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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1957
Page
8
Paul Bernard a 38 year old gendarmerie captain based in Tulle was placed under house arrest in Limoges as investigators probe an alleged hoax. The case involves official acts and hoax claims tied to the French police force authorities said.
LOS ANGELES Mrs Julianna Kemper Beckett agreed to pay her ex husband architect William Sutherland Beckett 1200 a month for 10 years to aid his career. The divorce followed her testimony that his temper was ungovernable and that he struck her on several occasions. They married in 1948 and have three children.
After weeks of color in Nogales residents saw street lights and civic decoration banners removed 21 days before the May 5 fiestas. The banners had been kept up through a series of conventions.
A deputy chief of the three nation Viet Nam truce commission predicted that North and South Viet Nam will be reunited peacefully. Hector Blockley said he was dead certain it would happen, though he would not set a date.
A spokesman for the Tucson Education Assn says Dennis Cawley 4549 E 9th St was mislisted as the organization president in Thursday’s Citizen. Cawley, fined $100 in City Court for reckless driving, is a former president who completed his term nine months ago.
Rev. Martin Luther King announced Nixon plans to examine fair employment practices in the South. King met Nixon two hours before a news conference and said the vice president would travel with Eisenhower Committee on Government Contracts to a major southern city, possibly Atlanta or New Orleans, to discuss civil rights and voting rights.
King says Nixon agreed to bring the committee south and speak on civil rights. He adds the President could do more and suggests a later meeting with Eisenhower, which Nixon called a favorable idea.
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