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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1957
Page
6
Kenneth Littens, 19, was jailed in Kalamazoo as a parole violator after three months on the run. Police had sought him for three months and only found him when his name appeared in a newspaper. He had become a father.
July issue promotes lighter brighter versions of Jiffy Frosted Angels Polka-dot Macaroons Orange Rounds and Busy-Bee cookies using mixes frozen and refrigerated doughs. Available wherever magazines are sold.
Tokyo reports a Communist radio barrage condemning the U S decision to match the Korean buildup. Red broadcasts accuse the United States of aggression, warn against revising the armistice, and note 700 Russian aircraft and other weapons moved into North Korea since the truce.
Deputy Defense Minister Kim Jong Kap reported 19 Mig type Communist planes sighted near the demilitarized zone in the Kumhwa area nine miles northeast of Seoul. He called the flight unusual and possibly aimed at lowering troop morale. ROK army reports were unclear on whether the planes crossed the line.
A 16 year old asks whether to keep her baby after a loss of fiancé Rick who died in an accident. Her parents oppose keeping the child while Rick's parents support it. The columnist advises keeping the child if possible, noting long term happiness and that adoption would cause ongoing heartache. The letter emphasizes love, responsibility, and healing over time.
A reader and spouse discuss a dull routine with limited time together. The counselor suggests evening out the marriage with efforts by both partners to be more engaging and plan time together, including a date night and personal renewal.
Gary Scott, 16, of 302 W Prince Rd, was treated at Tucson Medical Center for a broken arm and shoulder dislocation after an auto scooter crash at W Ajo Way and S 7th Ave. He was riding east when struck by a northbound car driven by Mrs Sybil Bartlett. His brother Louis, 12, escaped injury.
Police report a 51 year old Jack Harmon of a downtown hotel assaulted a man over a drink denial. The victim sustained a three inch forehead gash after Harmon seized a bottle and struck him. The incident led to aggravated assault charges against Harmon.
The Court of Criminal Appeals upheld Quinton J. Rawlinson’s conviction and one year for whipping Henry Mills with a bullwhip outside a tavern. Mills claimed a hole in his head. the court ruled no expert medical evidence was required for the claim.
A public service notice offers a free 36 page illustrated book from The Ball Clinic in Exelsior Springs Missouri explaining causes ill effects and dangers of neglect and describing a proven drugless treatment method applied in thousands of cases. Readers are urged to write for the free book without cost or obligation.
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