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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1956
Page
15
Fred Kennedy regional forester of Albuquerque says the Forest Service cannot assume full responsibility for the Mingus Mountain fire and that the agency may share blame. He criticizes the fire experiment and notes skepticism among Forest Service personnel about using fire to clear brush for grass seeding.
Dr. Richard A. Harvill president of the University of Arizona says the Mingus Mountain fire was controlled under Forest Service specifications and that responsibility for standby equipment lay with the Forest Service. He cites cooperation with Raymond Price of the Forest Service and notes the fire spread beyond the experimental area.
An advertising blurb promotes a Better Homes & Gardens summer salad feature. It highlights multiple meals daily, appealing recipes, and a July cook-off, urging readers to buy the magazine copy at newsstands.
A 14 000 acre fire started by a brush burning test got out of hand and is now under control on Mingus Mountain northeast of Prescott. Mop up will continue for days as crews are reduced. Mt Graham fire near Safford was expected to be controlled today after breaking out again Saturday.
Bonn announced the Soviet Union will be punished for police who invaded the West German embassy in Moscow last week. Two German men were arrested after shouting they were Germans. their identities were not released. The government said the act violated diplomatic immunity and called for assurances it would not recur.
Beatrice Hughes 34 of Gilbert injured with facial and knee lacerations after a collision on a highway north of Marana while a passenger in a car driven by Mae Pook 30 of Mesa. J Bly Spear 30 of Rt J Kio was booked for drunken driving after investigation showed a U turn caused a head on crash.
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