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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1961
Page
13
Alfred Sheinwold explains how Newtons First Law guides a bridge defense. East must switch to a spade after winning the second trick to prevent South from steering the hand, illustrating the need for active defense and clear lead strategy.
Grant Thurmond, 23, of Rt. 7 Box 100, charged with manslaughter in the driving of a motor vehicle after a head-on collision 18 miles south of Tucson on the Nogales Highway killed Elmer J. Yarbo 31 and Lonnie McElrath 47, both of Marana. Thurmond was booked at county jail, then released after injuries. Arraignment scheduled Monday at 9 15 a.m. on Superior Court calendar.
In City Court yesterday two motorists received 100 dollar fines and 10 day jail terms for liquor related traffic violations. Ose M. Teso, 25, of 643 West Mabel Street, was fined and jailed for drunk driving. George William Grant, 57, of 3451 Holt Place pleaded guilty to possession of a motor vehicle while intoxicated.
Americans head into a four day Fourth of July weekend as a no major changes forecast promises fair skies and highways crowded with over 70 million cars and vacationers. The National Safety Council warns of about 450 highway deaths during the 102 hour period from 6 p m today to midnight Tuesday, higher than typical values. President Kennedy plans a Hyannis Port weekend with the First Family while police departments nationwide launch traffic safety drives.
TEMPE UPI The City Council tentatively adopts a 1961 62 budget of 1 963 000 an increase of 344 000 from this year. Mayor Ross R Rice says the city tax rate remains 1.09 for the fifth straight year with a public budget hearing set for July 13.
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