Tucson Daily Citizen (Newspaper) - December 7, 1961, Tucson, Arizona VOL 89 NO 292 TUCSON ARIZONA THURSDAY EVENING DECEMBER 7 1961 MAin 10 PAGES Photo by Bernle JUDGE UNDER ARMED GUARD Superior Court Judge Raul H Castro right was accompanied by an armed uty sheriff today as he arrived at the Pima County Juvenile Detention Home to conduct juvenile hearings The grim deputy Thomas Cromwell was ordered to stay with Castro at all times after three threats against the life last night AMERICAN PLANE HIT KATANGA FIGHTING AFTER JAN 1 AT 0 r A T Cars Blamed INew rima Grand Jury To Probe City Steel Case For Ot Air Pollution Bv JIM JOHNSON A new Pima County Grand Jury will launch an j tion into the city's sial steel purchases ately after the first of the year Superior Court Judge John F Molloy who conferred not be held until after first of the year with Presiding Judge Lee Garrett this morning said they agreed that a new grand jury should be called right away But because of the holiday season and the time needed to call a new panel Molloy explained the first session probably will I one In deciding to call a new grand jury the judges acted on a recommendation by County Atty Harry man The county attorney's office has been gathering facts on the city's steel chases for the past several weeks Garrett said he would ask Judge Herbert F Krucker who presently is handling Court assign me n t duties to impanel the new the The grand jury which j loy impaneled last March was I discharged this morning at its j own request Molloy and erman pointed out that the j panel was in session By JOHN RIDDICK Internal combustion engines account for better than for four months and that cem Qf the that the air here severe hardship already had r i n M been imposed on the Dr Gene M Nordby head of the civil engineering de- bers at the University of Arizona said today U.S Halts Asked if the new sanitation engineering laboratory of his de- jury would investigate thing other than the steel purchases Ackerman I can't say will a lot will depend upon the wishes to impanel me new r u jury and Krucker said he would be disposed to call j inai has made a survey of air pollution in this valley The engineers found that automobile exhaust accounts least twice as bad Nordby said The emission study here fnr thP of this I was made bv Stanley a tor tne vasi majoniy 01 uus Judge Castro's Life Threatened By STEVE EMERINE Superior Court Judge Raul H Castro was assigned 24-hour guard by armed deputy sheriffs last night after his wife received three telephone calls from a youth who threatened to kill the judge Because of a court case Castro could not be reached by telephone last night ties said The courthouse switchboard closes at 5 p.m Castro who doubles as Juvenile court judge quoted his wife as saying a very determined and ing young man called her three separate times trying to reach the judge He threatened to kill me to rub me because I'd sent his buddy to Ft Castro said Ft Grant is the site of the State Industrial School for Boys where offenders under 18 years of age are sent Sheriff's detectives today were screening records of Castro's juvenile hearings in hopes of gaining a clue as to the identity of the caller and his buddy The judge said threatening calls are old stuff to us we've about a dozen since I first became county attorney in 1955 But my wife a former deputy sheriff said this guy really sounded like he meant business He wasn't drunk just and Castro The judge admitted he was concerned because the ler was a young person They're more apt to do rash on the spur of the moment without ing of the Castro said Sheriffs deputies indicated crank calls and drunken against county this one sounds said one deputy We can't take chances Castro was hearing a civil case in Superior Court last night until about The sheriff's office assigned ty Thomas Cromwell to guard him from 10 p.m until mid- night when the judge arrived home Deputy Mike Valenzuela took over at midnight and stayed at the Castro home un- til when he was relieved by Cromwell who was to be with Castro at all times today Cromwell accom p a n i e d Castro to the Pima County Juvenile Detention Home this morning where the judge conducted weekly juvenile hearings Rain Is Good Possibility We're going to have Some rain you know But keep on It's snow Annie There's a good that showers ex- tonight may con- through tomorrow the weather experts tell us The low pressure area from the West Coast which caused today's overcast is expected to bring light rains by night and snow flurries to higher nearby tain areas It will be a little cooler tomorrow making the rain seem chillier A degree maximum high is predicted three degrees cooler than yesterday's warmest low will be near 45 Last night's low was 47 At 2 p.m today it was 58 with 50 per cent humidity Full Weather Report II Pearl Harbor Warning Repeated PEARL HARBOR this missile and thermonuclear age it would be foolhardy indeed to sume that surprise attack will never be a possibility This warning was in a speech prepared for delivery today by Adm John H Sides commander of the U.S Pacific Fleet at ceremonies marking the 20th anniversary of the Japanese Pearl Harbor attack on Settlement Reported In Dominican Crisis SANTO DOMINGO ican sources said today a ment has been reached in the Dominican political crisis It is understood the ment calls for the resignation of President Joaquin Balaguer before Dec 31 and tion of a provisional council of state to govern this island nation seeking a new way Ceremonies were held on a platform above the waters along battleship i row Activity throughout the naval base halted ily in memory of that black 7 1941 The ceremony was timed to coincide with the exact ment when the first Japanese planes swooped low over the battleships ing the northeast shores of Ford Island BELOW THE memorial platform for the zona center of today's monies was the rusting hulk of the warship and the re- mains of crewmen who went down with her The zona and her crew are bols of those hours when war came to the United States South of the Arizona the old battleship row was cant But between the flag flying above the Arizona and one beside Ford Island's ad- ministration building less than a mile away nearly men died on a Sunday morning The lessons learned that Informants said an accord j are recorded ways be reacy to defend the freedoms for which we stand and for which these men and died Taking part in the ial tribute were military ers congressmen and of veterans including 108 Pearl Harbor raid survivors from New England A group of 60 Gold Star Mothers many of whose sons died on the zona also was on hand See Page 21 In a prepared statement announcing his tion to call a new grand jury Ackerman declared that be- cause of the passage of time the outlawing of certain crimes because of statutes of limitations and the death or disappearance of potential witnesses the job of fully investigating the city's steel purchases will be cult Ackerman said that he felt a complete investigation should be undertaken be- cause of the large amount of money and principals in- In a stockpiling program the city paid for steel bought from the General Steel Co of Carlstadt N J and Universal tries Inc of New York City Investigation indicated that pollution EACH DAY in this town there are tons of waste products put into the air from automobile Nordby said This compares with 210 tons from all vehicles and 543 tons from aircraft graduate student under by who formerly was man of the Research tee of Arizona and Air tion and under Quentin Mees director of the UA sanitary engineering laboratory who now is chairman AS FOR the general air pollution situation here by called it moderate but getting worse In his view air pollution Nordby congratulated be in some Automobile Manufacturers i separate from dust Assn for agreeing yesterday j which makes up 96 per cent to place air pollution control devices on the 1963 model cars and trucks THEY'VE SEEN the light and are doing the right Nordby said The quicker we can get these fil- ters all over the country the better off we will be They should be standard the city paid from 10 to times the going price for the steel purchased Little use has been found for the steel to date and con- trary to City Charter the purchases were made without competitive bid Automobile traffic has in- creased seven or eight times in Tucson since 1940 Our projection curves show it will go up and in 10 years the situation will be at was reached on main points and only some minor details are being worked over Dense crowds packed to Domingo's main streets as word spread that an ment was at hand Many shops reopened in some ness areas but the downtown stores remained closed on the by the Trujillo dynasty said Sides in his memorial address THE IMPORTANT thing for us here today and for all Americans is to pledge anew that pur country shall always remain strong and shall are not uncommon But settlement is expected today I f day of a general strike was a key factor in the negotiations The volume of street appreciably In the streets chants of Balaguer out were mixed with others of Liberty by Christmas health ly figured in developments of the last 48 hours He was re- ported exhausted and ing from a mild kidney tion Persons close to him said Tie was on the verge of col- lapse after the Nov 19 coup which foiled an attempt by two brothers of the late Rafael Trujillo to seize power Eyman Has MUd Heart Disorder FLORENCE Warden Frank Eyman was taken to Final County Hospital today suffering from a mild heart ailment Sources said the warden was stricken sometime during the night Hospital workers refused to say what the warden's con- dition is His physician Dr W P Tucker could not be contacted of the particulate matter in Tucson's air It is the gaseous material in the air that irritation Dust affects the visibility more than Nordby said We don't like it but it's not nearly the irritant that the gases are In most parts of the try the water vapor acts as the carrier for the air tion Here in the desert dust probably is the carrier by said THE ACTION of the auto- mobile makers came less than four months after Welfare Secretary Abraham Ribicoff warned the industry to reach a voluntary agreement before 1964 or face federal action ELISABETHVILLE Ka- tanga The Congo UPI Katanga soldiers hit a low- flying United States Air Force plane with rifle and fire today and set it afire The damaged plane landed safely at airport and the crewmen escaped injury With the shooting U.S servicemen were brought under fire for the first time in the 18 months of Congo turmoil In the only other in- stance of violence against American military men 15 U.S Air Force technicians were beaten up by Congo troops at Stanleyville last year Shortly after the shooting the United States called off its airlift of troops and plies to the United Nations forces seeking to bring lious Katanga troops under control THE BATTLE for the con- trol of the capital of the breakaway Katanga province raged into its third day with much of the fighting centered on a strategic tunnel ing the main traffic artery in and out of the city In private advices to ga sources in New York Ka- tanga's Foreign Minister iste Kimba said his troops had driven forces from the United Nations headquarters in the heart of Elisabethville and had scored victory after victory The word from Kimba was that the Katanga troops now controlled all of the city of Elisabethville He charged that troops were shelling two Katanga hospitals AS THE FIGHTING sent shells and bullets whistling The blowby device through El which engineers said today can eliminate 40 per cent of a car's smog potential costs from to in fornia where they are now mandatory The unanimous action means that virtually all 1963 model vehicles will include pollution de- vices streets a band of marooned Adventist escaped from 52 hours of repeated mortar fire by fleeing through a back window of their building The 29 missionaries and their families who included 11 women and eight children had been trapped in the sion station as the battling between troops and Ka- The system recirculates raged outside The crankcase gases through the j building had been hit at least engine where the hydrocarbon 13 times by mortar shells ba- vapors are largely eliminated zooka shells and bombs by combustion But New Teller Curnmings told the judge he ter Torrey the Adventists American World Secretary General was slightly ed in the crossfire At the United Nations quarters in New York II Thant by U.S support today T wife Helen because she spent j the breakaway province un- der control sources said Thant would submit the too much time in pool halls Judge Robert C Cannon granted it after Mrs mings testified that she liked shooting friends pool with girl plan to his Congo advisory committee before making it public See U.S Studies 4 INSIDE THE CITIZEN Truman Stands Up To Issues PAGE H Pearl Harbor Probe Closed PAGE 25 Beauty Was String Bean PAGE is Team would vest a cil of state with executive and legislative powers after con- j state prison at Florenct in gress is dissolved 1955 NEW ORE CONCENTRATOR TESTED Herbert C Brauchla right turns controls on his new ore concentrator which is be- ing tested here while engineer Paul Ruminsky left watches and H Clyde Davis consulting geologist dumps in the ore The machine which it is hoped will help He became warden of the the small miner has a revolving drum inside to separate the minerals from the waste story on Page 3 Eyman formerly was Pima j County Sheriff a captain of Bridge 26 Comics 49 Crossword Puzzle 42 Dr Alvarez 12 Editorials 22 Financial Page 29 Molly Mayfield Movies Public Records Radio-TV Sports Woman's View PAGE SI 7 48 54 46
