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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1959

Page

3

City council stalls amid river zoning and annexation clash

Citizens protest as the council delays action on rezoning for a Simon and Joseph Kivel tract near Broadway and Wilmot road. Atty. Lynch led petitions and school groups oppose, while attorneys discuss buffer zones and possible nonjurisdiction. The council awaits a legal opinion before votes. The second matter considers rezoning near 5th and Wilmot for a medical center, with residents calling it spot zoning. The Planning Commission will review land categories next Tuesday.

Simon and Joseph Kivel Broadway Wilmot Road County Board of Supervisors Atty Donald Lynch PTA E. F. Rucker Jack Marks East Side Alfred Friske 5Th St Wilmot Rd Clague van Slyke St. Mary’s 5Th Street St. Michael and All-Angels Church van Slyke Tucson Home Builders Assn City Planning and Zoning Commission

Jeweled Samurai Sword Stolen From Institute

A gold plated gem encrusted ceremonial samurai sword dated 300 years old and valued at 1000 dollars was stolen from the Japanese Art and Cultural Institute. It disappeared during a Tuesday election polling at the institute in Los Angeles.

Los Angeles UPI Tiusho Japanese Art and Cultural Institute

Clergyman Pleads Guilty in California Burglary Case

Donald J. W. Thralls, 26, former pastor of the Church of the Brethren in Covina, pleaded guilty to burglary. He received 30 days in jail, seven years probation, and compulsory psychiatric aid after admitting stealing $4,000 in tools from a high school and sprinkler parts from a supply store while free on bail.

Pomona Calif UPI Donald J. W. Thralls Church of the Brethren Covina Thralls

Despondent Tucsonan Kills Self After Love Rejection

A 29 year old Tucson man shot himself at the Lucky Strike Bowling Alley on East Speedway after learning his ex girlfriend planned to marry another man. George Howard Downs died instantly from a .270 caliber rifle blast. A friend reported Downs spoke of suicide and followed him when he left a tavern. Downs had head pains from a past auto accident. Funeral arrangements were to be announced.

E. Speedway George Howard Downs E. Fairmount Ave Walter Osborne E. Edison Sr East Speedway Downs Osborne Reilly Funeral Home

Man Found Sleeping In Home Turns Out Burglary Suspect

Mr and Mrs Charlie Jacobs awoke to a noise and found Richard Taylor 43 a transient from Iowa asleep on the floor near their bed at 398 W Alameda Police said he was pretending to sleep He was booked into city jail on suspicion of burglary and later turned over to Pima County authorities.

Charlie Jacobs Jacobs W. Alameda Richard Taylor Iowa Taylor Pima

Mississippi River Width Reported By Local Prison Paper

The Louisiana State Prison newspaper notes the Mississippi River spans 4,263 feet between nearby ferry landings, a curious travel statistic highlighted in the river city setting ANGOLA La. UPI reports.

Angola UPI Louisiana State Mississippi River Mississippi

Woman’s wild dog mauls man and is killed by deputies

A female boxer dog protected four puppies and mauling Manuel Valdez 38, of 917 West Drexel, as he crossed near Nebraska Avenue. Deputies Carlos Contreras and Manny Verdugo were attacked. Contreras hospitalized, Valdez treated and released. The dog’s head was sent for rabies testing after pupies were taken to the county shelter.

Sheriff's Manuel Valdez Drexel Rd Nebraska Ave South 12Th Avenue Valdez Pima County Hospital Carlos Contreras Manny Verdugo Contreras St. Mary's Hospital Verdugo

Foreign Aid Plan Moves Through House Sessions and Debates

The House begins consideration of a new foreign aid program stressing long term development loans and reduced military aid. The bill totals about 3.64 billion with 21 million extra from prior years, a net cut from Eisenhower’s request but larger development financing. Congress weighs tapering military aid and creating a revolving development loan fund while clashing over annual review versus backdoor borrowing.

Washington House House Foreign Affairs Committee Eisenhower Latin America Senate Senate Foreign Relations Committee

Why Auto Insurance Costs So Much and The Untold Story

The issue highlights auto insurance costs with figures on losses and rate trends, plus a telltale case study of Little Rock in the Faubus era. It profiles insurer impact, driver behavior, and state merit systems while presenting Virgil T. Blossom’s account of rabble actions and National Guard deployment.

Little Rock Virgil T. Blossom Blossom Faubus National Guard

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