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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1958
Page
12
A cautionary note urges motorists to prioritize road safety during holiday weekends. It cites Arizona traffic tolls, with eight deaths in the prior weekend and four more last weekend, and compares road deaths to national debates over humane slaughter.
The Hungarian executions renew focus on Khrushchev and the Kremlin. The piece argues violence under communism remains central and shocks the world, while neutralist India and Yugoslavia weigh Khrushchev’s deeds against his words. It notes U S leaders pause on summit or trade hopes as Dulles reacts to the news.
A citizen argues the Adams affair is a political campaign issue driven by dislike rather than clear facts. The writer criticizes per diem limits and calls for broad investigations into hospitality, travel, and gifts among officials, asserting opponents target Sherman Adams for his persona.
Washington reports an early session revolt against Rep. Joseph W. Martin Jr. fizzled as the administration achieved notable House victories. The margins came from two quiet figures, Joe and Sam, whose bipartisan backing and strategic deals carried key proposals despite Old Guard opposition and White House friction.
John Q. Public criticizes Tucson for high taxes and claims the city spends about ten thousand dollars annually on upkeep with little return, urging tighter fiscal oversight and better use of funds.
The Desert Museum and curator Melvin Larson showcase an underground ant colony as a major exhibit in a new tunnel. Research involved digging, perimeter cold and heat trials, and plexiglass chambers to study nest structure and queen behavior under simulated soil conditions.
Hal Boyles notebook lists a catalog of expendables and social irritants. Items range from political tensions to everyday quirks including overlong books and mismatched fashion choices. The piece lampoons modern behavior with humorous jabs at politics fashion and art tastes.
Milwaukee Journal questions the clash between rising high school attendance and declining voter turnout. It notes 70 years ago 7.44 percent of teens earned an education while 83 percent voted, versus today 83 percent schooling and about 52 percent voting. The piece asks if ignorance has eroded citizenship.
Washington battle over Sherman Adams and Bernard Goldfine centers on hotel bills charged to Goldfine and whether Adams treated them as friendship or deductible business expenses. A subcommittee probes Adams using Goldfine for FTC information, and Eisenhower faces questions on IRS disclosure.
The New York Stock Exchange and American Exchange report record short interests as bears sell borrowed stock amid looming inflation. First half earnings for 42 firms show a 9 percent drop from last year, though meat packers carve a bright spot with a 9 percent profit upturn.
Devotional piece reflecting on Psalm 84 1 Luke 2 41 52 and the beauty of churches blessed by God The article emphasizes a church’s loveliness comes from holy presence and the lives of worshippers and invites prayer for deeper worship and God's meeting in churches Courtesy Twscan Council of Churches
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