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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1956
Page
8
A Tucson mother of six, deserted by her husband, cannot afford clothing for three schoolgirls who have only one dress each. The eight month old and other children also need basics as they live in a two room apartment. Send donations to Christmas Fund care of the Tucson Community Council, 240 N Court Ave.
Washington reports the Army test launched a Jupiter C three stage missile reaching about 650 miles high and 3,300 miles distance at 19 times the speed of sound. Air Force plans to test a Thor IRBM at Cape Canaveral as comparison. Jupiter flew after dark Sept 20 over Patrick AFB range and landed off South America.
Life magazine accuses Hungary of not getting its fair share of relief while the Red Cross and other agencies rush aid. The magazine backs an air drop plan but says Red Cross efforts should continue. Andrew Heiskell denies the editorial aims to undermine relief work amid international scrutiny from Harriman and U. S. officials.
Jurors in the Latham kidnapping case visited the Painted Gorge area in Imperial County to view the shallow hillside grave where Ruth E. Latham testified she was buried alive but escaped. Defendants Victoria Winn and Lucille Whisenand observed as attorneys and the judge reviewed the site during a recess in the San Diego trial.
Nadine Elaine Baca, 29, of 1411 E Morte Vista Dr, was hospitalized at Davis-Monthan with shock and possible chest injuries after her car hit a utility pole while turning left into a parking lot at Mountain View Ave and East Speedway. She told police she briefly looked away from the road and was cited for failure to control.
A brochure on Phoenix growth over the last 75 years was distributed today. Prepared by city administrative and research staffs it will be mailed to doctors dentists beauty parlors and other businesses with reception rooms.
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Maurice M. Stern, a Tucson resident for two years, will open a law office Monday at 38 N. Church Ave. He has been a law clerk to Otho Books and connected with Lew Davis Realty. A former Long Island and Miami resident, Stern is a University of Miami alumnus with A B and law degrees earned in 1954.
Tucson's United Community Campaign has moved 0.5 percent closer to its goal after the latest report. Total raised and pledged reach 608,837.32 dollars, 83 percent of the 732,218 target, with 123,380.50 still needed for 21 health, youth and welfare agencies.
In Maricopa County the county clerk reports only seven marriage licenses issued since the new blood test law began last Friday, about one tenth of the usual total for the period.
Robert E. Gilmore, 46, auto dealer, was acquitted by a six man jury after one hour of deliberation in the second degree murder case over the May 30 slaying of Odell Poole, a lodge manager found with Gilmore’s wife. Gilmore testified he acted in self defense when Poole advanced toward him in the bedroom. His wife was wounded but recovered. she did not testify.
Israeli Foreign Minister Golda Meir told a Bonds for Israel rally in Newark that Israel would take up arms again if its people are endangered by an enemy. She defended Israel's invasion of Egypt as protecting lives and welfare and denounced Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser as a menace to the civilized world.
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