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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1959
Page
27
In Durban and Lamontville, African women sparked violence against police actions on illegal breweries. Rioters burned shops and a church, with 30,000 to 40,000 Zulu participants marching across a 10 mile area. Casualties included three dead and many injured as authorities planned fire hoses and possible troop deployment.
Viola Jimulla, likely oldest member of Trinity Presbyterian Church, took part in a groundbreaking for the $45,000 church in Prescott. Rev. Donald D. Creamer noted she has belonged to the congregation 60 years and is believed to be in her 80s. The church began as an Indian mission.
Pennsylvanian Dutch festival draws over 100000 visitors to Penn Hamlet for a week of June 27 to July 4. Highlights include a life of the Amish film, water witching, folk crafts from quilting to blacksmithing, and a fashion parade of Plain People attire.
Chenault Beauty Salons Inc filed a Superior Court suit to force renewal of its beauty college license set to expire June 30. The action seeks temporary renewal, a full listing of alleged violations, and a hearing with a later trial to uphold regular renewals if violations are unfounded.
Defense Secretary McElroy ordered Far Eastern patrols to keep unescorted over international waters despite this week's Sea of Japan attack on a U S Navy plane. He allowed field commanders to require escorts if crew safety is at risk and called the incident an isolated act of lawless banditry amid rising Cold War tensions.
San Diego authorities join Scripps Institute in a search for the La Jolla killer shark after 33 year old Robert L. Pamperin was killed while a hunt used baited hooks and nets from Bird Rock to the Scripps pier. Biologists note sightings of a large shark and suspect a 20 foot tiger shark may still roam the area amid warm currents attracting tropical predators.
A suspect in a 1200 burglary in Prescott was placed under 2000 bond after FBI arrest on unlawful flight to avoid prosecution. Neill Brey, 24, of Hancock Michigan, was arrested Tuesday in Milwaukee Wisconsin. He allegedly stole hand and power tools from Foxworth-Galbraith Lumber Co in May and fled May 20 after joining the firm. tools were found in four Spokane pawnshops and will be returned.
A Wickenburg family filed a Superior Court lawsuit seeking 110 478 in damages for injuries from a two car crash in New Mexico last Aug 15. Plaintiffs Anton Vukovich and wife and their son Scott claim back injuries cuts and bruises plus the husband missing income from his real estate business. Defendants are Gerald R Hartzler and wife of 2702 N Dodge Blvd.
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