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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1960
Page
4
The name United Nations was devised by President Franklin D Roosevelt and first appeared in the United Nations Declaration of January 19, 1942, when 26 countries pledged to continue fighting together against the Axis in World War II.
The County Planning and Zoning Commission faced sharp exchanges at a Gale Neighborhood Plan hearing. Residents protested the Lusk Corp's push for denser zoning on a 160 acre tract, while critics accused the department of ignoring residents. The panel deferred action until next month amid wider concerns over Rincon Plan developments and Sahuarita Area Plan discussions.
Congo and Belgium sign a treaty of friendship and assistance as the Belgian Congo nears independence. Premier Lumumba and Foreign Minister Bomboko signed for Congo, while Belgian leaders signed for Belgium. The pact awaits Congo Parliament approval and covers continued Belgian aid and civil service roles. An American delegation led by Robert Murphy arrived, noting friendly ties with the new republic.
In Mountain Home Arkansas a five year old boy named Travis Quarles drowned minutes after his mother Mrs Raymond Quarles of Lovington New Mexico photographed him on vacation. He slipped from an innertube into about eight feet of water and was found by a diver an hour later.
Downtown Manhattan erupts as 200 night club workers and dancers protest liquor license suspensions at a State Liquor Authority building. Exotic dancers blame immoral activity charges for shuttering Leon & Eddie's, the French Casino, the Moulin Rouge, and the Monaco.
In Roseburg Oregon a peaceful town becomes a disaster area in seconds. Dozens are killed or maimed and a preventable tragedy invites questions of accountability and safety. Read THE NIGHT OUR TOWN BLEW UP in this week’s Saturday Evening Post.
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