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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1958

Page

8

UA researchers test milk taste with 10 shots daily

University of Arizona professors and staff run a three year study funded by the American Dairy Association to improve milk taste and non fat solids content by fortifying with solids. They will later test public preference in retail markets and assess sales potential.

Frankie Maurer University of Arizona Dairies J. W. Stull UA Dairy Department J. S. Hillman Agricultural Economics Department

Bernstein Declares Run for Arizona Supreme Court

Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Charles C. Bernstein announced his candidacy for the Arizona Supreme Court as a Democrat in the Sept 9 primary. Bernstein cites his 1949 Superior Court tenure and his role in school integration and water rights for the Salt River Valley as key credentials.

Maricopa County Charles C. Bernstein Arizona Supreme Court Bernstein Frank Barry Tucson Phoenix Sa': River Valley Arizona Water

Alaska Statehood Close As Senate Forecasts Victory

Alaska supporters predicted Senate approval of statehood next week with a large margin. Sen. Henry M. Jackson said Alaska would become the 49th state, as House-approved measures faced minimal opposition and key votes cleared the way for final passage by Tuesday or Wednesday.

Washington UPI Alaska Senate Henry M. Jackson Wash Sen A. S Mike Monroney D-Okla Alaska Commonwealth James O. Eastland D-Miss Jackson Monroney Eastland Frank Church Idaho Paul Douglas Strom Thurmond D-Sc Defense Department

Youthful bandit robs Pacific Finance Loans Co

Police search for a stocky 23 to 25 year old man who robbed Pacific Finance Loans Co on Speedway just after noon, escaping with 92.92 dollars. A man matching the description was detained, green fatigues found in a car trunk, but the cashier denied him as the robber.

Pacific Finance Loans Co Speedway Cynthia Morrison N. Fremont Morrison

Picasso Museum Closed in Vallauris Safety Ban

The French government ordered Picasso’s Museum of Peace in Vallauris closed for safety reasons after one door was deemed unsafe. Minister Jean Berthoin cited opening ceremonies as inopportune, prompting troop deployment to keep the museum secured if needed.

Paris de Gaulle Pablo Picasso Jean Berthoin Picasso Museum of Peace Vallouris France L'Humanite Jean Cocteau National Academy Berthoin Villefranche Cocteau L’humanite Vallauris

Tucson Post Office Urges Zone Numbers On Envelopes

The Tucson post office joins a national push to use postal zone designations. Callers ask for zone numbers they do not have and the system, started in 1950 and dropped in 1953, is explained.

22Nd Street Craycroft Tucson

Cyril the Sea Lion Sparks Zoo Ownership Dispute

Rival zoos in Toledo Ohio and London Ontario contest ownership of Cyril a sea lion who escaped from London and swam toward Toledo. Officials traded claims after tranquilizer capture attempts and a high profile cross border standoff, with Toledo insisting Cyril belongs to them under an old law. Cyril’s voyage began in California and ended in the Great Lakes region fueling public interest and admission debates.

Toledo Ohio Cyril Toledo Zoo Springbank Park London Ont London Public Utilities Commission Phil Sheldon Earl Nichols Mary Sue Nichols Toledo California Pacific Thames River Lake St. Clair Detroit River Lake Erie Maumee River Sandusky Bay Fame

AMA Blames United Drives for Jeopardizing Research

Dr. John W. Cline, director of the American Cancer Society and past AMA president, accused United Funds charity drives of sabotaging research. He urged separate fundraising for cancer, heart, and other major disease groups. The AMA supported rationing donations to charity and research.

San Francisco American Cancer Society American Medical Assn United Funds John W. Cline AMA House of Delegates Heart American Medical Research Foundation AMA

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