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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1959
Page
24
Molly Mayfield counsels a reader to confirm pregnancy with a doctor, then reveal the truth to family. She urges courage, warns against premature attachment, and emphasizes parental support and mature action to address the situation.
A woman writes of fatigue from a large family and a disapproving husband who wants more children. She wonders what she can do for fun and relief without religious constraints. A doctor’s advice and consideration of the marriage are suggested. A separate reader reflects on a common law marriage turning into a divorce and remarriage, noting such cases rarely become legal marriages.
In Cambridge Massachusetts two Baptist churches plan joint Sunday evening services twice a month. First Baptist Church led by Rev Dr Lynn C Smith partners with Western Avenue Baptist Church pastor Rev James R Holloway since 1957 pilot effort to foster fellowship.
John Reniska, a factory trained mechanic for Studebaker and Packard, offers expert repair for automatic transmissions and other makes. Visit Phil's Garage at 2802 N 1st Ave, Tucson. For current book reviews, see the On The Town section every Saturday in the Citizen.
Readers are invited to send questions for a Britannica Junior prize. The excerpt explains lunar features: the moon orbits Earth weighs less, has one sixth Earth gravity, lacks atmosphere, and shows only one face. It notes no sound on the moon, no rain or oceans, and the sunlit and dark halves of the lunar month. It mentions possible volcanic activity speculation by a Russian astronomer.
In a short feature a jokey Q and A tone asks three kid friendly puzzles with punchline answers. It then invites readers to identify a location described as the largest city in Africa and capital of a historically ancient nation making modern news. The teaser ends by promising tomorrow’s paper for the answer.
A scrambled crossword with numerous across and down clues covering Barkers cries translucent resin Assam capital flattery and more. Includes cryptic style definitions such as final entries for Down clues like Dawn or invalid and other varied terms across the grid.
Lt Col Harold G Russell describes the Dyna Soar program in 1962 63 plan outlines. The craft would launch from Cape Canaveral atop an Atlas missile carried by a B 52 mother ship reach 100 miles altitude and then glide back to Edwards Air Force Base landing after about ninety minutes. It would be unmanned during initial launches with a crewed follow up and aim to be the Strategic Air Command future bomber.
Doylestown Bucks County Mrs Mabel Brinker turned a garbage disposal problem into a worm business selling 2000 red worms for eight dollars. Her grandson Robert Cosner ages 11 handles counting for spending money as word spreads to sporting goods shops and local customers. Her husband Lester put up the sign Brinkers Wiggly Waggly Worm Farm outside their Cross Keys home.
Senate Armed Services Committee backed Gen Emmett O Donnell Jr. 12 to 1 for promotion to four stars and Pacific Air Forces command. Chairman Russell said O Donnell and Air Secretary James Douglas denied Sen Margaret Chase Smith’s charges of smearing her and misreporting facts. Smith opposed confirmation and did not vote. Byrd’s proxy cast the lone opposing vote.
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