Final Arguments Heard In Williams Impeachment
Final arguments opened in the impeachment trial of E T Williams for bribery conspiracy and conflict of interest charges. The Senate will decide guilt on three remaining counts with removal and possible lifetime office ban at stake.
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Don Carson Phoenix
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E. T
Eddie} Williams
State Senate
Deserter Convicted Of Giving Data To Soviet
George John Gessner, 28, a Nuclear weapons technician, was found guilty on all five counts of unlawfully transmitting restricted data to a Soviet agent. He received a life sentence, denouncing the trial as a travesty of justice and calling for an appeal to the people. The case marks the first under the Atomic Energy Act of 1956 and followed his desertion from Ft. Bliss, Texas in 1960. The Tucson Daily Citizen is the publisher.
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Joe B Floyd Dies Was D M Worker
Funeral services planned in Willcox for Joe B Floyd a Tucson aircraft mechanic for 30 years who died Sunday in Douglas at age 84. Survivors include his widow Amy a daughter Mrs Joe Kinman two sons Harrison H and Chester T of Tucson 15 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. Services at West Lawn Chapel Willcox Thursday at 2 30 p m burial at Dos Cabezos Cemetery.
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Chester T
Westlawn Chapel
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Alabama clashes end with arrests after demonstration
In Tuscaloosa Negroes and police clashed when demonstrations against segregation escalated. Officers repulsed marchers to First African Baptist Church, then hurled rocks and chairs, used a water hose and tear gas, driving fighters from the church. About 35 people were arrested, including Rev. T Y Rogers executive director of the Citizens for Action Committee, as the two week protest escalated.
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