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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1958
Page
2
Dosne B. Fish told authorities he misplaced his aqua lung somewhere in Kaneohe near Honolulu. He approached police for help after losing the underwater breathing device during a diving incident.
Rep Stewart Udall urged elimination of wartime excise taxes on freight and passenger rail. He argued the 20 percent passenger and 3 percent freight levies penalize producers far from major nations and hinder domestic shippers, especially new small businesses.
Mayor seeks input from residents on a proposed sales tax to reduce property tax load. City Council faces timing, retroactivity, and voting hurdles as discussion follows Chamber of Commerce push and mixed private opinions from Alex Jacome and Frank Dettoney.
The report cites Arthur Grande who spent a long day yesterday chasing a bank robber. A Pelomino station stall was found empty this morning and remained missing at noon.
Red Cross workers check on health and welfare of Tucson relatives affected by disaster. Chapter staff coordinate outreach with Twcıonians seeking aid and support from the Tucson community.
The jury in the Wilmer Walter Evans murder case was excused during testimony about his wife's fate as Charles Brasse testified about his sister Frances Evans who died in a plunge into San Carlos Reservoir last November. Brasse identified a photo of the body and said Evans aimed to collect a $100,000 life insurance policy.
The lavender sheets slept between by film star La Novak during a San Francisco visit sold at a KQED auction for 200 dollars. A necktie dealer bought them to cut into strips for ties, with telephone bids.
Tucson schools receive national attention with features in Architectural Record and Nations’ Schools. An illustrated Nash Jobs article highlights central administration offices, the spiral stairway, and cost-efficient space saving design. Lina High and the Education Center are showcased with floor plans and photos.
Mr and Mrs Oscar Neumer of Tucson sue Edward Sheehy a retired Nogales U S Customs officer for 39000 in Santa Cruz County Superior Court over injuries from a May 31 head on collision near Arivaca. Attorney Enos Schaffer represents the Neum ers and alleges painful injuries in the complaint.
An attorney charged that high taxes are pushing merchants from downtown to suburbs. He claimed rent becomes unaffordable for tenants as taxes rise, citing two properties whose assessments jumped after a fire rebuilding. The county board ordered a review to seek relief for impacted owners.
Theodore Shaw, linked to a four month crime wave from Phoenix to El Paso, was found insane and committed to the Arizona State Hospital after two psychiatrists testified to his incapacity. His arraignment for twin felony kidnapping was postponed indefinitely. If treated successfully he may be returned to face charges in Cochise County for robbery and kidnapping.
The Senate Labor Committee opened debate on a labor reform bill with tough amendments to curb unions. Senator Goldwater predicted limited committee adoption and a fight likely on the Senate floor. Senator Kennedy supported a moderate bill, while Senator Thurmond proposed a stricter McClellan substitute, delaying votes.
The West German president Theodor Heuss told a joint session of the U.S. Congress that Germany will never abandon democracy. He stressed neutrality is not an option and praised German loyalty in defense planning with the Atlantic Alliance. He said Germans and Americans will not fight each other again.
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