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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1957
Page
7
Wally the 80 pound wallaroo at Marshal Park Zoo escaped his cage and led keepers and police on a half hour Oak Cliff chase. He bounded through the area, was cornered in a garage, and hauled back to the zoo by keeper George Bulloch and staff without injury.
Post mortem reveals Private Frederick Grossman aged 20 died during night maneuvers at Pirbright England from paper wadding fired from a blank cartridge. The incident occurred while the Coldstream Guards conducted training.
Ex Marine Edgar Smith, 23, married and unemployed, is held without bail in Bergen County on a first degree murder charge for the slaying of 15 year old Victoria Zielinski near Mahwah. He says he blacked out after picking her up Monday night.
Mrs Marguerite Eagan chief deputy clerk for Superior Court received 29 complaints in one day surpassing the previous daily record of 24. Among the filings 13 concerned divorce annulment or separate maintenance.
Sunday marks the entry deadline for the Phoenix Fine Arts Festival. Artists in Phoenix and surrounding areas must submit works to be considered for the juried exhibition.
Communist China announced a wide birth control program to curb its population, with doctors allowed to perform abortions and sterilizations on request. Minister Li Teh Chuan cited voluntary participation and stressed improving contraceptive supply and lowering prices amid rural opposition.
Robert Patterson & Co. of Tucson named successful bidder on the 1 785 000 bond issue to build a new Yuma Union High School. Bache Co. of New York and Central Republic Co. of Chicago assist. Bonds go on sale immediately with annual maturities from 1959 to 1972 at 130 000 each year yielding 2.75 to 3.75 percent depending on date.
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