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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1964
Page
1
Prince Philip, husband of Queen Elizabeth II, celebrated his 43rd birthday yesterday in London with royal aides and well wishers noting the milestone. The occasion underscores the couple's public duties and longstanding royal residence plans.
Four youths, ages 36 and 45, face assault with intent to rape charges after allegedly attacking Mrs. Virginia Nixon who had just suffered a stroke on a Detroit sidewalk. Nixon died next morning at Receiving Hospital. city officials seek adult trial for the defendants.
President Johnson, during a White House ceremony for the equal pay law, suggested jokingly that Republicans nominate a woman for president. He said some women have the capacity to be president but cautioned he would not interfere with other parties. He did not name any specific Republican candidate.
The Arizona Supreme Court rules there is no state law prohibiting escapes from a county hospital. The case centers on Joseph D. Goodman who escaped after a mental examination and was later recaptured. The court found the writ of habeas corpus premature but noted the lack of a specific statute and advised refiling after serving the burglary sentence.
Sheriff deputy heads to Eugene to fetch accused embezzler Joseph Henry Bona, sought since 1962. Bona, 38, was arrested May 28 in Eugene by FBI, with warrants from Tucson for theft by embezzlement and Florida for grand larceny. He allegedly diverted 4,000 dollars in Mars Service Station receipts. He initially refused extradition but waived it in recent days. Deputy James Rodriguez to return with Bona early next week.
A de throned beauty queen left a Scottsdale hotel unpaid after checking in May 27 and departing five or six days later. Leona Gage and companion Carole Malouf racked a $376.36 bill. Gage, 26, had just held the Miss U.S.A. title briefly in 1957 before revelations of multiple marriages and children.
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