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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1964

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Toddler Hit by Car in Davis County Satisfactory

A toddler aged about three remained in satisfactory condition at Davis-Monthan AFB Hospital after being struck by a car while crossing Benson Highway in front of Sun Haven Apartments. James B. Johnston of Sun Haven stopped to let the Watts sisters cross. the child darted between parked cars as the auto began moving. Deputies did not cite Johnston.

Davis-Monihan Afb Randfather D-M Douglas P. Watts Ars Keith P. Watts Vance Afb Ohda Sun Haven Benson Highway James B. Johnston Watts Linda Laura Douglas W. H. Watts Johnston

Highway Rezoning Postponed Along Florence Highway

The Board of Supervisors postponed four heavy business rezoning requests along a quarter mile belt of the Florence Highway south of the Pima Pinal line until June 16. Supervisor Pete Rubi warned a continuous band of business could lead to miles of strip zoning, while one petition by Ben Jones for trailer home sites was approved. The board plans further meetings with the County Planning and Zoning Commission and staff to study the land use plan in detail.

Board of Supervisors Florence Pima-Pinal County County Planning and Zoning Commission Pete Rubi Commission Ben Jones Planning Department

Prosecution Plans To Rest In Williams Trial Today

Prosecution chief William Rehnquist said all evidence would be entered today in the impeachment trial of Corporation Commissioner E. T. Williams and that the case would rest on all charges. The House Boards planned new testimony on a $5,000 bribe conspiracy linked to Joe Adams of Mesa in 1958 while Williams was a commissioner. The House had rested on a $100 Svensson Freight Lines contribution disguised as payment to Par Press, Inc. A Par Press witness discussed corporate records and kickbacks. Rehnquist noted Senner’s prior testimony aided the defense. The defense seeks dismissal or directed verdicts after the prosecution rest. Details of Svensson's 1962 contribution emerged Monday.

Roger Timberlake Phoenix UPI — House William Rehnquist Corporation E. T. Williams Rehnquist Board of Managers Williams Joe Adams Mesa House George F. Senner D-Ariz Senate Senner Svensson Freight Lines Par Press, Inc Subscription Tv, Inc Svensson

Kinney Road Work Finished and Paved Extension

County Engineer Walter Burg reported the Kinney Road conversion into a divided highway is complete to relieve congestion at Old Tucson. The second roadway extending 8 miles south from the Kinney and Sahuaro Road intersection has been paved.

Kinney Road Old Tucson Walter Burg Sahuaro Road

Suspect In 3 Crimes Being Held

A signed statement by 25 year old fry cook Lawrence Edward Bruder cleared up three Tucson crimes. Bruder was arrested at his home and booked on suspicion of second degree burglary for entering a residence at 2766 N Baxter Ave and stealing beer and cash. He admitted a separate Sept 28 grand theft of $90 from Carl Miller Insurance at 4560 Broadway. He also admitted assaulting Walter Olson at 4437 Grant Road with a bottle opener, leading to a simple battery charge.

Fry Tucson Lawrence Edward Bruder N. Dodge Blvd John Frazer Frazer Bruder N. Baxter Ave Carl 5 Miller Insurance Agency Broadway Gary Weinzapfel Walter Olson Grant Road Olson Weinzapfel

At 10 He's Cured Of Flying

In Oklahoma City five year old Tommy Peyton called his first airplane ride not so good after a motor quit aboard a 1935 bi plane. Robbie 10 and father Bob Peyton 33 were with pilot Don Ross 30 and owner Lee Devin 36 when the craft landed in a wheat field. Gear was torn off wing sheared and propeller twisted but no one was hurt. Robbie declared he would not fly again.

Oklahoma City Tommy Peyton Robbie Bob Peyton Don Ross Lee Devin Ross

Closet Cleaned Reveals $2200 Lost In Trash Heap

Los Angeles reports a man named Antonia A Martini misplaced a $2200 envelope amid old papers after a closet cleanout. He said the funds arose from selling property in Italy and were destroyed in the garbage collected a month ago. Martini plans to surprise his wife and has not told her yet.

Los Angeles Antonia A. Martini Italy Martini

Language Bars Down At Park In Palisades New Jersey

Irving Rosenthal notes Palisades Amusement Park employs interpreters for 27 languages to serve foreign visitors during the World’s Fair year. Park president aims to address everyday problems through multilingual staff. Public notices from Tucson Daily Citizen included.

Palisade N.J UPI Irving Rosenthal Palisades Amusement Park Russian Fc New York

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