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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1964
Page
5
The University of Arizona will hold a tax seminar titled 1964 Tax Changes starting Monday for professionals in taxes. William L. Raby of PA faculty will teach from 9:30 a.m. to noon in Room 251 UA Student Union Building. The course runs until July 21.
Four drivers pleaded guilty in City Court yesterday to drunken driving and each was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to 10 days in jail. The defendants were Jesus Urbina Valdez 58 of 1511 W Niagara St Willie Felix Miranda 24 of 1536 W Delaware St Lawrence Vernon Cook 47 of 719 W Glenn St and Eldred R Peterson 43 of 5409 E Holmes St George Harold Fritz 42 of 3833 N Dodge Blvd all found guilty after trial on drunken driving and also ordered to pay 100 dollar fines and serve 10 days in jail.
Weather service warns rain continues in the northern Plateau with scattered showers and thundershowers in the central Plains and from the Tennessee Valley through the upper Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes. Warmer conditions spread from the Mississippi Valley to the Atlantic coast while the northern Plateau and Plains grow cooler, except Florida.
Officials report a substantial surplus expected at the World’s Fair when it closes next year. Gross receipts through May 15 totaled 95 million dollars. Attendance up to yesterday reached about 7.56 million since opening on April 22.
The Air Transport Association president condemns publicity around a DC 7 crash test near Phoenix. He says the coverage frightened the public and protests the matter to FAA chief Na eg Halaby. FAA advised toned down publicity amid planned further tests.
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