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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1960
Page
3
New York UPI report notes aspirin consumption rising more than twice as fast as population. Sources estimate the average person takes a pill every three days, compared with one every eight days in 1935.
In Geneva Jules Moch urged Valerian Zorin that the West will not risk its future on unverified arms promises and demanded effective control. Moch, the sole western speaker, pressed for a clear Soviet stance as Eaton and Ormsby Gore conduct talks in Washington and London to salvage the talks.
Olivetti of Italy gains 59 percent stake in Underwood, replacing management and cutting losses. Ugo Galassi, named Underwood president in December, shifts to Olivetti products, halts portable lines, and targets returning to profitability by 1961 first quarter.
Mrs Frances Huston Audin of Wellesley Massachusetts says at 43 she is among the nation s youngest women whose fathers fought for the Union. Her father Charles A Huston was 72 at her birth and was killed by an automobile five years later.
A Pima County Medical Society meeting is planned for tomorrow night to debate the Titan missile location issue around Tucson. Nine sites are announced with general areas for the two battalion complex. The meeting follows CARTT briefings and may lead to an official society statement.
U.S. Treasurer Ivy Baker Priest toured Bank Street cottages in Middlesbrough, area home of her mother Claire Fearnley, accompanied by her daughter Nancy and U.S. Maj. Bill Beach. They met relatives including cousin Mrs. Nancy Madden and planned to photograph the old home for Arlington keepsake albums. The visit coincides with a push to promote U.S. government savings bonds among troops in Europe.
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