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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1956

Page

18

Rainey Case To Go To Jury Today

The nine second degree murder trial of Harry Rainey over the July 31 stabbing death of Charles Wesley Miller proceeds with two rebuttal witnesses and jury deliberation expected later today. Prosecution witnesses testified Rainey threatened to kill Miller, while Rainey claimed self defense saying Miller attacked him with a knife. Miller died August 8 from stab wounds at Pima County Hospital.

Vnrurs Harry Rainey Charles Wesley Miller Ee Rainey Sller Mervin Morgan Park | Ave Rainey Miller William N. Campbell Miler Kim Miller Fand Pima County Hospital

Dad Saves Son In Fire By Knockout

Howard Peterson Jr and his family narrowly escaped a fire that broke out in their home as fog and heat roused them from sleep. Peterson knocked his unconscious son onto a bar to shield him, suffered head and hand burns while attempting to extinguish flames in a grand piano. His 15 year old daughter Jan and a 4 year old fled through a window, while Mrs Peterson and the younger child escaped.

Via Howard Peterson Jr Peterson Howard Jan

Argentine Rebels Get Asylum

BUENOS AIRES report says Argentina's provisional government backed asylum and diplomatic immunity, returning rebel Gen. Paul Tanco and six fugitives to the Haitian Embassy after gunmen seized them. President Aramburu ordered their return following Haitian protests, with details unclear and rebels elusive amid a nationwide dragnet.

Buenos Aires Argentina Paul Tanco Pedro Aramburu

Welsh Mine Reopens After Two Week Test

The National Coal Board after three weeks of observation ordered a two week revival test for 279 Gwaun-Cae-Gurwen miners. Production nearly doubled, prompting a cautious reprieve though not unconditional as the board extended scrutiny and urged continued diligence. Locals hailed the decision as a holiday mood and a valley breathes again.

National Coal Board Gwaun CaeGur‘en GwaunCaeGurwen Gwaun-Cae-Gurwen Britain Gwaun-Cae GwaunCae-Gurwen Sk the Coal Board HHH Board Perio Coal Bard D. M. Rees Ilivisional

County May Build School For Nurses In Arizona

Pima County may establish a school for practical nurses if Dr. Francis J. Bean can secure long cherished support. The hospital chief cites foundation funding and outlines a plan to locate the school at the county hospital with an estimated cost of about 50 000 dollars. The Practical Nurse Education chapter backs the project as it would offer members nearby training opportunities at the hospital.

Pima County Francis J. Bean Supers—eisure Arizona Phoenix Union High School Dr. Bean Ieee Cone Soles Bean

Tucson Bomber Makes Routine Landing at Davis-Monthan

Jaousanas of Tucson watched a B-36 or B-96 bomber circle over Tucson this morning then land safely at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base. The propeller was feathered as it circled three times before a 8:35 am landing, officially termed routine by the information service office on the bus.

Jaousanas

Woman Hurt In Car Crash on Thun Street

A woman was injured at 8 am when her car collided broadside with another vehicle on Thun Street after the other driver failed to yield. She was cited for failure to yield and for driving on a learner's permit. Damage to both cars totaled about $100. She was treated at Mary's Hospital.

An- Thun St Mary's Hospital

Stringent water rules cut city use by half

Emergency ordinance limits water to essential use only. The city faces a 40 day supply and enforces an $19 daily fine for violators. Domestic and commercial use allowed. lawn watering and flushing discouraged.

Sted Itwan Commission

Services Held For Budurin at Evergreen Cemetery

Kristof Budurin aged 68 longtime resident was buried today in Evergreen Cemetery after dying at a local hospital Wednesday. He was the father of Dr. Alex Trimble and two others and grandfather to one. He lived on Sean E. 22nd St. The Rev. Arnold Litz of Grace Lutheran Church officiated at services at Reilly's Chapel this afternoon.

Kristof Budurin Evergreen Cemetery Alex: Trimble Vivars Sean E Arnold Grace Laitheran Church Sw Oval Reilly

Richfield supplies to Arizona dealers via new facilities

Richfield Oil Corp completes storage and handling facilities near Phoenix five miles west. Gas line and diesel for most Arizona Richfield dealers now arrive by pipeline directly from the Long Beach refinery. The distribution center includes warehouses offices loading rack and bulk storage tanks for more than eight million gallons of petroleum products.

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