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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1959
Page
4
Philadelphians embrace a lighter mood as festival week opens at city hall. Two chimpanzees Michelle and Tommy wed at the zoo in a playful ceremony watched by radio and TV entertainers. The couple depart for a private retreat aboard a plane after cake and a lighthearted procession.
City Council approves rezoning for a Freeway site to allow a motel. The move follows a Democratic majority and Republican opposition led by James Kirk. Construction not allowed until a 30 day period passes.
News reaches Tucson of the death in Phoenix yesterday of Emma Winston Lindsay 95 Arizona pioneer and former Tucson resident. She moved from Mexico City to Tucson in 1898 and later to Phoenix. Survived by two sons five grandchildren 14 great grandchildren and four great great grandchildren. Funeral 3 30 p.m. tomorrow at A L Moore Son Funeral Home Phoenix. Burial Greenwood Memorial Park.
A Tucson pharmacist Richard L. Gibson formerly of Eureka Drugs 92 E Speedway Blvd was placed on six months probation after pleading guilty in U S District Court to dispensing drugs without proper prescriptions. He refilled without physician checks as required by law with offenses dating to 1957. Also Joaquin Murrietta 33 of Sells received three years probation for illegally importing tequila and beans from Mexico last December.
A deer caused damage to a car driven by Charles J. Smith in Englewood as it jumped onto the hood and shattered the windshield, then limped away.
Federal Judge James A. Walsh denied most requests from ex-legislator and Arizona PM editor Frank G. Robles in the government case over forged documents used by Mexican nationals. The arraignment was continued to 10 a.m. next Monday after the bill of particulars was limited to specifying which documents were false.
The American Association of Physics Teachers names North High School Phoenix among ten outstanding high schools for physics instruction. The selection hinges on graduates’ college performance in physics. North High’s physics teacher is Frank Gilleland.
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