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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1959

Page

3

Engineers Celebrate X15 Glide at Edwards Base

Engineers and scientists hailed the X15 glide flight as a major milestone toward space flight. The craft, designed to reach 1100 miles high and speeds up to 4500 mph, completed a 38 000 foot release and a 10 second glide with Scott Crossfield piloting.

Edwards Air Force Base Calif UPI America Scott Crossfield Mojave Desert Earth

Mobot May Be First Man On The Moon

Washington reports that a mobile robot named mobot may be the first to reach the moon. Developed by a missile company, it is designed for experiments in radioactive areas unsafe for humans. The device features flexible steel hands and TV camera eyes for remote operation and radiation testing.

Mobot Washington Moon Planes Aerospace The Aerospace Industries Assn

Hearing Set Thursday For Quiroz

Preliminary hearing for Robert Carrillo Quiroz, 221 W. 2nd St, Tucson, on first degree murder charges is scheduled for 9 am Thursday before Justice of the Peace Norman Green. Quiroz is jailed without bond after Elenor Quiroz, 21, was shot at her mother’s home in Tucson.

Justice of the Peace Norman Green Robert Carrillo Quiroz W. 2Rd St Pima County Elenor Quiroz Kim Quiroz Jerrie A. Williams

Garmire Backs Hoover Crime Census Plan for Tucson

Tucson Police Chief Bernard L. Garmire supports Herbert Hoover’s proposal for a federal crime census to aid the fight on crime. He cites FBI figures and says the census could reveal offender origins, court laxity, and parole weaknesses while informing public action in the city. In Tucson, Part I crimes rose about ten percent in the first five months compared with last year.

Jim Cooper Bernard L. Garmire Herbert Hoover Tucson Hoover This Week United States FBI Garmire

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