei A. Gromyko Gromyko West Berlin West United States Britain France West Germany Nikita Khrushchev Moscow Nikita Khrushchev Russia Germany Christian A. Herter Selwyn Lloyd Maurice Couve de Murville Couve de Murville Heinrich von Brentano

Weekend Showers Predicted With Humidity Rise

The forecast calls for scattered thundershowers over the weekend increasing humidity and muggy conditions. Tomorrow’s high near 100, tonight’s low around 75, with a peak humidity index about 82. Previous day readings matched the humidity level.

Torrential Rains Add New Misery In Miami

Rains of over seven inches in 16 hours drenched Miami following a tornado that left nearly 1,000 homeless Wednesday night. The disaster stalled mopping up as floodwaters surged through streets. the report also notes severe storms in Oklahoma Nebraska and widespread showers across the nation with mild regional temperatures.

Miami Bartlesville Okla Weather Bureau Burwell Neb Rockies Mississippi Valley New England

House Votes To Raise Debt Ceiling

The House voted to raise the national debt ceiling to a peacetime high of 295 billion dollars, effective until June 30, 1960. Leaders called the increase necessary to pay bills due July 1, and the bill moves to the Senate for further opposition.

Washington House Senate

Cost Of Living Hits New Peak In May

Washington reports May living costs at a record 1244 percent of the 1947-49 base. Small price gains lift the index despite a narrow range over the past year. Weekly earnings for a four member family reach $81.03 while 100000 aircraft workers gain a penny an hour under semi annual living cost adjustments.

Washington Labor Department H. E. Riley Department Bureau of Labor Statistics Fairchild Hughes, Martin North American

Motelswoman and 16-Year-Old Boy Arrested for Delinquency

Doris Efaw a 31 year old housewife awaiting trial on a child stealing charge was arrested with her 16 year old boyfriend in her motel room on June 23. A preliminary hearing on a three count high misdemeanor was set for June 24 and bond reduced to 1000. The boy was found hiding behind a bed and turned over to juvenile authorities.

Doris Efaw Justice of the Peace Alice Truman Thomas N. 1St Ave Efaw Grand Couston

Woman linked to child theft case and scooter crash

Police checked on Mrs Efaw after she allegedly took a youth to a hospital following a scooter car collision at N 1st Ave and E Glenn St. The boy injured, a gash on his foot, and she left with him after the crash probe. She pleaded innocent to child stealing in Superior Court with trial set for Sept 13 and posted $1,000 bond.

Las Vegas Nev

Forgetting Dennis The Menace Daily Delivery Offer

A humorous notice urges readers to call MA 12 5855 to arrange daily delivery of Dennis The Menace and mentions no extra charge for the service. The fragment encourages planning trips by coordinating the daily comic strip delivery.

Fleeing Governor Bagged In Wild Highway Clash

Gov Earl Long seized by deputies and committed to Southeastern State Hospital after a dramatic 80 mile chase from New Orleans to Baton Rouge. He proclaimed himself governor as his wife Blanche used a warrant to detain him for psychiatric commitment amid a chaotic power struggle.

Baton Rouge UPI Earl Long Louisiana Long New Orleans Southeastern State Hospital Mandeville Ochsner Mississippi Blanche East Baton Rouge Parish Louisiana National Guard Chester Williams Stachman Wyatt White Ford

Rumor of Another Pima Judge Quitting

Political columnist Jim Cooper reports chatter that a second Pima Superior Court judge may resign. The item notes possible retirement within the local judiciary and cites unnamed sources.

Jim Cooper Pima Superior Court

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