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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1958
Page
9
Downtown parking expands as Steinfeld garage on Church Avenue nears completion adding 375 spaces. Park & Shop use grows with 2 million tickets issued since start and May activity rising each year from 15,500 in 1955 to 78,600 in 1958, with $278,413 spent on tickets.
The article notes a possible four billion dollar federal deficit by June 30, far larger than President Eisenhower’s January estimate of 388 million. It cites deeper, longer recession and predicts next year’s deficit near 11 billion. Leonard Hall’s remark captures Washington mood on looming debt.
On June 25 1630 Gov John Winthrop brought the first fork to Massachusetts from England in a leather case. Today readers recall his early contribution to American dining as Emily Post notes forks expanded into a family of sizes and uses.
The piece argues that postwar growth depends on consumer buying and car styling rather than essential improvements. It notes 1956 strong, 1957 58 decent, and discusses demand shocks, mass production, and the shift toward smaller, economical cars influenced by Europe.
Victor Riesel warns that a secret pact between Teamsters chief Jimmy Hoffa and leftwing Harry Bridges ties the Pacific Coast Longshoremen to the Atlantic Coast Wallopers. The agreement aims to synchronize strikes and force employer concessions, potentially paralyzing the nation from Hawaii to Saudi Arabia and beyond, with Hoffa signaling a broader federation drive.
A compact roundup of editorials debating Dr Frank Oppenheimer’s approach, quality, and impact. Critics question methods while supporters praise his innovative teaching philosophy and public science engagement.
A 1940-era view shows a fire department alerting to a call near the old First Methodist Church and nearby Willard Hotel on the east side of South Sixth Avenue. The article recalls horse-drawn engines, the central station, and the unmotorized era, along with notes on church relocations and a separate discussion about teaching certificates in Colorado.
HAL BOYLE describes a quiet bridge forming between two amateur radio operators Leo Shiskin in the United States and Frank Enge in Russia. Their 1986 contact blossomed into pen pals sharing journals phonograph records and mutual curiosity. Enge notes shared experiences and wages reveal different hardships yet a wish for friendship beyond government lines.
A guide on building a summer spelling program at home. It recommends collecting misspelled words, using memory clues, and turning practice into family games like spelling bingo. Emphasizes visualizing words, phonics awareness, and analyzing errors to teach correct spellings.
Amid the recession, firms in New York Massachusetts and Chicago report boosts in sales across diverse lines. Chrysler Ford Tile Council and Beech Nut tout gains from new centers designs and baby foods while marketers push up to 88 percent sales improvements. Elderly and teen markets grow as foundation garments hosiery and canned goods see renewed demand.
A devotional reflection cites Isaiah 40 and frames history as God’s design. It notes nations as small in His sight, with Assyria and Babylon as instruments and humanity as often unaware of deeper causes. The piece ends with a prayer affirming God’s sovereignty amid global convulsions and human striving.
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