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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1956
Page
4
A wife writes in distressed by a female business associate showering her husband with attention. She asks how to respond and confides fear of drastic actions. Eve suggests responding with calculated kindness to provoke the rival, not violence, proposing to court the husband and keep the husband’s attention through affectionate, strategic gestures.
A teen writes about heartbreak after dating a sophomore Kenny then losing him to a classmate. The advice columnist warns not to push for reconciliation, suggests dating others to let feelings cool, and notes hope rests on Kenny’s previous interest. The piece reflects youthful romance guidance.
Grand Rapids editor William Bowles, city editor of the Grand Rapids Herald, crowned queen of the Rose Show after winning best runshow with his peace rose. The rival Grand Rapids Press awarded the title and a trophy.
Mrs. Katherine G. Howard special adviser to Civil Defense Administrator Van Pelt son urges Americans to pack survival kits for rapid use in enemy attack. She and her husband keep two suitcases with food and essentials under their Beacon Street stairway for quick evacuation. Her morale kit includes Bible flashlight sewing kit toothpaste towels soap and mixed nuts.
Egyptians head to the polls for the first time in six years to elect a president and ratify a constitution. Gamal Abdel Nasser is the only candidate, nominated by the Revolution Command Council. Ballots offer a yes or no on Nasser with a red or black circle, part of a new regime promising a path to democracy under tutelage. Voting is compulsory for men, women may vote but not required, with age lowered to 18 and secret ballots introduced.
A hearing on Southern Pacific Railway Co. bid to raise intra state shipping rates by 20 percent was postponed to allow shippers time to prepare. State Commission Chair Brooks said the hearing should resume in about a month to hear shipper arguments after their postponement.
In Hugo Oklahoma a domino table used by elder citizens for the summer recreation program was stolen from a downtown vacant lot. A $15 reward was posted. Deputy Sheriff Ed Thornton said the heavy table with attached seats would require two people and a truck to remove.
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