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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1957
Page
20
Yesterday reached a high of 106 degrees setting a new high for the date. temperatures yesterday and year ago are noted alongside the year 1946 record. Low also recorded. year ago and date records shown. Mean and normal temperatures listed with humidity readings for 5:30 p.m. yesterday and 5:30 a.m. today. sunrise and sunset times given. Data ends at 5:30 a.m. Tucson Time.
RUHL FLAG CO announces complete sets of poles and holders for home or business use priced from 4.50. Located at 2745 N Ist, MA 3-1662.
A long list of docket entries shows loitering, drunken driving, disturbing the peace, disorderly conduct and other charges. Bonds range from 0 to 1000 dollars with trials set in July and June for multiple defendants including John Johnson Frank Stansky and Oscar Sanchez Romero. Several cases involve held for Pima county and continuances to June 5 or July dates.
An ad touts stainless Pazo a stainless pile remedy from Grove Laboratories with Triolyte. It promises instant pain and itching relief and rapid swelling reduction for internal and external piles. Available as modern suppositories or ointment at druggists. claims won't stain clothing.
A string of births is listed from Davis-Monthan Hospital St Marys Hospital Tucson Medical Center and other area addresses. It records the names of parents and times and dates of birth for several babies including boys and girls.
Antonio Jr. Amado, 34, of Amado, died Saturday in a hospital. A Rosary is set for 9 pm tonight at Reilly's Funeral Home. A Mass will be held tomorrow at 1 am at San Agustin Cathedral with burial at Holy Hope Cemetery.
Melted Colorado snow and heavy rains trigger new flood warnings across five states. West Coast heat linked to rapid runoff in Colorado. Gov McNichols declares alert as rivers rise. Atomic Energy Commission sandbags along the Gunnison River near Delta to protect installations.
Fire calls reported across the city from 3:13 p.m. to 4:30 a.m. include a brush fire at Broadway and 2 Avenue attended by Engine 4, a false alarm at Tucson Boulevard and 2nd Street with Engines 3 and 1 and Truck 11, a house fire at Avenida Regula with Trucks 2 and 27, a trash fire at the city dump with Engine 4, and multiple rekindled brush fires at Park Avenue and Broadway with Engine 3.
A Tucson Daily Citizen opinion column reports on a June 14 state law opening juvenile court records to public inspection. It notes opposing views on publishing names of offenders under 18 and invites reader replies, with names withheld on request.
A letter argues that publishing the names of misbehaving youths harms rather than helps. The writer urges withholding names for under 18, counsel and understanding to help youths overcome mistakes, asserting there is good in each youth and calling citizens to examine how society may fail them.
A Tucson note urges exposing juvenile offenders and parents to deter crime, arguing public naming of offenses would deter wrongdoing. The author cites shielding juveniles as a crime-inhibiting practice and advocates greater parental accountability.
A letter from Frank White of 1225 E 32nd St argues that juvenile names should be published like adults, claiming transparency will deter misconduct and protect family honor. He urges uniform naming without exceptions.
A state law now opens juvenile court records to public access arguing the change ends an undemocratic age based shield. The piece contends minors committing minor crimes do not deserve lifelong disgrace, while serious offenders deserve public scrutiny.
A compact note outlines options for a newspaper reader named Charlie regarding crossword approach. The brief hints at choice, method, and reader agency in puzzle style without revealing solution details.
San Antonio Texas defense opens in special court martial for A 20 William Roberts Jr 22 a 110 pound former Lackland drill instructor charged with mistreating basic trainees Witnesses testified recruits received harsh treatment including blows to a sick airman Disenbacher died August 20 1956 from heat exhaustion and a kidney ailment Roberts not charged in the death His flight mates described strikes and dragging actions Frost Wasserman and Hayes described similar incidents Walker testified to a kick during barracks duty Roberts denies mistreating recruits claiming soft training and says he is a scapegoat His father William Roberts Sr a Army Reserve major leads the defense
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