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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1957

Page

9

Three Face Liquor Charges In Local Incident

Three motorists were arrested for drunken driving or vehicle intoxication last night. MK Kowelcek, 45, 441 F Street, cited for drunk driving after weaving and ignoring a patrol car signal near Swan. Kenneth J McDonald, 21, 208 West King, found asleep at the wheel when his car jumped a curb and struck oleander plants on the 2200 block of Sea, arrested by city police. Thomas Higgins, 73 Calle Castle, booked for drunken driving after his car slammed into a construction sign during a roadside incident.

MK Kowelcek Teo ‘Huwerved Swan Kenneth J McDonald King Sea's Thomas Higgins Calle Castile Ooe John Lyon W. Dist Armando Abumanda 5.H Ave

Maine Gets Missile Base

The Air Force will build a 12 million base at Presque Isle Maine for the nations first scheduled operational intercontinental missile warhead armed Snark. Snark units will be under the Strategic Air Command 8th Air Force with about 740 men. The missile has nuclear warheads and is a pilotless bomber traveling slower than sound. More than 100 airmen have trained at Northrop Hawthorne California where the missiles are built.

Washingson Air Force Maine Ito Russia Presquere Airforce Base Presque Isle Strategic Air| Command 8Th Air Force Ormally Cape Canaveral Fla South Atlantic Hawthorne Calf Northrop Aircraft Inc

Fire Chief Elected in Nogales Volunteer Department

Attorney Nasib Karam was elected chief of the Nogales volunteer fire department last night, succeeding Louis Es Calada who led the department for 28 years.

Nogales Nasib Karam Louis Es Calada

Bank Promotes Five At Douglas Arizona Branches

Hugh H. Coltrane assistant manager of the Bank of Douglas Tucson downtown unit is promoted to assist in charge of installment loan operations for all four Tucson branches. Other promotions include William Stevenson John R. Smith Urial Wimberly Timothy Shea and transfer to Mesa Downtown.

Hugh H. Coltrane Tucson Bank of Douglas Aahier Coltrane Yuma Offee Tee John R. Smith North Stone Ural Winberr Nord Stone Timothy "Shea Tom Tocsa Mesa

Germans Invite Indonesian Students in Dutch New Guinea Dispute

The German Democratic Republic says it will offer Indonesian students education in Holland or German colleges if necessary or desired as part of its position in the Netherlands New Guinea dispute.

Indonesia Netherlands Dutch New Guinea Holland German Democratic Republic

France Expects Oil From Sahara Desert

Paris officials say petroleum from Sahara fields may flow into France early next year. French prospectors target the Messaoudi field 450 miles southeast of Algiers, with oil to be shipped by rail and tanker to Marseille refineries, advancing plans to make the Sahara a major French oil source.

Paris Sahara Desert France Sahara Theassi Messaoudi Algiers Touggourt Marseilles

Two UA youths jailed for stealing Christmas tree

Police blotter reports Charles Phipps and David Nelson, both 18, booked for petty larceny after taking a Christmas tree from the YMCA tree lot on Miramonte and Speedway. Witness Otter Lonel Hottman saw the theft, and the pair admitted the act, saying they did it for kicks.

Charles Phipps N. Park Ave David Nelson Cochise Hall University of Arizona Otter Lonel Hottman Miramonte and Speedway

Airman's Death At Davis Monthan Under Investigation

Davis Monthan Air Force Base officials await laboratory results to determine the cause of death of a 35 year old airman found dead in his barracks last night.

Davis Monthan Air Force Base Air

Six Cows Killings Reported by Santa Cruz Hunters

San Cruz County ranchers report six cows killed in past two weeks by local hunters. The incident involves John K Smith's remains held at Adair Funeral Home awaiting autopsy. Game Warden George Peterson notes the area has no hunting signs in place and the community seeks accountability. The victim, identified as Kenneth K Smith’s kin, previously served in the 43rd Squadron and arrived at the base in March 1955.

John K. ‘Smith Adair Nogalesa Rene Smith Santa Cruz County Kenneth K. Smith George Peterson Wich Conn

University of Arizona Faces Teacher Shortage and Budget Strain

President Richard A. Harvill told Kiwanis members that the university must double its staff by 1970 as competition for quality teachers and researchers grows. He cited low teacher pay, brain drain to industry, and Russia’s higher investment in higher education. The university seeks a 1964 65 operating budget of 9.617 million, with 61 percent for instruction and 25 percent for research.

University of Arizona Richard A. Harvil Kiwanis Club Harvill Russia Soviet Union United States Tucson Hari University Arizona Tis

Brush With Law Takes New Turn

Detroit man Willie Houston 47 pleaded guilty in Recorder's Court to a panhandling charge. Judge Paul Krause imposed a 30 day jail term. Houston thanked the officer for taking him through the front door after arrest, noting past experiences with the rear entrance.

Detroit Wilie Houston Houston Recorder's Court Paul E. Krause

Beck Jury Deliberates After Frantic Trial Proceedings

Beck, 69, longtime Teamsters president, stands trial in Superior Court for allegedly pocketing proceeds from a union car sale. Defense calls the hearings frenzied propaganda. prosecutors say he sacrificed workers for self-preservation. Beck leaves courtroom as jurors begin deliberations.

Seattle Imus Wester Dare Teamsters Union Beck United States Senate Charles S. Burdell Goebbels Burdell Charles Z. Smith Dave Beck

Indonesians Defy Army Seizures of Dutch Firms News

Indonesians defied army orders by seizing several Dutch bakeries shops and banks on Java and Borneo. Antara reported most Dutch businesses in Indonesia were under state control as the army sought to curb Dutch property while Dutch refugees fled to Singapore.

Jakarta Indonesia Antara Staf Abdul Harris Nasution West New Guinea Chou Emiai Peiping Red China West New Guinea Indonesian Peoples National Congress Nasution Djuanda Mohammed Hatta Sukarno Java Borneo Netherlands Singapore

Highway Department faces $250000 emergency salary need

Lambert Kautenburger predicts an emergency appropriation of about $250,000 will be needed for salaries in the Pima County Highway Department. Supervisor Dennis Weaver disagrees, saying the department may stay within budget and transfer surpluses to salary funds with State Tax Commission approval.

Jack Carson Pima’ County Lambert Kautenburgt Comey Board Kawenbargee State Tax Commission Dennis ‘Weaver Kautenburger Highway Department Weaver

Avianca the Americas' oldest airline marks 38th birthday

AVIANCA celebrates 38 years as a major international carrier. From 1820 origins with 12 passengers and 1,873 pounds freight to last year’s 1,290,000 passengers and 25,000,000 pounds freight. Routes span 32,230 miles linking 83 Colombian cities and international destinations. A fleet of nine helicopters supports taxi and jungle to coastal services.

Sarranquilla Americas Avianca Aerovias Nacionales de Colombia Colombia United States Europe Puerto Rico Ecuador Peru Aloc

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