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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1963

Page

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Demos Seek GOP Backing for Test Treaty

Democratic leaders count on strong Republican backing to win Senate approval of the Moscow test ban pact while promising not to rush hearings or debate. President Kennedy urges public support as Mansfield and Dirksen discuss bipartisan cooperation and careful examination by the Foreign Relations Committee. The process includes hearings with Harriman and closed sessions by key Senate panels to weigh national security implications.

Demos Washington Senate Kennedy Mike Mansfield Montana Associated Press Mansfield Everett M. Dirksen Dirksen Congress Senate Foreign Relations W. Averell Harriman Moscow United States House Atomic Energy and Senate Armed Forces Committee Harriman U.S. S John ©. Pastore D-Ri Joint Atomic Energy Committee John Stennis D-Miss Unit The Armed Services Committee

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Tucson Daily Citizen Insolen Publishing Co North Stone Ave Tuteot Arizona Tucson

Man Dies in Wounded Roommate Shooting

John B. Malone of 5954 S Jeanette Blvd was critically hurt at Pima County Hospital with bullet wounds from a late night argument. Charles R. Palmer was booked on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon after allegedly firing several rounds at Malone and helping him to the hospital.

John B. Malone S. Jeanette Blvd Pima County Hospital Malone Charles R. Palmer Helen Frostie Norris Ave Palmer

Baseball Equipment Stolen From Brichta School

Thieves took 71.50 dollars worth of baseball gear from Brichta School at 1501 N. Silverbell Road. Deputies report the break in occurred via a office window. Juveniles suspected.

Brichta School Silverbell Road Sheriff's Office

UA Instrument May Test Moon Oxygen Detection

Dr. Stuart A. Hoenig of the University of Arizona developed a tiny oxygen detector to probe possible lunar atmosphere. NASA funded $16,000 earlier and added $41,138 for a one year grant to create similar sensors for hydrogen and nitrogen detection.

Stuart A. Hoenig Hoenig National Aeronautics and Space Administration Moon Earth

Cowboy Robber Strikes Phoenix Bank in Cowboy Garb

A man in cowboy attire robbed a northeast Phoenix First National Bank branch of 5350 dollars on a Friday. He handed a note to teller Fay Hubbard to bag the cash and leave. No weapon seen, and customers were unaware until the alarm sounded amid a large police presence downtown.

Phoenix First National Bank Fay Hubbard

Man Charged With Assault in Home Incident

Moses Matheney 36 of 2117 S Hancock Vista faces aggravated assault charges after a Tuesday scuffle with a woman in her home. A preliminary hearing is set for Aug 6 in Justice Court 2. he is free on a 1000 bond. The victim, Oliier Van Gaasbeeck 29 of 2101 S Hancock Vista, said she cut her foot on broken lamp glass during the fight.

Moses Matheney S. Hancock Vista Justice Court 2 Matheney Oliier van Gaasbeeck

$4,000 Cameras and Supplies Stolen

R. R. Martinez reported his car was broken into downtown, with over $4,000 in cameras and photographic supplies taken. About $3,725 of the value was on the front seat, and film was also stolen from the glove compartment.

R. R. Martinez Martinez N. Euclid Ave

Prison term imposed on Forsgren in kidnapping case

Allen Eugene Forsgren, 27, from Tucson, was sentenced by Superior Court Judge Lee Garrett to four years to five years and a day in state prison after pleading guilty to two counts of assault with a deadly weapon. Two kidnapping counts were dismissed.

Forsgren Joan Carolyn Mexico Tucson

Burglary and Theft Charges Dropped Against Bennie Morris

Bennie Ray Morris of 802 West MacArthur Street was freed on felony counts of second degree burglary and grand theft after the county attorney asked Justice of the Peace Clark Johnson to drop the case for insufficient evidence. The charges stem from the June 28 theft of a furnace and hot water heater from a vacant residence.

Bennie Ray Morris W. MacArthur St Justice of the Peace Clark Johnson

Jury Rules Guilty In Dope Case

A U S District Court jury found Lee Linares, 48, guilty on two counts of transporting opium and heroin into the United States. He and Homer Tully, 51, who pleaded guilty to dispensing narcotics, were involved in arrests dated April 13. Linares faced charges for 12 ounces of opium on March 28 and 5.5 ounces of heroin on April 12. Sentencing set for August 5.

Deliberathen U.S Lee Linares 6Th Ave Homer Tully Nogales Linares

Fire calls log shows multiple false alarms and vehicle fires

A 24 hour fire call log records various responses including car fires at 1437S Belmar Ave and 1240 Stone Ave, electrical shorts at 4355 E Hayhurst St and 250 E Ord St, trash fire rekindling on Was EB Copper St, and several false alarms or needless calls. Responders include Engines 1 2 3 4 Ladder Truck 1 2, with multiple units dispatched to each incident.

E. Hayhurst St Belmar Avé Witmat E. Copper St Copper St W. Glenn St S. Convent Ave W. Corral E. Oh Si Minor House

Retired couples attracted to Verde Meadows town houses

Advertisement promotes Verde Meadows town house apartments as low as 50 dollars a month with one and two bedroom options. Highlights include no stairs, built in amenities, private patios, carport, and insured titles. Open daily at 1938 East Irvington Road with contact number 204 449.

Verde Meadows Verde Meadows Town ‘House Melbourne Hughes Verde Meadows Town House Sam Wilt Witt Sam Witt Model Apts Irvington Road South Park Avenue

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