Phelan labeled serious risk to society in past notes
Joseph Dwayne Phelan, who admitted fatally stabbing a 47 year old Oklahoman near Hope, was described as a sociopathic personality and a serious risk to society. Dr. Wallace Diers warned of his chronic antisocial pattern while Judge Raul H. Castro urged Tucson and Phoenix intermediate institutions to provide psychiatric care locally, not Ft. Grant.
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Joseph Dwayne Phelan
Hope
Joe
Joe Phelan
Superior Court
Raul H. Castro
Tucson
Phoenix
Castro
Ft. Grant
State Hospital
West Coast Storm Signals Mountain Snow and City Flooding
A persistent West Coast storm threatens the area with continuing rain and possible floods. Forecasters expect clearing tonight and tomorrow with lingering showers and more mountain snow. On Mt Lemmon the situation worsens as road clearing by the County Highway Department stalls amid ongoing storm damage.
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MT. Lemmon
22Nd Street
Wilmot Road
United States defeats Peiping on China seat at U N
In a 48 to 36 vote at the United Nations General Assembly the United States blocked Peiping and supported Nationalist China. The result strengthened U S prestige and backed Chiang Kai-shek's seat despite Soviet opposition. Britain France and other allies aligned variably on the crucial two thirds rule.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
China
Chiang Kai-shek
General Assembly
Peiping
Soviet Union
U. S
Adlai E. Stevenson
U. N
Britain
Russia
France
Kennedy tours Venezuela as crowd greets record welcome
President Kennedy arrives in Caracas to a flood of about 300000 supporters along the 27 mile route and in the city streets as he calls for hemispheric freedom from dictatorship and promises U S aid for agrarian reform and rural housing concessions. He flies on to La Morita with Romulo Betancourt to dedicate a new housing project while Castro is not named. Kennedy discusses Puerto Rican issues with Gov Luis Munoz Marin.
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Kennedy
Caracas
Romulo Betancourt
la Morita
Spectacular Crash Kills Trucker
A collision between a fuel tanker and a garbage truck at S Palo Verde Blvd and E Ajo Rd killed William T. Maloney, 46, of 1019 E 29th St. The tanker over turned, spilling 5,000 gallons of fuel. firefighters used foam to prevent fire as crews cleared the scene. The other truck drivers Elmer G Stockton and Pete Ofield suffered minor injuries and were treated.
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William T. Maloney
E. 29Th St
S. Palo Verde Blvd
E. Ajo Rd
Davis -Monthan Air Force Base
Elmer G. Stockton
Rt. 1
Tucson youth confesses to killing in border area
18-year-old Joe Dwayne Phelan confessed to fatally stabbing 47-year-old Ralph Leroy Price near the California Arizona border for money and kicks. Price's body was found nine miles west of Hope on U.S. Route 60-70 after a ride from Los Angeles. Phelan, arrested in Yuma, said he altered his story from alleged self defense to planned murder and kept $40 from the wallet.
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Yuma County
Lee Echols
Tucson
Joe Dwayne Phelan
California-Arizona
Phelan
Oklahoma St
Ralph Leroy Price
Jones, Okla
Price
Arizona Highway Patrol
U.S. Hwy
Hope
Los Angeles
Pima County traffic death toll rises after tanker crash
William T. Maloney dies in a collision involving a Pima Park Producers Inc. truck and a Humble Oil & Refining Co. tanker near a pipeline terminal. Nearly 3,800 gallons of gasoline spill, diesel tank half empty. Maloney pronounced dead at Pima County Hospital. Deputy says traffic diverted for fire hazard. no citations yet. Arrangements pending. see picture Page 4.
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Maloney
Pima County
Carlos Contreras
Humble Oil & Refining Co
Pima County Hospital
Reilly Funeral Home
University of Arizona professor and student study budget big-game hunting
An Arizona professor and a graduate student argue that Africa hunting for big game can be affordable. Vic Allan, now 83, recalls stunts for early Hollywood stars. Also highlights a Grand Canyon visit and local church pages.
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University of Arizona
Africa
Protests Prompt Compromise Plan on Broadway Tunnel
Opponents of the Broadway underpass toll plan offered a compromise to expand the improvement district and spread costs. Mayor Lew Davis seeks broad community financing while attorney Toby LaVetter proposes new district boundaries and a city contribution of 750000 toward the 1850000 project.
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Broadway
Lew Davis
Old Broadway
18Th Street
Campbell Avenue
Speedway
U N Seizes Elisabethville Strongpoints Amid Tshombe Flight
U N troops captured two strongpoints in Elisabethville and advanced toward the city center as Katangan forces faltered. Reports say President Tshombe left the capital for Kipushi near the Rhodesian frontier, while U Thant pledged continued action until negotiations proceed in good faith.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
I—U.n
Moise Tshombe
Northern
Rhodesia
Tshombe
Kipushi
U.N
New York
U Thant
Thant
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Tucson Child Guidance Clinic
State Industrial School For Boys
Diers
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Stevenson
Valerian Zorin
Finland
Denmark
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Highway Patrol
County Ov Department
Mtain States Telephone Co
Austin Lyons
Dennis Weaver
Board of Supervisors
Herman Danforth
U.S. Weather Bureau
Cloud Ridge
Hardy Road
Oracle Road
Ft. Lowell
Elm St
Tucson Blvd
JFK Record
Venezuela
UPI
Americas
Cape Horn
Arctic Circle
Richard Nixon
Catia
Nixon
el Silencio
Fidel Castro
Hemisphere
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Luis Munoz Marin
Trucker
Pete Ofield
S. Fairmount Ave
St. Mary’s
Tucsonian
Yuma
Cording
Walden Burr
Pima Park Producers Inc
Fairview Rd
Oil and Refining Firm
el Paso
Ofield
Robert C. Staleton
E. Silver St
Tucson Daily Citizen
Winter Wonderland
Grand Canyon
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Movie Times Public Records Radio-Tv
Dials
Sports Woman's View
By Charles Gudaitis
Atty
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LaVetter
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Leopoldville
Edmund A. Gullion
Joseph Kasavubu
Ralph Bunche
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