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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1963
Page
11
Youthful intruders vandalize a warehouse causing minor damage and stealing cookies and chips. Police say only small children could squeeze through a rear window bars and two boys aged seven and eight were previously caught in a similar act.
Three ex FIA officials and a Cologne lawyer faced treason charges in Karlsruhe for running a Soviet spy ring from West Germany. Prosecutors say Heinz Felfe and Hans Clemens stole West German and Allied secrets, passing them to Moscow via radio and couriers. Felfe allegedly earned at least $50,000 and sought to blackmail colleagues. maximum penalty is 15 years.
Police arson detail investigates a midnight blaze at 4302 E Pima St that caused about $1500 damage to the house and its contents. Four young men were seen fleeing. $1500 in cash hidden in a bedroom was recovered by the renter Mrs. Anna Mahan. Fire officials cite cigarette ashes as possible cause.
Five Coronado National Forest employees listed by Supervisor Clyde Doran will shift roles July 21. Frederick Richardson moves to fire control at Carson National Forest in Taos, New Mexico. Roy Gandy becomes range and wildlife tech for Kaibab near Williams. William Pint advances to Kaibab District Ranger. Wayne Jenkins is replaced by William Chappel of Santa Fe National Forest. Thomas Roederer is succeeded by Richard Wheeler of Apache National Forest at Springerville.
The column discusses whether stock splits benefit stockholders absent a cash dividend rise, and explains ownership percentages stay the same after a split. It also covers investing for college funds in mutual funds, risks in equities versus guaranteed savings, and taxation of life insurance dividends and accrued interest.
A Construction Materials Co representative must appear before Court Commissioner Jack G. Marks to show cause why the cement mix plant at E. 22nd St and Prudence Road should not cease operations. The Board of Adjustment denied a similar request a year ago. Superior Court gave a move deadline of June 21, which was not met, prompting county action. County zoning inspector H. Hilton McKee said management indicated a move would occur once a suitable location is found.
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