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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1961
Page
2
Miss Lynne Byrnes, first grade teacher at Liberty School, attends a two week elementary science workshop at Arizona State College in Flagstaff. The session began June 12 and will close Friday, aiming to improve science instruction with new materials and procedures.
Arizona personal income maintained a nation leading pace with $2.61 billion in 1960, up from $2.39 billion the prior year. The report shows the strongest gains in mining and construction, higher state wages and Phoenix outpacing Tucson, with rising elderly and youth populations.
Admiral Hyman Rickover told a House appropriations subcommittee that the Naval Academy should be closed if reforms are not made. He faulted the academies for treating students like children, producing officers who focus on trivia, and he proposed drastic cuts in officer numbers and even abolition if improvement fails. He criticized government contractor advertising and warned such acts reveal sensitive information.
A 24 year old Tucson woman Carolyn Sotelli died at St. Marys Hospital hours after police say she shot herself in the right temple with a .22 revolver at 206 W Ft Lowell Rd. Her husband George 27 reported the dispute and gunshot prior to the painting incident. The apartment showed disarray with the weapon nearby. Police took the husband for a statement.
The Pima County Animal Shelter reports the third human rabies exposure this year from a bat. Fred Moll, 23, of 4500 East Speedway Boulevard, was bitten at a pool near his home. the bat was captured and died after tests confirmed rabies. Dr. E Lendell Cockrum cautions not all bats carry rabies.
A service station at 1555 W. St. Marys Rd. reported 20 tires valued at over $500 stolen. Entry was made through a rear window on Saturday night or early Sunday. The station is owned by Joseph D. Cottrell of 1415 W. Wetmore Rd.
In New York the maritime labor dispute widens as bribery charges surface among leaders. Calhoon accuses the American Merchant Marine Institute of offering a package to drop the runaway flag issue, while Casey denies the charge and calls for investigation. About 85,000 crew members and 1,000 vessels are involved with 100 ships already immobilized.
Daily newspaper notice from Citizen Publishing Co. in Tucson outlines home delivery costs in Tucson and outside, plus annual carrier and mall subscription rates. It notes second class postage paid at an unspecified location.
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