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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1957
Page
4
Premier O K Yui said Nationalist China indicted 41 persons including 5 ex Communists for inciting the May riots that wrecked the U S Embassy in Taipei. He noted 70 suspects were released and described the events as unorganized mob action amid the Reynolds case.
Rumors of a new anti cancer drug sent a stock rally on the New York Exchange. Company statements say the compound is in early testing and not a cure, described as a palliative under study at Jackson Memorial Hospital and approved for NIH review.
Six drunk driving cases were settled in lower courts in three days. George Ballesteros, 42, of 1453 W Sonora St, charged as a four time offender, was ordered held under $1,000 bond for Superior Court action after arrest at E Broadway and Tucson Blvd. His last arrest was in March 1954 with license suspended.
President Eisenhower nominated Val Peterson as ambassador to Denmark and Leo A. Hoegh to head the civil defense administration. Both await Senate confirmation. Peterson, a former Nebraska governor, will earn 25000 as ambassador, with Hoegh serving WWII service as Army lieutenant colonel and civil defense chief at 17500 salary. Peterson turns 54 on July 18 and hails from Oakland Nebraska of Scandinavian heritage.
Kathryn Brown reported to Vernor Police Station that a piggy bank containing 15 one hundred dollar bills was stolen from her Detroit home. The incident prompted police to investigate the theft and identify suspects.
Police said a new assault occurred in Los Angeles in the same area where three women were attacked and a nurse was raped and strangled earlier. Edith Clouse 27 described a man leaping from an embankment to strip her, she screamed and he fled.
Boston report states Nantucket Island has about 4 100 bicycles and 3 500 residents. Representative Robert F Mooney of Nantucket urges legislation to fund bicycle paths on the island located 30 miles from Cape Cod.
The House Tax Committee voted to request data from county assessors on the cost of paying veterans a cash bonus and ending the property tax exemption. Rep. L. S. Dick Adams led the move to survey assessors on how many veterans on exemption rolls are actually enlisted. State Selective Service officials will be invited next, with potential figures for bonuses of 250 to 1000 dollars.
In Long Beach California Fred D. Hawkins 34 must pay at least 200 monthly for 10 years to support Roger Bland 37 his card game shooting victim who was paralyzed. Hawkins received 10 years probation and 90 days in jail plus an assault conviction.
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