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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1968
Page
10
County Atty. William J. Schafer III publishes a plain language book on criminal confessions for officers. The 83 page work explains admissibility, interrogation methods, warnings owed to suspects, illegal restraint, and juvenile cases with court examples. Priced at $5.75.
Separate trials were granted for multimillionaire William Thoresen III and his wife Louise on charges of violating the Federal Firearms Act. U S District Judge Oliver J Carter approved the defense move to shield the wife from her husband’s testimony. Attorneys pressed to suppress search warrants for 70 tons of weapons and ammunition seized in the Bay Area while the judge considered venue change due to prejudicial publicity.
Harold M. Solorlo publisher of La Prefisa had filed a $160,000 libel suit accusing Arizona Daily Star editor William R. Mathews and reporter Dave Brown of damaging his name. The case was dismissed in Superior Court for lack of prosecution over an article published October 23, 1986.
A garbled list of drive-in and cinema showings across multiple venues including Apache Drive-In CACTUS DRIVE-IN Cine El Dorado FOX Buena Vista FOX Tucson Loft MIDWAY and DI offices. Entries mention Bloody Pit of Horror Phantom of the Opera Bloodlust Camelot Wait Until Dark Jungle Book and Bonnie and Clyde with varied times and incomplete details.
Eu oo Wright 26 of Stamford died at Stamford Hospital from a bullet to the head suffered five days earlier. A doctor had said Wright would have been a perfect donor but his mother would not consent to organ use. Wright, shot during a tavern brawl, remained critical until death as Dr. Sava called his brain destruction hopeless. His wife Louise gave birth last Friday at the same hospital.
The January 12 death of Thomas E. Godwin, 77, at 520 BE Mohave St, is counted as a 1967 traffic fatality. He died of pneumonia after injuries from a December 21 crash on North 1st Avenue near Navajo Street, caused by a car driven by Mrs. June Mance, 61, of 9302 N Tyndall Ave. toll reaches 93.
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