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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1960
Page
2
The Southside YMCA received a $125 check from the Old Pueblo Rotary Club. Howard Stuckey, Y secretary, said the funds would buy athletic equipment for the youth center. Carl Curnutt, outgoing club president, made the presentation.
Thanking friends for kindness and sympathy through illness. Ed ward A Booth and wife express gratitude for flowers cards and donations to Eve Bank in his memory. Bernice C Booth 3026 N Oracle Reed.
The Citizen’s financial page presents practical guidance on growing wealth. It explains budgeting, saving, and prudent investing strategies for readers seeking steady financial progress.
Six boys aged 12 to 14, sons of Ukrainian displaced persons, vanished while crossing a guide rope across the Wisconsin River at a Ukrainian youth camp in Moulton. Camp supervisor Rostydau Bojnowyz slipped, others panicked, and swift currents swept them away. A large search with helicopters, planes, divers, and boats continues.
A special County Planning and Zoning Commission meeting set for July 13 will hear postponed cases including Schumaker Elementary Neighborhood Plan Kissel Speedway rezoning Fishman Hague Picacho Highway rezoning Frannen Orange Grove road rezoning and Sabine Canyon Subdivision Estate rezoning. Three proposed ordinance changes will also be discussed to reduce lot sizes for parks SH zones two trailer limits and commission initiated rezonings. A public hearing on the Van Horn Elementary Neighborhood Plan is postponed to July 6.
The Country Club Pool at 2627 E Benson Hwy opens for handicapped children aged six and up from 10 to 11 a.m. on Monday Wednesday and Friday. The first session is Friday. Registration is required with the local Red Cross chapter. No fee. Miles Johnstone, Red Cross water safety instructor, will supervise.
Lancaster Ohio inventor Floyd Roshon built a rotating dining table insert. He sawed a circular hole in the center, fitted a wooden disc, and attached an electric motor to spin it. A switch slides the shakers within reach when needed.
The Court Square Building at 33 N Court Ave was offered to the county for 450000 but Supervisor Lambert Kautenburger discounted the possibility of taking up the offer as the county recently leased another building for the Planning Department. The owners representative Morris Ernst notes 40000 square feet of floor space on a 14600 square foot lot with 59 offices and two stores.
James Mixon Cooper, 50, executive vice president of Bank of Graceville in Florida, is charged with embezzling more than $900,000 over six years and investing it in his businesses. He was arraigned on Federal Reserve Act violations and released on a $5,000 bond.
John William Havers of Nevada sues the estate of Myrtle H. Absdell for 50 000 alleging a lifetime $100 monthly promise in exchange for staying out West. The executor J C Wertz of Bank of Douglas is named as a defendant. Absdell 81 when killed in a November auto crash left 1 037 005 to a niece two adopted daughters and a granddaughter.
Malaya under Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman moves toward a distinctive neutralist position in Southeast Asia. He attacks South Africa's racial policy, halts imports, backs China's UN admission while avoiding full diplomatic ties, and signals a broader independent foreign policy for Asia's newest nation.
Charles Van Doren, famed from Twenty One, claims television has failed and the industry has lost confidence. In Leisure he cites advertiser control and reliance on spectacle over ideas, arguing TV is not the ultimate power and rarely matches the written word or even radio, though it can entertain if it concentrates on content.
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan sent a strong letter to Nikita Khrushchev criticizing the Soviet Union for wrecking the Geneva disarmament conference. He expressed surprise and deep disappointment, pledged to push resumed negotiations, and stressed continued Western demand for phased global disarmament under international controls. Western powers planned immediate talks, likely in Washington, to craft a joint UN stand and restart negotiations.
Antis and proponents submit petitions on liquor license applications this week. Ella Mae Rubin objects to Thornydale Lounge non premises license. Cliff Manor Motor Hotel backs such license. Monte Seymour protests Wilma Lee Johnson Stagecoach Inn beer and wine license. Seymour also seeks on premises license for Tucson Mountain Village Inn.
A 10 acre brush and grass fire broke out today south of Oracle. Fire chief Don Jirsa of the Coronado National Forest said the blaze is located between Oracle and the forest a quarter of a mile south of Oracle. Oracle residents are fighting the blaze.
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