Woman slain. husband finds body in Tucson home
A 35 year old Tucson woman Juanita Schieber was shot in the head at 3301 S Belmar Ave. Her husband Robert Schieber 50 found her in a pool of blood and called police at 5 45 AM. Autopsy cited a .22 caliber wound to the head. Police sought the weapon as detectives questioned the husband.
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Tom Duddleston
Tucson
S. Belmar Ave
Robert
Schieber
William Ross
Harry Ackerman
Louis Hirsch
Oscar L. Bueno
County Receives Largely Favorable State Audit
The state examiners praised Pima County for competent handling of about 85 million dollars in four years while criticizing Lambert Kauten burger, chairman of the Board of Supervisors, for mileage claims during regular meetings. The audit covered 1954 through 1958 and noted changes in mileage procedures since then.
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Lambert Kautenburger
Board of Supervisors
Pima County
Paul Fannin
Dan E. Garvey
Garvey
Kautenburger
Charles Bryan
Bryan
Genius Brought To Earth With Steel Firm's Crane
After a week aloft in a Cypress tree, Genius the cat was rescued by Bert Odle of Austad Steel Co with a crane. The cat was brought to Mrs Amalia Fox and her son Alex Oberlick, who cared for him with milk meat and fish and reports he is sleeping peacefully again.
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Angel OF Mercy
Bert Odle
Genius
Earth
Steel Firm
Tomcat Genius
Partments
Humane Society
Odie
Living Cost Dips Slightly In January
The Labor Department reports a 0.1 percent drop in the January living cost index to 125.4, the lowest since September and 1.3 percent above a year earlier. Lower prices for clothes, cars, eggs, and meats helped retreat, though the index remains near its all time high. Wage adjustments tied to the index will affect about 60,000 aircraft and farm machinery workers, with most taking a one cent per hour cut, while 14,000 truckers gain a one percent raise. auto and related industries see no change. Spendable earnings stayed at a record high despite a 0.5 percent Social Security tax rise, averaging $82.33 weekly for a family-head worker and $74.74 for a single worker.
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Washington
Labor Department
Catalina High PTA Rebuffs North Council Over Marriage Study
Catalina High School PTA refused to discuss a rebuke from Tucson North Council over a "'teen-age marriage mill'" study. The public panel discussed teen drinking and other topics while the marriage issue was dropped at Principal Gridley's request, and copies of the study were made available at exit.
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Catalina High School Pta
Tucson North Council
PTA
Catalina Pta Re
Armand Retter
Catalina Pta
Walter Hafley
PTA Council
Catalina High School
R. T. Gridley
Gridley
Ladies Home Journal
Four Youths Questioned In Murder Case
Four youths in Phoenix are being questioned by police over the robbery slaying of gasoline station attendant Glen D. Smith at Arnold's Texaco Service Station. The suspects were found with a .22 caliber weapon linked to the shooting. Ballistics tests are underway while Capt. William Ross provides limited details on the case.
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Phoenix
Glen D. Smith
Smith
Arnold's
Texaco
N. Stone Ave
Drachman St
William Ross
Judge’s Question Elicits Strong Lie Answer in Reed Trial
Deputy County Atty Jack Podret questioned a 10 year old girl in Oliver Reed’s man slaughter trial in Superior Court asking if she knows what it means to tell a lie She affirmed then said a liar always goes to hell, a reply that surprised the court and the prosecutor
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Jack Podret
Podret
Oliver Reed
Superior Court
Inside the Citizen Business Based On Public Taste
A reader survey outlines popular consumer trends shaping local commerce and advertising. The report highlights evolving tastes, storefront strategies, and how businesses respond to changing preferences amid competitive markets.
Eisenhower in Brazil Praises Free Enterprise in Heavy Rain
President Eisenhower rode through rain drenched crowds in Sao Paulo as hundreds of thousands cheered. He pledged ongoing U S support for Brazil's development and spoke against discrimination while praising private enterprise and democratic life. Brazil has received more than $2.5...
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Eisenhower
U.S
United States
Planes Collide Over Rio Killing U S Navy Band Members
A US Navy Band charter plane and a Real Air Line passenger plane collided over Guanabara Bay near Rio de Janeiro. Initial reports indicate at least 50 dead with 38 Navy personnel aboard the US plane. Authorities say both aircraft attempted to land at Santos Dumont airport, near Sugar Loaf Mountain.
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US. Navy
Guanabara Bay
U.S. Navy
Eisenhower
Brazil
Rades
Brasilia
Rio
Sao Paulo
Navy
Washington
Santos Dumont
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Record Low Temps Persist In February Deep Freeze
Last night dipped to 24 degrees setting a new date low while the prior night reached 29 degrees. Long range outlook shows below normal temps through mid March with limited rainfall as a severe inversion drives frigid air.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
University of Arizona Weather Station
Mt. Lemmon
Annexation Plans Expected Near Tucson Boundaries
City officials plan to announce annexation boundaries and a target date for a south and west Tucson expansion tomorrow after noon. Mayor Don Hummel notes final staff details remain. A special signature gathering school ran this week at the VFW Hall led by William Bray Jr.
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Tucson
Don Hummel
VFW Hall
William Bray Jr
Storms Hit Florida as Tornadoes Rampage Across South
United Press International reports a massive winter storm sweeping the eastern two thirds of the nation with tornadoes touching down in Florida. A fatal chain of accidents on icy highways in Arkansas and Kentucky, a fatal bus collision in Kentucky, and a train crash in Illinois add to the toll, with at least 12 deaths attributed to the weather system.
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Ill
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Lake City
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United Press International
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Oklahoma
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Louisiana
St. Louis
Memphis
Tenn
Shelby County
Weather Bureau
Mississippi River
New York
Pennsylvania
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