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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1962
Page
7
Police investigated an incident at the federal building on the seventh floor where a window in the U S Attorney Carl Muecke's office appeared broken by a small object. A janitor was struck by flying glass in the conference room. no object was recovered.
FW Ponders guards for schools as Wells School Board considers hiring a detective agency to patrol campuses amid rising vandalism. Members balk at starting the measure. administrator recommendations cited. Board to review past damages and seek federal aid for a Davis School addition, with a $60,000 grant possible.
Miami UPI states Florida Agriculture Commissioner Doyle Connors says the Mediterranean fruit fly has been found in six locations in the state. The pest threatens about 200 fruit varieties and previously cost Florida about $10 million to eradicate in 1956, prompting a federal quarantine on all Florida fruit during the outbreak six years ago.
The Senate Armed Services Committee authorized 2,866,000 for Arizona military construction as part of a 1.4 billion national program. Arizona projects include Yuma Marine Corps Auxiliary Station 2,013,000 for facilities and utilities Ft Huachuca 452,000 for research development and test facilities Luke Air Force Base 401,000 for operational land maintenance facilities.
Flowing Wells' proposed 1962 63 school budget was increased by 5000 bringing the total to 1 175410. The move raises the plan by 150190 over the current year while staying under the six percent law limit. Tentative adoption is set for 8 p m Tuesday with final action on July 10.
New York Republicans meet for a 100 plate dinner as Governor Rockefeller Senator Javits and former Governor Dewey push a two pronged campaign against Kennedy policies and a potential Conservative Party challenge. A GOP resolution warns against splinter groups while Rockefeller touts economic gains and fiscal integrity.
In Mayfair, London, three men were charged in court with stealing 12 paintings worth 23 000 pounds from an art gallery. The haul included two Picasso works and six Degas pieces. Most were recovered except one Degas, found in a Leicester Square subway locker. Defendants James H. Ramble, Ronald C. Cronin, and Thomas S. Barton, aged 22 to 24, entered no plea and were jailed pending further hearing next Friday.
Two motorists pleaded guilty to drinking related driving violations yesterday. Joel P. Stephens 28 of 115 E 15th St was fined 100 dollars in City Court for physical possession of a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Gerald G. Smith 40 of Highland Indiana was fined 125 dollars by Justice of the Peace Alice N. Truman for drunken driving. In both cases the usual 10 day jail terms were suspended because of extenuating circumstances.
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