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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1960
Page
5
Crossword puzzle list of across and down clues touching on family, geography, and cultural terms with many literary and historic references. Includes names like Puccini and Stephen Foster, places such as Shan range and Northumberland, and varied definitions from mother terms to object names.
Fort Grant conference on juvenile delinquency gathers 150 experts led by Sheriff Waldon Burr and Tucson officials. They urge parental guidance, compulsory vocational schooling, and community councils to curb youth crime and reinvigorate home influence.
Tonight and tomorrow Tucson events list opens with a public 8 PM showing of The American Jew: A Tribute to Freedom at Catalina Methodist Church 2700 E Speedway Blvd. The column notes all meetings are open to the public with no admission charge.
Mrs Dolo res Ann Goodwin 19 received five years probation after pleading guilty to robbery in the Alan K Polley case. Her husband David 20 got seven to ten years May 17. Robert Nelson Snyder 35 pleaded innocent and awaits trial.
A troubled boy at the State Industrial School near Coolidge, Arizona, finds a breakthrough when 11-year-old Billy befriends him. The two share dominos and swimming, and Johnny begins smiling and joining group activities, giving hope to staff and his future.
Joseph D. Buckman, 39, pleads guilty to receiving stolen property valued under 50 dollars after charges of burglary are reduced. He had been jailed since January and is credited with time already served. The burglary involved 300 pairs of trousers 165 shirts jewelry saddles and other items stolen from the Arizona Shirt Co. in Tucson last October.
Byron Van Alstine 43 of 221 S 4th Ave bound over to Superior Court on a statutory rape charge involving a 14 year old girl. He waived further testimony after the girl testified at the preliminary hearing before Justice Clark H Johnson. Police found the girl nude in his room on May 19 and said he admitted relations with her for about six weeks.
Col. Frederic C. Skillman Jr. (U.S. Army retired) named executive director of the Cerebral Palsy Foundation of Arizona Inc. announced by John C. Leonard. Skillman, former Fort Sheridan deputy commander, served in the Pacific and as Straubing post commander in Germany. He aided Nike missile base logistics in the Chicago-Gary-Milwaukee area. He resides at 5211 F. 20th St. with wife and two children Christie and Frederic. The foundation runs a school at Speedway 5402 F. for training cerebral palsied children.
The Southwest chapter of the Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation will hold a 6 pm dinner at 5620 N Campbell Ave to install new officers for 1960 61. R Glen Stark becomes president and other leaders include Mrs Hugh Austin, William E Strickland, and Albert A Michael.
At a Tucson Community Council meeting Ben Storck warned United Cerebral Palsy Assn of Arizona that if merger talks fail the council will push to dissolve its local operation. The dispute centers on duplication of services and funding allocations between United Cerebral Palsy and the Cerebral Palsy Foundation of Southern Arizona.
A Sunday Evening Forum at Catalina Methodist Church will screen The American Jew A Tribute to Freedom at 8 p.m. Hebrew teacher Israel A Melnick will lead a post show Q A. The film explores what defines an American Jew via diverse profiles including a farmer, a firefighter, a circuit riding rabbi and a Pan American Airways stewardess. The program is open to the public.
Filiberto V. Verduzco, 38, was found innocent by a Superior Court jury after appealing a City Court conviction from January. Arrested early December 3, 1959, he faced $100 fine and 10 days in jail when tried without an attorney. Lazarow defended him. Arnold represented the city in Judge Raul Castro's court.
Arthur P. Chavez 22 of 808 E Silver Lake Rd was bound over after a preliminary hearing on unlawful possession of narcotics. He was arrested May 14 after officers found a paper packet of heroin and an eye dropper in his room and he admitted a daily heroin habit.
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