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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1960
Page
8
Cairo story from UPI about a wealthy landowner El-Mazir Abou-Arab who forgot a handkerchief containing $2,800 on a cart. Four hours later he retrieved the handkerchief after the peddler, thinking it contained a coffee bag, returned it.
Sen. Barry Goldwater attacks Democrats and Rockefeller as he argues the GOP should discard a formal platform. He outlines four labor reform goals and says Republicans should run on principles rather than a 30 page platform. He favors Nixon Morton as a ticket partner and criticizes a Democratic presidency as steering toward socialism.
Former President Truman criticizes John F Kennedy as the weakest potential Democratic nominee and says Adlai Stevenson lacks decisiveness. He argues Republicans would welcome Kennedy or Stevenson and defends his view of Communist involvement in lunch counter sit ins while questioning student ties to the party.
In Pomona California two girls a 16 and 19 were arrested on suspicion of murder and car theft after a motorist was found dead when the driver was pushed or fell from a car as the youths drove away. Det Lt Mooney said the suspects Elaine Standerfer 18 and Elsie Diaz 16 claimed Hailey jumped from the car.
Curtis Lee Weddell a former Tucson resident died unexpectedly Thursday in Los Angeles He was M4 and had worked at Hughes Aircraft Co starting in 1955 later returning to Culver City offices He lived in Palos Verdes and served as a first reader at the First Church of Christ Scientist in Tucson Surviving are his wife Helen two daughters Norma Jean Strickland and Elaine Louise Adams five grandchildren all of Palos Verdes and his father Charles Weddell of Huntington Beach California.
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