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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1962

Page

6

Jury Deliberations Enter Third Day in Keogh Trial

In New York a deadlocked federal court jury enters a third day of deliberations in the bribery conspiracy trial of State Supreme Court Justice J. Vincent Keogh Elliott Kahaner and Antonio Corallo. Judge Edward Weinfeld urges further careful consideration and cautions against mercy verdicts based on majority pressure. The panel faced potential five year sentences if convicted and heard testimony including payments to influence Judge Leo Rayfiel.

New York State Supreme Court J. Vincent Keogh U. S. Dist Edward Weinfeld Keogh U.S. Atty Elliott Kahaner Antonio Tony Ducks) Corailo Kahaner Leo F. Rayfiel Sanford Moore Long Island Robert M. Erdman Manhattan Isahaner Rayfiel Corallo Moore Erdman Weinfeld Michael Dirienzo Dirienzo

Twelve Thousand Indians At Flagstaff Pow Wow

Flagstaff hosts the 33rd All Indian Pow Wow during the July 2 to 4 holiday. The non profit committee expects about 12 000 Indians and up to 90 000 spectators, with parades rodeo and nightly dances along U S 66 and at the Pow Wow grounds near Mars Hill and the San Francisco Peaks.

Flagstaff Mexico U.S. 66 Mars Hill Porderosa Pine San Francisco

45 Babies Expected To Be Up For Adoption

The Tucson Community Council Committee on Adoptions reports about 45 babies will be available for placement over the next three months. Applications are urged as policy changes affect adoptive parent age, marriage length, processing time, and the number of children per family. Newborns and young children are ready for placement, but each child’s future will be carefully considered before placement. Contact TCC at Jil W. Washington St.

Tucson Community Council TCC Jil W Washington St

Protest Over Relocation of County Animal Shelter

A letter to the Board of Supervisors yesterday registered objection to moving the county animal shelter from W Speedway to Silverbell Road. Donald and Dorothy Hutchinson said the site is undesirable at the entrance to a residential area they value and urged locating the facility elsewhere. The county plans construction on city leased property along Silverbell Road.

W. Speedway Silverbell Road Board of Supervisors Donald Dorothy Hutchinson

Rainbow assembly gathers 1000 delegates in Tucson

Tucson page notes the Supreme Assembly Order of Rainbow for Girls holding meetings today through Sunday at the Ramada Inn. All listed meetings are open to the public without charge.

Supreme Assembly Order of Rainbow For Girls Ramada Inn

Postal Union Vote Opens For Tucson Workers

Tucson’s 556 postal employees begin balloting Monday in the first government agency union election. About 500,000 postal workers nationwide vote through July 2, with exclusive recognition to unions reaching 50 percent and at least 60 percent turnout. In Tucson, six crafts are represented by four unions including the NALC, National Postal Union, United Federation of Postal Clerks, and the National Federation of Post Office Motor Vehicle Employes.

Tucson Gov National Association of Letter Carriers National Postal Union United Federation of Postal Clerks National Federation of Post Office Motor Vehicle

Area Seeks Volunteer Fire Unit Formation Request

A petition with 562 signatures representing about 30 percent of property owners was submitted to the Board of Supervisors to elect a volunteer fire company southwest of the city. A technicality delays by needing an affidavit showing at least 25 percent of residents signed. Albert Prince said they will file the affidavit this weekend. Subdivisions include Drexel Heights, Manzanita Manor, Upland Estates, Echo Valley and Saddle Ridge within boundaries at Ajo Way, city limits, Valencia Road and Tucson Mountains.

Board of Supervisors Albert Prince W. Dove St Drexel Heights Manzanita Manor Upland Estates Echo Valley Saddle Ridge Ajo Way City Limits Valencia Road Tucson Mountains

Painting Exhibit At Pioneer Hotel Showcases Dale Boatman Works

Dale Boatman, retired Army colonel and head of Ft. Huachuca training aids office, will exhibit 30 watercolors and oils at the Pioneer Hotel for three weeks. The display includes Southwestern scenery, landscapes, historical subjects, and character studies arranged in the mezzanine.

Dale Boatman Ft. Huachuca Pioneer Hotel Boatman Europe

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