Juvenile Felons Face Adult Prosecution In Pima County
Eight juveniles are scheduled for arraignment in Superior Court as adults, five tied to auto thefts and burglaries. Sailors Wingett and Rose also charged with attempted robbery after a failed hold up at a Meyer Avenue grocery. A 13 year old victim involved in another assault case.
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Pima County
Superior Court
J. Mercer Johnson
Johnson
Manuel Borquez
17Th St
Ismael (Smiley) Grijalva
N. Hualapai Ave
Seferino de la Rosa Jr
Colorado St
Frank Zamorano
W. Huron St
Estbio Ruiz Jr
S. Convent Ave
N. Grande Avenue
Miee
N. Stone
Skatree
N. Oracle Rd
U. S. Naval Air Station
el Centro
Calif
Michael D. Wingett
Thomas G. Rose
Thomas G. Jackson
Lim Yuen
S. Meyer Ave
Wingett
Yuen
George Robles
Gospel Rescue Mission
Louis Salgado Gasca
N. Main Ave
Rest Home Wiring Check Prompted Renewal Hold
Warrenton Missouri. Katie Jane Memorial Home fire killed 71 in what was described as the worst nursing home blaze in U.S. history. Two inspectors cited three recom mendations including wiring review by a competent electrician and license renewal was withheld awaiting compliance. Operator Woodrow O Sullivan said rewiring occurred during conversion and electricians had worked to ensure safety. Dr. James R. Amos said compliance could have been achieved before the disaster.
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Warrenton
Katie Jane
Woodrow O'Sullivan
James R. Amos
State Health Department
Katie Jane Memorial Home
Shape of Things to Come Adds One Column Sunday
The Citizen will begin using a ninth column on March 4 due to a delayed shipment of eight-column newsprint. A carload of properly sized paper is expected within 24 to 28 hours, forcing today’s temporary use of wider stock.
Inside the Citizen Peyote Court Ruling on Indian Church Use
A court rules against Native American Church use of peyote within religious services. The decision highlights legal limits on sacramental practices and federal protections in this context. The ruling impacts tribal religious exercise and observance.
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Russia
Dead Man
Where To Find It Tucson Tonight and Tomorrow
A compact guide lists events and venues in Tucson for tonight and tomorrow. It highlights performances, screenings, and community happenings with locations and times.
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Tucson
Gasoline Price Cut Unlikely Says Standard Oil Executive
M J Rathbone president of Standard Oil Co New Jersey told the House Commerce Committee there is little chance of an early general price cut for gasoline. He cited higher production costs and market forces behind recent hikes and warned prices must track costs to ensure returns. He spoke after Senate investigators reported a possible 25 cent per barrel oil price boost could yield about 100 million dollars annually.
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Washington
Rathbone
Senate
Tucson District 1 enrollment to hit 40 565 in 1960
City-County Planning Department predicts 40 565 pupils for the 1959 60 school year in Tucson District 1 up from about 30 000 now. The report outlines 208 new elementary classrooms needed by 1960 and notes regional growth drivers amid rising national enrollments.
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Tucson
United States
Arizona
Eden Suffering Fever Attacks During Sea Voyage
The Press Association reported former prime minister Sir Anthony Eden, 59, had two fevers on his sea voyage to New Zealand. Arrangements were made for medical attention upon his arrival in Auckland on February 21. Eden and his wife sailed January 18 for a holiday after his resignation due to ill health.
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London
Press Assn
Sir Anthony Eden
New Zealand
Anthony
Auckland
Eden
Johnson Backs Ike Plan in Middle East Warning
Senate opened formal debate on the Eisenhower resolution after a delay caused by an appropriations bill. Democratic Leader Johnson urged adoption to issue a clear warning to Communist aggressors to keep out of the Middle East. Chairman Green said the resolution serves as a warning to the Soviet Union and reassurance to Middle East nations.
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Johnson
Texas
Senate
Middle East
Green
D-Ri
Foreign Relations Committee
Soviet Union
Rains Continue Here and Rodeo Arrivals
Persistent rain affects local roads as rodeo visitors pour in while a cloudy forecast and mild temperatures promise a warmer tomorrow. Airport gauges miss yesterday’s rain, yet a February total reaches .17 inches with a yearly 2.54 inches, higher than normal. Mt Lemmon reports about 2 inches of snow and light precipitation overnight.
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Old Pueblo
Mt. Lemmon
Senate Okays Tucson State Office Building Plan
The Senate on third reading approved a $1 million Tucson state office building to house about 20 agencies in a four story West Congress Street and Granada Avenue site. Debate in the House raised objections to the commission’s powers but not to the Tucson project.
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Phoenix
Senate
Tucson
Sen. H. S. (Hi) Corbett
R-Pima
West
Congress St
Granada Ave
Marvin L. Burton
D-Pima
Arlo C. Gooch
D-Maricopa
Burton
Tucson Voters set primary turnout record as ballots rise
City primary turnout broke a record with 2,493 ballots cast by early afternoon. Officials noted 34,366 eligible voters and 938 without party affiliation. Ward 4 led at noon with 502 ballots. mayoral candidates Don Hummel and Gerald Swanick faced party nominees. Ballot watchers and procedural questions arose but were handled under Arizona election law.
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Tucson
Ward 4
Don Hummel
Gerald A. Swanick
Middle East crisis widens over Gaza and Gulf of Aqaba
Secretary Dulles supports Israel's right to innocent passage in the Gulf of Aqaba while the U S refuses to lead the effort. Soviet Premier Bulganin denounces the Eisenhower doctrine as colonial, warning of world war risks. UN sanctions debate stalls as Knowland and Johnson oppose punishment without broader action. Mansfield proposes a UN emergency force. London reports interim Suez Canal plan with 50 50 toll split.
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Israel
Gulf of Aqaba
U. S
Middle East
Gaza
Strip
Sharm el Sheikh
Gulf
United States
Moscow
Bulgaria
United State
Russia
Egypt
India
U.N
Eisenhower
Washington
Georgia
Sen. Mansfield
D-Mont
Gaza Strip
London
Suez Canal
Twin Pines Convictions Upheld in Arizona Supreme Court
The Arizona Supreme Court upheld the 18 months to two years concurrent sentences for Margaret Colvin on aggravated assault of a patient named Schochow and affirmed her son Thomas Colvin’s conviction in the same case. Tucson attorney Hyman Goldberg represented both defendants.
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Phoenix
Arizona Supreme Court
Tucson
Margaret Colvin
Thomas H. Colvin
Mrs. Colvin
Thomas Colvin
Schochow
Hyman Goldberg
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