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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1963

Page

6

FBI Called In To Probe Willcox Dynamiting

Cochise County sheriff said the FBI has been asked to investigate a dynamiting attack on T. J. Orby Construction Co. equipment near Willcox Arizona. Loss is estimated at 60000 with six trucks burned and an unexploded bomb found in a truck seat. No suspects or clues have been identified.

FBI Willcox Bisbee Cochise County Phil Olander T. J. Orby Construction Co Jackson Miss Key Wilcox Arizona Sulphur Springs Valley Electric Co Cochise Safford Hayden Olander Jack Blackwell Blackwell W. M. Cowan Glen Robbs Robbs Irby Union Richard Ranchilla

12 Nations Back Test Ban Treaty Signings Increase

Japan joined the limited test ban treaty bringing total signers to about 60 nations. U S authorities say big powers like Red China Japan West Germany India and others could still build atomic weapons though atmospheric testing is banned. France and Red China oppose and many signatories plus recent signings in Washington Moscow reflect global momentum toward restraint.

Washington Japan U.S Sweden Red China West Germany India Aly Belgium Czechoslovakia Israel United Arab Republic Canada Argentina Brazil Mexico Red China State Department Ryuji Takeuchi Costa Rica Iroq Jamaica Nicaragua Spain Syria Moscow Pakistan Burma France Peking North Korea North Viet Nam Albania

Trieste Resumes Search For Thresher Submarine

Trieste returns to search 220 miles east of Boston for the Thresher, missing since April 10 with 129 aboard. Brightly painted discs, planted on the ocean floor at 8400 feet, will help guide the bathyscaphe as it tows to the site and surveys for wreckage over a four day mission.

Boston Trieste Thresher Navy

Bone Is Killer

In Swindon England Mrs Olive Baldwin aged 64 died ten days after a chicken bone lodged in her throat remained undiscovered by X rays, a coroner reported yesterday.

Swindon England UPI Olive Baldwin

Bar Asks Lawyer Aid Race Accord

The American Bar Association urged lawyers to support integration and take an active role in civil rights, adopting a report by the 258 member policy group. Separately the Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights Under Law announced its formation and planned legal action against segregation in Clarksdale Mississippi.

Chicago American Bar Association ABA House of Delegates Kennedy Lawyers Committee For Civil Rights Under Law Lccrul Clarksdale Miss Lccrus White House Washington, D.C ABA

Government Pursues Savings and Loan Fraud Case

Government attorneys vow to press forward against six men linked to the defunct Arizona Savings & Loan Association. They face mail and wire fraud charges, with possible appeals over evidence suppression. Defendants include Elbel, Wolfe, Kanan, Hill, Breitenbach, and Byrne, all tied to the Phoenix area. A Spokane judge ruled key records obtained without a warrant cannot be used, complicating the indictments.

Phoenix Arizona Savings & Loan Association Oliver Dibble U.S. Department of Justice Washington, D.C Dibble Donald R. Elbel R. E. Wolfe Grandview Virgil F. Kanan George M. Hill Martin Breitenbach James F. Byrne U.S. Dist Charles L. Powell Spokane Wash Key Corporation

Pleas On Zoning Variances Slated

The City Board of Adjust ment will hear appeals for 14 variances from city building and zoning codes when it meets at 1 p.m. tomorrow in City Council chambers. Tomorrow's agenda includes requests to expand an auto repair shop at 1632 W. Prince Road and a warehouse at 4441 E. Speedway, an appeal to build a service station at 3880 E. Grant Road and a request to erect a warehouse at 1110 S. Wilmot Road.

City Board of Adjustment City Council City Hall E. Speedway E. Grant Road S. Wilmot Road

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