Bloch Pleads Guilty Receives probation in assault case
Bloch 30 a commissary clerk admitted spank ing two schoolboys who accepted rides in his car. Judge Molloy suspended prison, imposing three years probation and ongoing psychiatric treatment. Defense argued neither victim was injured and letters supported leniency. Bloch, of Tucson, keeps his Davis Monthan AFB job as police recount youths, ages 9 and 12, identified him after rides in school zones.
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Harris Jay Bloch
Poni
Come Bloch
Builty
John F. Molloy
Bloch
Atty
Warren R. Brock
Brock
N. Tucson Blvd
Davis-Monthan Afb
Bracero Wage Rules Protested By Farm Leaders
Farm representatives testified before a House agriculture subcommittee against Labor Department rules they say threaten a Mexican temporary labor program. Valley Farm Bureau manager Ray cited delays and wage formulas as causes of crop losses and urged a two year extension with reevaluation.
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Washington
UPS
Congress
Labor Department
U.S
House Agriculture
Co. B. Ray
Valley Farm Bureau
Mercedes
Tex
United States
Ray
Keith Mets
Hollville, Calif. i
California
Arizona
Mets
Department
Fecal Mets
Woman Hurt When Car Skids Into Truck On Highway 80
A Tucson woman Joy Marie Bishop 24 of 845 N Euclid Ave was hospitalized after the car she rode in skidded into a pickup on Highway 80 near Benyon. She was treated for shock and possible back injury and listed in good condition. The driver Sam Fox 41 of Sierra Vista failed to slow near a paint crew and braked hard. The car then slid into a pickup driven by Carl Gustav Obergh 43 of Tombstone.
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Tucson
Highway 80
Benyon
Joy Marie Bishop
N. Euclid Ave
St. Mary's Hospital
Eleven Oppose Broadway Widening
A trial in Superior Court to decide a lawsuit blocking the two mile East Broadway widening between Craycroft and Kolb roads ends today. Eleven property owners seek exclusion from the East Broadway Improvement District risking assessments of about $10 per front foot on 1100 feet of frontage. Plaintiffs argue widened street would devalue homes. but county attorney asserts net values stay near unchanged as traffic increases balance gains and losses. Plaintiffs reside in 6500 and 6600 blocks of Broadway and nearby streets. Names include Robert A. Clements James E. Durbin Bob Rinkleib William H. Corbin Paul M. Covell Férdell Q. Rounds Carleton Griffith W. L. Hoffman James F. Pearce Douglas E. Bayle Everett.
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East Broadway
Craycroft
Kolb
Superior Court
Board of Supervisors
Broadway
Charles C. Bernstein
Phoenix
Lyle R. Allen
Avenida
de San Ramon
Paseo San Pedro
Langley Avenue
Robert A. ‘Clements
James E. Durbin
Bob
Rinkleib
William IL. Corbin
Paul M. Covell
Ferdéll Q. Rounds
Carleton Griffith
W. L. Hoffman
James F. Pearce
Douglas E. Bayle
Everett
Sputnik Visible Over Tucson Tomorrow
Early morning skywatchers in Tucson may spot Sputnik III and its rocket as they pass overhead around 4:34 a.m. The bright tumbling rocket will be visible to the naked eye, with the dimmer satellite observable through binoculars. Moonwatchers from the University of Arizona reported sighting the pair earlier today as they traced a south-southwest to north-northeast path about 30 degrees above the horizon. The rocket, completing an orbit roughly every 109 minutes, appeared about 130 miles above the Earth during the observed pass.
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Tucson
Don’ Strittmatter
University of Arizona
Strittmatter
Hearing Set In Burglary and Assault Case
Hank Davis 36, a Davis Monthan airman, faces burglary and aggravated assault charges. A preliminary hearing is set for June 24 after he allegedly broke into Virginia Elliott’s home on 6434 S. Country Club Rd following an incident in which Elliott says Davis escorted her home, drank at her place, and later forced entry injuring her eye and bruises.
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Hank Davis
Davis
Davis-Monthan
Justice of the Peace
Norman E. Green
Virginia Elliott
S. Country Club
Elliott
County Hospital
Death plunge ruled accident at Grand Canyon
A coroner's jury ruled that the death of 43 year old motel clerk Donald Mark from a fall at the Grand Canyon was accidental. Mark slipped while stepping from rock to rock on the canyon edge and fell several hundred feet. His body was recovered about 300 feet below the rim by park rangers.
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Grand Canyon
Donald
Mark
Loans Show Business In State Healthy
U S Sen Barry Goldwater said evidence of a healthy Arizona business climate appears in SBA data on state loan activity. Arizona loan approvals reached 52 percent through May 25, 1957, with Phoenix office loans totaling 1,063,000 dollars last year.
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U.S
Barry Goldwater
R. Ariz
Arizona
Small Business Administration
Goldwater
California
Agency
Phoenix
SBA loan eligibility and activity report from Arizona
The document notes loans processed through the Los Angeles office since a 1953 establishment, with 221 applications from Arizona and 114 approvals totaling 3,802,640 dollars. Privately owned firms except entertainment, communications, newspaper, publishing, liquor trade and gambling are eligible for SBA loans. Interest rate on the loans is not stated.
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Los Angeles
Arizona
Notable Joans Participation in Arizona Finance
The Joans program shows up to a ten year duration in Arizona. About 48 percent of Joans were conducted as participation type deals made jointly with private banks.
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Arizona
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