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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1955
Page
3
An extended desert heat wave reaches 117 degrees in El Centro California. Mrs Lulu N Brelan 37 dies as the heat peak hits on June 8 with 116 degrees the day before. Police report the heat as the cause.
Two psychiatrists described Edith Grace Borrow as extremely dangerous with paranoid psychosis and recommended state hospital shock treatment. Drs Lemmie and Bennett testified she could harm others or herself and noted a dislike of attorneys tied to a 1950 damage suit grievance.
Senator Jackson of Washington called for a step-up in the United States atomic weapons production schedule. He said the entire weapons family may need new production facilities and tied the move to increased jet aircraft production announced recently. He spoke after a secret Senate subcommittee hearing on military uses of atomic energy.
Justice William C. Douglas of the Supreme Court begins a three month international tour with six weeks in Soviet Russia. He travels with Robert F. Kennedy and plans a route through Armenia Azerbaijan Kirghiz Tadzhik Turkmen Usbek, then Oregon to address Reed College, followed by a lecture tour in Asia and Calcutta.
The Bundesrat rejected a bill to recruit volunteers for the German army and sent it back for policy clarification on rearmament and legal basis. It refused to decide on the measure, citing several basic questions about putting Germans into uniform. The 250 word bill would grant initial volunteers civil servant status and later be replaced by permanent service regulations.
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