Tucson Man Faces First Degree Murder Charge in Slaying
Robert Dwight Fenton, 23, formerly of Springfield Ohio, is held after a chase from Nogales to three miles north of the city following the shooting death of Opal Keller Coward 53 in her Tucson home during a suspected robbery. He was wounded in the leg, admitted the slaying, and described the crime in detail while hospitalized.
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Opal Keller Coward
Tucson
Robert Dwight Fenton
Springfield
Ohio
County Hospital
N. Wilson Ave
Jaime Tevechea
George Bays
Nogales
Fenton
St. Joseph's Hospital
Suspect in Arizona homicide spree ends chase at Nogales
Fenton, a 19 year oldOhio husband with an 18 month old son, killed a woman at a YMCA tied to a dispute over money for a trip to California. He fired at pursuing officers near Nogales, then attempted suicide but survived. Coroner says no inquest. funeral plans pending. Sheriff notes past car theft conviction?
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YMCA
California
Roy
Mike
Mac
Nogales Highway
Nogales
Fenton
Ohio
Norman Green
Bring
Coward
Pima County
Edmund Haverty
Sheriff's Office
Youth Shot After Kicking City Detective's Teeth Out
A 11 year old youth named Trussel Flowers of 1125 E 28th St was wounded by a .38 slug fired by city police during a chase after he assaulted a detective and knocked out his teeth. Flowers remains at St Marys Hospital in good condition. The girl assaulted was unharmed and the detective received mouth injuries. Flowers will be held for juvenile authorities upon release.
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Trussel Flowers
28Th St
St. Mary’s Hospital
William Dunn
William Anderson
Meyer Avenue
Flowers
Flowers Flowers
Dunn
Anderson
Meyer and
McCormick
Sabine Alley
Bernard L. Garmire
Weather Forecast Keeps Warm Trend For Tucson
The forecast calls for a pleasant day with a high near 72 to 75 degrees and a low around 45 degrees. Variable high cloudiness expected with little temperature change. Last night’s low was 47 and daytime high reached 71. Light sprinkles reported in parts of Tucson yesterday afternoon, not officially recorded.
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Tucson
Argentina Elects Frondizi Landslide Victory Report
Returns from Argentina's first free election in 30 years show Dr. Arthur Frondizi winning a landslide presidency with communist and Peronist backing. Frondizi's Intransigent Radical Party led in most districts and held about 300 of 466 electoral college votes.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arthur Frondizi
Juan Peron
Peronists
Frondizi
Radical Party
Ricardo Balbin
People’s Radical Party
Ike Fires Back At Truman
President Eisenhower declared the country strong and healthy at a National Food Conference, directing a rebuke toward former President Truman. Truman, honored at a Democratic fundraising dinner, accused the Eisenhower administration of five years of economic misrule and a Republican recession harming confidence both at home and abroad.
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Washington
Eisenhower
America
Harry S. Truman
Truman
United States
Ike Plays Golf In Arizona Sun
President Eisenhower returned to Washington after taking Mamie to a Phoenix resort for a vacation and a round of golf. He spoke of plans to possibly return for a longer visit, while White House aides discussed flight costs and duties of the Air Force.
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Ike
Arizona Sun
Phoenix
Ariz
Eisenhower
Washington
Arizona
Columbine III
Washington National Airport
White House
Georgia
Maine Chance Health and Beauty
Mamie
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Air Force
al Zimmerman
Paradise Valley Country Club
Fangio Freed by Kidnappers Amid Cuban Grand Prix Start
Argentine auto racing champion Juan Fangio was released in a Havana suburb 16 hours after being abducted from a Havana hotel by two gunmen loyal to Fidel Castro. The news came as 27 racing cars lined up for the start of Cuba's Gran Premio worth $10,000.
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Havana
Juan Fangio
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Whiteside Testimony Accuses Schwartz In TV Case
Whiteside repeatingly branded Schwartz an unmitigated liar under oath as he testified about a Miami Channel 10 case. He described his role as a friend aiding a private matter not as counsel and rejected a $10,000 fee while detailing transfers seen as ongoing loans between two longtime Florida friends.
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Channel 10
Whiteside
House
Bernard Schwartz
Schwartz
House Commerce
Mack
University of Florida
National
FCC
Anderson
Paul Scott
Mr. Mack
Ack
Scott
Inside the Citizen Contest Teases New Puzzle
Brief item notes no winners in a crossword contest and announces a new contest starting on page 6. It signals others items including Kinsey report on unwed pregnancies, a parental advice column, and regional school and weather features across multiple pages.
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Charlie
Kinsey
Texas
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Mrs. Coward
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Bobby
Robert D. Fenton
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Harry Zabower
N. Haste
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Thomasville
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Bulletin
James Hagerty
Molly Mayfield
Radio-Tv
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