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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1962
Page
5
Italian ex Russian offers a rare language coupon. Learn five languages with a limited time offer advertised in bold on this page. This promotional item highlights a cross cultural program and a discount aimed at language enthusiasts.
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Washington report outlines findings by Dr. Allan H. Frey at GE Advanced Electronic Center Ithaca NY on how positive air ions, produced by fluorescent lights, enhance activity and productivity in stressed individuals while negative ions hinder them. Experiments with human subjects under stress suggest positive charges improve performance and could be used in aircraft cabins, space capsules, or factories.
FBI warns of a dangerous ex convict roaming neighborhoods. July Reader's Digest features a Most Wanted Criminal Since Dillinger on page 40 with identifiable traits and a $10,000 reward for a single helpful tip.
Three unions at Magma Copper Co in San Manuel will vote this week on a new contract reached Saturday with Magma. The agreement, effective July 1, replaces the prior pact expiring June 20, with terms to be released after union ratification. Voting groups include the International Association of Machinists the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and the Boilermakers Union AFL CIO.
HONG KONG UPI Brit is h Overseas Airways Corp. has complete confidence in the Boeing 707 jet airliner. Board Chairman Sir Matthew Slattery said there is no reason to link recent crashes to the aircraft. He called the American-built plane magnificent. In Singapore Quantas Airways Chairman Sir Hudson Fysh said the Boeing 707 remains the safest new plane despite crashes. Fysh, president of the International Air Transport Assn, said they have every confidence in the Boeing.
Radioactivity advances criminology as scientists from 13 nations at Texas A&M discuss neutron activation analysis. The method identifies elements in radioactive samples to pinpoint suspects, as in a hair sample leading to a murder conviction and trace arsenic in hair and nails. Historical tests on Napoleon’s hair are also explored.
Washington report notes CCC price support operations may shape cotton prices this year. The International Cotton Advisory Committee warns US yield shortfalls could leave new crop supply barely meeting demand. CCC stocks on Aug 1 may be about 150 million bales, sold at minimum 15 percent above next season’s loan rate plus charges. If rules stay, CCC could own 3.5 million bales of 1961-62 cotton by Aug 1, with possible Agriculture Department actions to alleviate shortages.
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