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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1957
Page
4
A married couple with three children faces a growing conflict as the wife is pregnant again. The husband questions the family size, while the wife feels supported by a deeper sense of motherhood. The adviser urges the wife to assert that the baby is both partners’ responsibility and to demand cooperation.
Helen Thomas offers blunt guidance to a 21 year old divorcee with two children living with parents. She advises valuing honesty with two suitors, preserving friendship, and avoiding forced emotional attachment while cautioning that love will come naturally in time.
Gerald A. Swanick, Republican candidate for Tucson mayor, urged solving city problems at home before seeking federal funds. He criticized incumbent Don Hummel and the current administration for seeking federal money and for potential tax increases. Swanick called for a minimum police force of 170 for Tucson’s 105 000 population.
ASES announced a new teacher placement section in its Phoenix office inviting teachers from all grades and college staff to register for placement for the next school year. The move expands state efforts to fill teaching positions statewide.
Ambrosia Minerals Inc stockholders will vote Wednesday on merging with Moki Oi and Rare Metals Co a New Mexico mining firm. The exchange would swap 195639 Ambrosia common shares 195639 on a 1 for 10 basis.
Chandler police hold Roy K. Merry man 37 from Williams AFB linked to several thefts. Other suspects include Gene Lamar Walker 28 and Arthur H. Oblisk Jr. 19 of Mesa along with airman Eugene Moon of Williams AFB and a 16 year old juvenile.
Washington reports that President Eisenhower's International Development Advisory Board urged Congress to fund substantial grants and easy term loans for Asia and Africa. The plan calls for a new international development fund within ICA, three years funding, long term loans with flexible terms, and open access to all nations regardless of alliance. Private investment would follow once infrastructure and growth factors improve.
Tucson attorney W Edward Morgan has waged a four year legal fight for condemned murderer Arthur Thomas 33. The Supreme Court will review his appeal after the San Francisco Court of Appeals denied rehearing. The case centers on whether the confession obtained after threats and coercion was voluntary and admissible against Thomas at trial.
Three items of equipment with a total value of 130 dollars were taken by burglars who broke into the Alpha. Missing items included a 1 inch sander a 1/2 inch drill and a wrench, according to Manager Louis O. Fiscel.
Dr. Mark Schorer spoke at the University of Arizona on the modern novel's struggle between social conventions and individual aspiration. He contrasted Joyce and Eliot, warned that conformity dulls the mind, and criticized current American fiction as both boringly documentary and overly style driven. He questioned today's quality, noting Faulkner as perhaps the only truly interesting American novelist.
Willcox Arizona police officer Harry Aitken topped the center fire match at 50 yards with a 192 46X in the National Mid Winter Pistol Championship in Tampa Florida yesterday.
British painter and author Wyndham Lewis, 72, died after a two week illness. Born in America to British parents, he helped found Blast with Ezra Pound and sparked the Vortic ism movement in the 1920s. He painted portraits of Pound Sitwell Eliot and other literary figures and authored Tarr The Human Age and The Apes of God. He once advised the U S Library of Congress.
A strong earthquake was felt in Ragusa in southeast Sicily and in northern Italy early today with no damage reported. Residents fled to streets as heavy rain fell, then attended a cathedral mass after the tremors subsided. No injuries were reported.
Gov. McFarland has received multiple audit requests from state agency heads after a $42,000 shortage was found in the Industrial Commission's records. State Land Commissioner O. M. Lassen called for a full audit of his department taken over in January. The governor noted audits will start when staff allows, as Post Auditor Bland has only 11 aides already on other audits.
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