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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1964
Page
13
Police Chief Bernard L. Garmire announced that at least two, possibly three new school resource officers will be assigned in September to expand the Mansfeld Junior High School project. The program reduced juvenile referrals by nearly 25 percent last year and will be extended to additional areas.
Flowing Wells school board will ask the board of supervisors on June 29 for permission to exceed the 6 percent limit on its operating budget for the coming year. The proposed budget totals 1,642,507 dollars, up 98,188 dollars or 6 percent, with elementary up 14 percent and high school up 19 percent. Final adoption planned for July 9.
A 58 year old Tucson man Milton W. Marshall killed his 27 year old son Stanley in South Gate California and wounded himself, after reportedly searching for his wife Stella Marshall. Police say the weapon was a .38 caliber revolver and the family had quarreled earlier in Tucson over gambling losses. Mrs Marshall witnessed the aftermath and was in shock.
Fort Huachuca showcases an IBM 7090 transistorized computer capable of storing 32 000 items, solving complex math in five seconds, and reading or writing 60 000 characters per second. Expected operation by July 1, it will replace the 7060 with vastly higher efficiency, cutting post costs by about $80 000 monthly and reducing required space and cooling. Major General Benjamin H. Pochula notes the upgrade eases military workload and pressure.
A brief fire swept an auxiliary radio room on the guided missile carrier Randolph at Norfolk, flames were extinguished within minutes, and no injuries were reported.
The Republic of Korea will award its highest medal to former President Harry S. Truman on June 25 for his contribution to human freedom and democracy during the Korean War.
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