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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1958
Page
3
Beirut reports Lebanese rebel leaders vow to continue fighting President Camille Chamoun against Western influence. The defiant stance signals sustained conflict as international mediation faces resistance amid ongoing clashes and political tension between rebel factions and Chamoun's government.
Lebanese Foreign Minister Charles Malik arrived in Washington for talks with Secretary of State Dulles as Lebanon’s rebels, backed by the United Arab Republic, defied U.N. Security Council directives. Rebels demanded arms bans from the United States and other nations, while U.N. observers prepared to monitor arms and border activity and prevent further intervention.
Police Commissioner Bernard L. Garmire warned Tucson retailers that this year will bring 10 deaths, 1,400 injuries, and 1.5 million dollars in property losses from crime. He cited a projected crime rate and noted a $1.1 million recovery with a $4 million net loss, attributing part of the issue to 60,000 to 100,000 yearly visitors and snowbird violators. He described a wolf-pack police strategy and praised the city's communication system and officer quality while citing staffing turnout improvements and targets for 1958.
Arizona lawmakers question borrowing federal funds to extend unemployment benefits without legislative approval. The State Employment Security Commission noted two options and warned higher employer taxes could deter new industry. Gov. McFarland and the advisory council backed the commission, while the attorney general and Supreme Court would decide legal issues. Nonfarm unemployment reached 18,950.
Stanley and Tony Suleski, carnival roustabouts from Phoenix, were found guilty of second degree burglary by a Superior Court jury after six hours of deliberation. Sentencing set for Monday by Judge W C Truman. Both kept in county jail. witnesses described their theft at Keglers Bowling Lanes.
John Dwayne Hunts 24 waived preliminary hearing on a second degree burglary charge and was held for Superior Court action. He allegedly burglarized Sam Levitz warehouse at 815 E 18th St on March 19, taking 365 dollars in cash and items valued at 232 dollars. David Karch 21 similarly waived his preliminary hearing at a May 28 arraignment. The May 23 arrest stemmed from theft of rifles and ammo valued at about 1,000 dollars from Spring Hardware and Flowing Wells Hardware.
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