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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1957
Page
18
Tucson Daily Citizen invites reader opinions on publishing juvenile offender names as Arizona enacts a June 14 law. The column contrasts secrecy with public accountability, asking when names should be withheld and urging submissions with name and address for publication consideration. Reuben Means comments on justice and public response.
The writer argues for publishing juveniles names in violent and indecency offenses to warn parents and curb crime, while noting non violent juvenile offenses should avoid publicity. He cites murder rape burglary and assault as examples and favors policy aligned with former law. He urges adult court names to be used in stories.
The list of movie times from drive-in theaters includes APACHE, BILTMORE, CACTUS, CATALINA, FIESTA, FOX-TUCSON, LYRIC, MIDWAY, PARAMOUNT, PARF, PLAZA, PRINCE, RODEO and 2ND STREET with titles such as World for Ransom, Stagecoach to Fury, Spirit of St Louis, Abandon Ship, Ten Commandments, Little Hut, Buster Keaton Story, Giant, Twenty Four Hour Alert and Heaven Knows Mr Allison. Times are supplied by the theaters and some entries show unavailable times or formatting oddities.
Fernando Gutierrez, facing a warrant for special paternity proceedings, was discharged early from the Davis base and boarded a bus to Los Angeles before authorities could act. He is not extraditable to Arizona on the charge, while officials investigate the misstep to prevent a repeat.
A commentator argues the old law rests on experience and common sense and warns that if needed, parents will restore it by initiative. They say a group can finance circulation with a similar majority to a three day marriage. S.C. W.
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