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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1959
Page
6
Mrs. Jeanette DuBois reports a missing light blue one carat India star sapphire ring set in white gold with two smaller dark blue sapphires, yesterday. The ring is valued at $250 and was last seen near 1309 Elm Street.
Two leading figures in multimillion-dollar pinball gambling rings refused to testify to the Senate Rackets Committee. Steven Sohacki and George Welbourn invoked the fifth amendment after identification, declining to discuss alleged payoffs to Lake County Indiana officials and ties to former prosecutor Lake Holovachka. They also dodged questions about real estate leases, a Gary radio license, and alleged payments in 1955 1956 totaling 424 000 income tax disclosure.
A B47 jet bomber returning from a Strategic Air Command flight crashed while landing at Hunter Air Force Base in Savannah Georgia. One crew member was killed and three others were critically injured as the aircraft overshot the runway and burst into flames.
Birmingham police report two incidents of theft. Detective C. L. Limbaugh says a bicycle valued at 65 dollars vanished from his porch while Officer H. C Osborne found four hub caps worth 28 dollars missing from his private car during his beat.
The secretary of state’s office found an 1899 South Dakota law prohibiting prostitution in prairie schooners or covered wagons. The manuscript, signed by Gov. Andrew E. Lee, carried a six month jail sentence for inmates found guilty.
Northwest Airlines reports three observation approaches by jets believed to be Soviet near a Seattle to Tokyo flight over the North Pacific off Kamchatka. The U S Air Force had no planes in the area and the crew observed two flares as jets maneuvered within two to three miles. The airliner continued to Tokyo with 46 passengers asleep.
Wilmington area pharmacists covered prescription duties after Charles Mires entered the hospital for an emergency appendectomy. A rotating roster with new faces filled the counter as colleagues stepped in to keep the store running during his absence.
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