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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1962

Page

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Escaping Gas Claims Former Missouri Governor Blair

Former Governor James T. Blair and his wife Emilie Blair were found dead at their west Jefferson City home. Officials believe a gas leak, from the car engine left running in the attached garage, caused deadly carbon monoxide fumes. A maid reported the deaths after unable to enter the house. the couple were in their night clothes. Their dog also died in the home.

Jefferson City James T. Blair Horace Debo Blairs Highway Patrol Debo Goveror Emilie Chorn Kansas City

Judge Flays Adults For Negligence

Judge Raul H. Castro, Pima County juvenile judge, urged the Young Democrats of Greater Tucson that parents must raise family morals while the nation advances in missiles and economy. He said only 5 percent of teens cause problems and called for an intermediate institution for first offenders, citing a 14 year old with a troubled home. Castro, seeking reelection, warned against condemning youths as a group and stressed housing for non hardened juveniles.

Raul H. Castro Superior Court Castro Pima County Greater Tucson Ft. Grant

Pickrell Names 2 Chairmen For Re-election Bid

Republican Atty. Gen. Robert Pickrell, seeking a second term, announced campaign chairmen in Pima and Maricopa Counties. R. M. Vance, Tucson businessman who chaired in 1960, leads in Pima. J. Robert Stark is named Maricopa County chairman.

Robert Pickrell Pima Maricoa Pima County R. M. Vance Tucson Pickrell Maricopa County J. Robert Stark

State Photos Drivers For Licenses

Arizona drivers license applicants need not furnish their photos. Earl OClair said photos are taken at driver testing points and are funded by a license fee hike to 2.50. Chauffeur and operator licenses cost 2.50 while scooter licenses stay at 2.00. duplicates rise to 1.00.

Phoenix UPI Arizona Earl O'Clair O'Clair O’clair

Tucson Daily Citizen subscription rates notice

Tucson Daily Citizen lists subscription prices and delivery details. Annual carrier rate is 20.80 dollars, home delivery outside Tucson is 4 cents per week, inside Tucson 41 cents per week, and annual mail/subscription by ads 29.82 dollars. Also notes second class postage and address information for Arizona.

Tucson Daily Citizen The Citizen Publishmags North Stone Ave Tucson Arizona

New Zealand Expels Two Soviet Envoys

Prime Minister Keith Holyoake announced that two Soviet diplomats N I Shtykov and V S Andreev were expelled for espionage. Soviet charge d affaires N V Ivanov confirmed orders to return to Moscow. Holyoake told a hushed house that the spies attempted to suborn New Zealanders with money and gifts but failed.

Wellington New Zealand UPI Keith Holyoake Spain New Zealand N. I. Shtykov V. S. Andreev N. V Ivanov Moscow Holyoake House of Representatives

Clark Won’t Seek Post as Pima County Sheriff

James W. Clark, who served one term as Pima County sheriff and had planned to seek the Republican nomination this year, withdrew from the race today due to sickness in his Wisconsin family. He won the office in 1956 and lost in 1958 to Democrat Walden V. Burr, but left open the possibility of running two years from now.

James W. Clark Pima County Clark Walden V. Burr Wisconsin

Coffee Pot Helps Scholars at University of Tulsa

A Tulsa World editorial fundraiser coffee pot has generated enough proceeds to fund two half scholarships for journalism students at the University of Tulsa.

Tulsa Okla Tulsa World University of Tulsa

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