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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1963
Page
7
A woman arranged to buy 50 cent Bibles for African tribes using nude couple photos, notified police, and the next day plainclothes officers confronted Francis Weimer of Hollywood. He was brought to a Los Angeles police station address after turning over pictures and was arrested.
In Los Angeles a group of juveniles stole a camera wallet and checkbook from television personality Lee Giroux as he spoke at an elementary school about juvenile delinquency in society. The incident disrupted the address and drew police inquiry.
Government agencies will outline their capital outlay requests at hearings on October 18 and November 22 before the State Planning and Building Commission. Executive secretary Victor L. Nielsen Jr. said agencies must clear requests with the commission. The commission will forward requests and recommendations to the legislative appropriation committee after the hearings.
Iranian twins Mansour and Nasser Haghighi, both 26, are set for trial Sept. 10 for a Safeway robbery in Phoenix and later for kidnapping related to a 3 year old victim in a separate case. They previously failed to reach a verdict in a kidnapping trial and also face Sept. 16 burglary and grand theft charges from a Scottsdale home break-in and Sept. 24 charges for a Camelback Road book and record shop burglary.
Lightning struck the U S Weather Bureau station in Mobile yesterday three times in the same area. A veteran weather man reported no injuries and minor damage while noting the event shook everyone up.
Andrada Ranch Estates promotes fall buying with still low prices and terms. Sky diving display by professional divers entertains families with free baskets and refreshments. The Horizon Land Corporation backs the development promising immediate building utilities and a scenic Tucson area location 17 miles southeast of the city. Interest includes a property deal at 25 dollars a month and as little as 25 dollars down for over an acre.
The article traces postwar growth in automation and a booming $1.5 billion yearly electronic computer industry. It notes IBM card usage, the rise from 10 to 10,000 general purpose computers, and explains analog and digital machines, memory, and the ENIAC's heritage. It cites IBM 7094 Model II's speed and price, plus rental options.
A So viet court convicted rabbi B. Gavrilov of currency speculation and ordered his execution. Two other defendants A Kazarov and A Zhavorenkov also received death sentences while six more were jailed. Gavrilov, the only identified Jew, prompted protests from Western Jewish groups alleging anti Jewish targeting.
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