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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1959

Page

13

Proposed School Budgets Set for Tonight Hearings

Public hearings on proposed 1959 60 budgets will be held at 7 30 p m tonight by Tucson School District No 1 and Amphi theater District trustees. District No 1 meets at Education Center 1010 E 10th St Amphi at district administration center 125 E Prince Rd. District No 1 plans a large increase due to 166 new teachers and three new elementary schools opening. Amphi budget rise is just under 20 percent with no new high school opening expected this year.

Tucson Amphitheater District Education Center E. 10Th St Amphi E. Prince Rd Doolen Mansfeld Safford Spring Roskruge

Kaiser resigns four top posts in Kaiser empire

Henry J. Kaiser Sr. steps down as board chair and president from four major operating concerns. He remains board chairman of Kaiser Industries Corp. and takes founder chairman roles at Kaiser Steel Kaiser Aluminum Willys Motors and Permanente Cement. Edgar F. Kaiser becomes board chairman of the four companies. J L Ashby S A Girard W A Marsh and D A Rhoades named presidents of Kaiser Steel Willys Motors Permanente Cement and Kaiser Aluminum respectively.

Oakland Calif Henry J. Kaiser Sr Kaiser Industries Corp Kaiser Steel Kaiser Aluminum Willys Motors Permanente Cement Edgar F. Kaiser J. L. Ashby S. A. Girard W. A. Marsh D. A. Rhoades

Bad Boys No Problem For New York Teacher

John H. Tully, 69, longtime principal of Public School 68 in the Bronx, advocates humane discipline. He has never used corporal punishment, credits success to knowing children’s ways, and spends weekends patrolling neighborhoods to keep students out of trouble. He received Fordham University’s Insignis Medal for service and professionalism.

John H. Tully Bronx Tully Insignis Fordham University

Brothers In Bombing Case Nabbed In Louisville

Two brothers James F. Hecker 23 and Joseph S. Hecker 17 of St. Louis were halted by Jefferson County police en route to relatives near Fern Creek Louisville. Gerald 20 was arrested Sunday in St. Louis after a bombing incident at the St. Louis Arena.

Louisville Jefferson County James F. Hecker Joseph S. Hecker St. Louis Fern Creek Gerald James Hecker Washington University Germany Joseph St. Louis County Webster Groves

Summer recipes from Better Homes & Gardens Western edition

A July Better Homes & Gardens feature promotes a full color eight page summer cookbook with hot weather meals. It highlights canned meat dishes served hot or cold, fresh salads with new dressings, and cool desserts plus iced drinks. Get your copy in the western edition today.

Better Homes & Gardens

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