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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1961
Page
4
A Tucson landscape engineer describes how fallout shelters are hidden with rock gardens sand boxes and waterfalls to keep them secret. Neighbors fear disturbance and respect for safety prompts camouflage rather than pride in having a shelter.
Entry blanks now available for the 4th annual Tucson Open Diving Meet to be held July 5 at Lighthouse YMCA. Classified divisions include 10 and under through open. entries due by noon Saturday July 1 to meet director Al Misevch.
Phoenix UPI Maricopa County supervisors will grant pay boosts for court reporters from 7500 to 9600 dollars annually and for adult probation workers from 5400 to 7500 dollars annually, effective December. Bailiffs were not raised due to civil service merit system constraints.
Beverly Aadland, 17, failed to prove she is 18 and was refused a Las Vegas marriage license to wed Maurice DeLeon, 22, an architect. Friends said she phoned her Los Angeles mother to have proof of age flown here for a possible ceremony today.
Bricklayers and Laborers unions on Monday will finish 200 feet of six foot high patio wall at the Southside YMCA. They supplied materials and labor for the sunlit enclosure used for sunbathing and gatherings. The Painters Union provided reflector roof paint aided by Pioneer Paint Co to cut heat absorption.
Charles Wayne George 23 awaiting action on a narcotics case will have a preliminary hearing at 11 a.m. July 7 in Justice Court 2 on a first degree burglary charge. He was arrested after police saw him near The Rib Bar-B-Q where the eatery had been broken into. George previously faced unlawful sale of narcotics stemming from February city crack down. Bible Chapel speaker Douglas Cozart World Vision worker will address attendees at 7 p.m. tomorrow at the Bible Chapel on Grant Road after returning from the Tokyo Evangelistic campaign.
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