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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1963
Page
7
Trouble the 30 pound mascot monkey attacked a home after killing pets at a service station. Officials posted a $25 bounty. Jake Stanley pursued with sheriffs deputies and a police dog before Stanley shot the animal, ending the chase.
The ad claims tense nerves block bowel impulses causing constipation and introduces Coronam tablets with a colonic nerve stimulant and bulking action. It states Coronam returns the colon to work overnight, leaves you feeling great, and offers an introductory size for 43 cents.
California racketeer Mickey Cohen, 49, was knocked unconscious in Atlanta Federal Prison by inmate Ber Estes McDonald, 32. Cohen remained in satisfactory condition after brain surgery to relieve pressure, mentally clear, as officials cited a personal quarrel and no gangland motive.
David A. Gonzales, 33, of Tucson, was seriously injured at a Tempe site connected to the Arizona Tuberculosis Sanatorium after falling three stories while pushing a wheelbarrow on a narrow plank. He suffered possible internal injuries and a broken wrist.
A U S Geological Survey report shows ground-water levels in the Willcox basin dropping as much as 140 feet over ten years in the Kansas Settlement area southeast of Willcox, due to heavy agricultural pumping. The Stewart area nearby fell about 40 feet in the same period. The study covers data from 1953 to this year, includes 300 wells, and is the first in a series on geohydrology and chemistry of the Willcox basin. Copies are available from the State Land Department in Phoenix, the U S Geological Survey in Washington, or the University of Arizona.
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