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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1957
Page
4
A worried wife asks if she should address suspected flirting with her husband or stay silent. Molly Mayfield reassures her husband’s actions may signal affection, not affair, cites temporary pregnancy mood shifts, and urges replacing Confused with Happy while valuing the marriage and family.
A teen pleads for control of what to watch as parents clash over four or five cowboy shows competing with a preferred comedy. The guidance suggests reducing TV reliance, encouraging hobbies and constructive activities, and suggesting rest or bedtime as a boundary.
Phoenix reports joint meeting of House and Senate appropriations committees to agree on an appropriations bill. They aim to cap capital outlay cuts to keep property tax at 1.25 per 100 assessed value from the current tax rate of 1. Also noting a two day Senate committee of the whole debate on 33 bills including optometry code amendments and a Saturday office closure proposal. The House conducts multiple committee sessions to ready a debate calendar for Thursday or Friday.
Mrs. Mary M. Murphy woke to a stranger sleeping on her living room couch at 179 N. Main Ave. Police arrested Pedro C. Robles of 1400 Farmington Rd for drunk and disorderly conduct after finding a broken French door glass and Robles roaming inside before passing out on the couch. Mrs. Murphy remained too frightened to stand.
Thirteen year old James Larrington of Rt 7 Box 38 is in satisfactory condition at St Marys Hospital with first and second degree burns. Deputies say the fire started at the school bus stop as Wakefield and Pueblo school children tried to keep warm. He says students routinely start fires each morning using gasoline from a nearby pump to kindle flames near the W 29th Street and Santa Cruz Avenue crossing. Larrington was burned when a classmate tossed gasoline onto the fire and spilled fuel on him.
The Department of Health Education and Welfare approved a federal grant for an eight mile interceptor sewer for Pima County Sanitary District No. 1. Sen Barry Goldwater announced the action. Total project cost is 42102 dollars with 26330 funded by the federal government.
The trail of two boys described as 13 year old Tommy Dan durand and 14 year old Donald Critchell was traced from Sabine Canyon toward Texas Canyon east of Benson. A Greyhound driver reported seeing them Sunday night hitchhiking on U S 80 and deputies believe they are runaways.
Lord Mills told the House of Lords Britain will build 16 more nuclear stations bringing total to 19 by 1965 to supply about a quarter of electricity. The nine year cost is about 1.46 billion pounds with funding from electricity authorities and government loans. Stations along coastal estuaries will use abundant water for cooling.
Toastmasters from Williams Flagstaff and Prescott compete in the Area 1 speech contest at Hassayampa Hotel with Paul Atkinson as host and Marvin Ratcliff assisting. Five speakers vie for the NorthernArizona title and a spot in the state contest in Tucson on May 4.
A hotel guest awoke to find his room unsecured and later discovered $130 missing from his pants pocket. The incident involved a hotel maid described as the suspect and was reported from Cincinnati.
Isaac Leaf a 78 year old retail fur merchant with shops in New Rochelle White Plains Palm Beach and Paris died February 28 in a New York hospital after an active career. He leaves wife Bessie and seven grandchildren and is survived by children Julius Harold Rose Saltzman and Minnie Escott all of New York. Burial was in New York Friday.
An ad trumpets Colonaid as a remedy for thrifty colon constipation. It claims the product moistens dry bowel contents, adds bulk to stimulate normal reflexes, and relieves chronic constipation overnight without causing gas or rashes. The pitch emphasizes safety for pregnancy and economical price.
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