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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1957

Page

3

Farrington Named Executive Director of Arizona Mobile Homes Assn

Charles J. Farrington is appointed executive director of the Arizona Mobile Homes Association, announced by president Carlos LaValle. He will be a full time official with prior roles including legislative director for the National Coal Association and assistant to the president of the National Automobile Dealers Assn. The group aims to improve tourist trade and attract permanent residents to Arizona.

Charles J. Farrington Arizona Mobile Homes Association Carlos LaValle Farrington The Associaton Arena National Coal Association Tucson National Automobile Dealers Ass Mobile Homes Assn. F Arizona LaValle

U S Denies Red Rocket Hit Here

Washington officials and scientists say there is no evidence that any part of Russia s Sputnik T carrier rocket fell in the United States. Khrushchev claimed a piece landed here but U S officials report no knowledge and offer to assist if Russia makes a formal inquiry. Experts say the rocket likely burned up or fell to earth, possibly in Southeast Asia.

Washington Ameri Russia United States Nikita Khrushchev Moscow Radio Khrushchev Moscow Ergueni Klinov U. S Fisenhower Hi Dress James C. Hagerty State Department Joseph W Fred L. Whipple Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory Cambridge Mass Alan T. Waterman National Science Foundaton White House Defense Department

Guilt Plea Made On Check Count

Donald Neat pleaded guilty to passing a bad check for 38.61 at Porter's Department Store on October 5. Investigators linked several other bogus checks to him. He was placed on two years probation by Superior Court Judge Herbert F. Krucker. Probation requires Neat to stay out of trouble and repay his sister within a year. Deputy County Atty. Paul Rees prosecuted.

Donald Neat Cherry Ave Opus Superior Court Odge Herbert F. Krucker Neault Porter's Deputy Paul Rees

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