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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1960

Page

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Robber Beaman Nabbed After Ramada Inn Hold Up

Harry Beaman, 25, of Kansas City, identified as the suspect in the Ramada Inn robbery, was captured after a daytime run in a Pontiac convertible. Officers Bottomley and Crabtree stopped him near Congress Street and the Freeway, recovering eight twenty dollar bills from his pocket.

Ramada Inn S. 6Th Ave Nick S. Sidoti Congress Hotel E. Com Ress St Ralph Crabtree Congress Hote Beaman Ramada Ernnest “Lehman Page

Judge recuses from bribery arraignments in Abbott Kaufman case

Superior Court Judge Lee Garrett disqualified himself from presiding over the arraignments of Alexander Abbott and Sam Kaufman on bribery charges after an affidavit of bias by Abbott’s attorney. Retired Justice Dudley Phoenix will preside over Lambert Kautenburger’s arraignment, set for 10 a.m. tomorrow, as prosecutors seek a replacement judge from outside Pima County.

Gordon Evans Lee Garrett Alexander L Pop) Abbott Sam R. Kaufman Garret Abbott Edgar F. Rucker Kaufman Arizona Supreme Court Dudley W. Phoenix Lambert Kautenburger Kautenburger Garrett Windes Rucker Abbott, Kaufman and Kautenburger John W. Murkey Pima County Grand Ory Criminl Apset

Auto Sales Fall Below Estimates

Detroit based report notes the auto industry plans to cut production as slipping sales slow output. Imperial division of Chrysler and Buick division of GM indicated lower production within a month, with Ward's estimating a 5.743 million unit annual rate, down from post strike forecasts of about 6.5 million.

Detroit UPI Imperial Chrysler Corp Buick General Motors Corp Ward

Ten Story Building Proposed at Parker Kerr Mortuary Site

A 10 story office tower is planned for the southwest corner of N Stone Ave and W Council St in Tucson. Del E Webb and Roy Drachman partner to lease the Parker Kerr mortuary site for a 99 year project possibly housing First National Bank space pending federal approval. No leases or plans are finalized while two other towers are also announced for the same district.

Jack Carson Tucson N. Stone Ave W. Council St Parker-Kerr Mortuary del E. Webb Roy Drachman Roy Drachman Realty Lawrence Robertson Drachman First National Bank of Arizona George Christie First National Bank First U. S. Treasury Department Comptronler C. Parker Stone Ave Stone Avenue Council Street Stone Council Investments Ltd Council St

Market recovers after noon selling wave in New York

The New York stock market faced heavy selling at midday then rebounded. By 3 pm the Dow Jones average rose 27 points to 611.60 after an earlier sharp drop.

New York — i

Tucson Rodeo Parade Opens 35th Annual Event Tomorrow

Tucson hosts its 35th annual Rodeo Parade tomorrow at 10 am with 364 entries on the downtown route. Gov Paul Fannin and Gov Alvaro Obregon of Sonora ride in a Maximilian coach. UA President Richard Harvill and rodeo boss Ed Echols lead the procession. The day includes International Day and a luncheon at the Tucson Chamber of Commerce, with more queens and hundreds of entrants to follow. Parked cars along the route will be towed. route details appear on Page 15.

Bob Ossrling Tucson Arizona Paul Fannin Maximilian Alvaro Obregon Sonora Mexico Obregon Spet University of Arizona Richard Harvill Ed Echols Up Sonth Armory South Suh Avenue Shirley Ransom Harvill Don Hummel Abe Rochlin Nogales Ariz Southwest

Eisenhower lashes critics in on air speech Sunday

President Eisenhower pressed back at defense critics at a news conference and announced a nationwide radio and television address Sunday night. He said he would tell any accuser to their face if they believed he had misled the American people and defended U S defenses as strong and costly error. He also touched on Cuba Fidel Castro and Soviet relations forecasting patience may end and signaling sanctions if needed.

Washington UPI Endower The People Eisenhower U. S United States Cuba Fidel Castro

House Rules Committee Clears Rights Bill For Floor Consideration

The House Rules Committee agreed informally to clear a civil rights bill. Formal action sending the measure to the House floor likely will be taken tomorrow. The decision came at a hurried session this morning as the House plans to consider the bill next month. A Democratic plan to secure Negro voting rights was outlined.

Washington House Rules Committee House

Arizona Senators Tie Up Missouri School Bill Debate

The Senate defeated a motion to postpone consideration of the Missouri School Bill 61 to 28 with Barry Goldwater voting for and Carl Hayden against. Chairman Thomas C. Hennings Jr. was absent ill and asked that action be delayed while the measure faces delays in committee and House action efforts continue.

Washington Arizona Senate Barry Goldwater Carl Hayden Rules ‘Committee Thomas C. Hennings Jr DMO Hennings Eisenhower

Probe Ordered Into Air Force Manual Linking Churches to Reds

Washington UPI reports sweeping Pentagon and congressional probes into an Air Force reserve training manual that tied churches to Communism and labeled as outrageous the demands for the public to know what is going on. Air Force Secretary Dudley Sharp said the manual was withdrawn February 11 and pledged a full inquiry to identify creators and distributors. House subcommittee chair John Moss called for hearings to uncover who wrote and approved the manual and how it was circulated.

Washington UPI Pentagon Congressional Air Force Reserve Air Force Dudley C. Sharp Congress John E. Moss D-Calif House Freedom of Information Subcommittee National Council of Churches Moss United Press International Defense Thomas S. Gates Jr Sharp Air Force Headquarters Church Council Gates

Final Chessman Bid Denied by Governor’s Conscience

Daryl Chessman told reporters he would not pursue further legal action after the Supreme Court declined to hear his case a fifteenth time. He appealed to Gov. Edmund G Brown Jr to grant clemency, saying his conscience dictates another outcome even at the cost of his life. Brown indicated he would meet with Chessman’s lawyers but previously rejected clemency requests.

San Quentin Calif UPI Daryl Chessman U. S. Supreme Court Edmund G. Brown Brown San Francisco Chessman George T. Davis A. L. Wirin Brown Davis Supreme Court Atty Rosalie Asher Washington California

City Primary Turnout Hits 2.3 Percent in Uncontested Vote

Only 2.3 per cent of eligible voters turned out in the uncontested city primary with 561 of 24,291 voting across three wards. Machines jammed briefly at two polling places, no write-ins, six absentee ballots, and candidates advance by party in the April 5 general election. Monitor notes Ward 5 shows fewer Republicans but Kirk tops GOP turnout. Ward 6 and 5 annexation areas underperformed. Holaway School polled just 24 votes.

Peter Starrett T. E Ted) Downey Charles Branin Harry J. Thornton James Kirk A. R Dick) Garrett Ray Weaver Kirk Holaway School

Inside the Citizen Unions Deny anag PD Strike

Unions deny a police department strike action in a brief page four note while other items cover college and school topics and a confused games section opening tomorrow on page three

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Warm Sunday Forecast For Parade Day

Sunny skies expected tomorrow with a high near 65 and nights around 25 to 30 degrees. Winds will be light in the afternoons and temperatures could dip near freezing in parts of the city. Humidity at 2 pm was 26 percent and the shade read 54 degrees.

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