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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1958
Page
7
Toba City Aquarium claims it has the best equipped octopus in history with 45 tentacles. Japanese scientists told Yomiuri the previous record was 19 tentacles from an octopus caught near Norway. The specimen was found in the Pacific off Toba City on Honshu's south coast.
The Burrard Inlet bridge collapse near Vancouver left 18 dead after two sections fell, 14 bodies recovered and four men missing. Fourty workers were hospitalized as hearings and an inquiry were ordered into the disaster involving the premier and chief justice.
Marjorie M. Opels, 49, of Los Altos, hospitalized with possible fractures after a collision on Highway 99 north of Tucson. Driver James J. MeIntyre, 37, booked for drunken driving after allegedly turning into a non existent road.
The Jewish Community Center gains tentative approval to build a 300000 gym auditorium funded by a 100000 Danciger Grant. The center must match the funds with Tucson Combined Jewish Appeal. architects Friedman and Jobusch plan a 1000-seat auditorium for community use.
Police say hundreds of missing Filipino children in central provinces may have been sold in northern Borneo. A Muslim Filipino leader claims a child was brought in at ten to twelve thousand dollars, with police confirming the report as potentially authentic.
Lt. Pete Donisi will head the Sheriff's Criminal Bureau replacing Capt. Edmund Haverty whose resignation becomes effective July 1. Haverty leaves to campaign for Undersheriff Arthur Grande in the Democratic nomination race.
Mrs. Vivian H. Denault, 43, paid a 300 fine for reckless driving after a Superior Court jury could not reach a verdict on her drunken driving appeal. Judge Charles P. Elmer ordered the fine or 30 days in jail as the jury’s deadlock ended a two day trial.
An 11 year old girl claimed a police officer fired a shot at her but later told the sheriff she fired the gun herself. She said she feared about her parents reaction to the hole in the wall and was sent home to explain.
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