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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1959

Page

3

Senate housing bill gains Ike's hoped approval amid cuts

Senate spokesmen say a compromise 1.375 billion housing bill should win President Eisenhower's OK. Conferees trimmed totals, cutting urban renewal funds and delaying units, while preserving FHA loan and VA mortgage provisions. Some senators warned over the reductions may affect slum-clearing efforts.

Senate Ike Eisenhower Senate House John J. Sparkman D-Ala Homer E. Capehart R-Ind Sparkman Capehart House

Banking Activity In Tucson Rises 29.9 Percent

Tucson's bank debits for the week ending June 17 rose 29.9 percent from the prior year, totaling $59,826,582 versus $46,038,249 the week ending June 18, 1958. Ten years earlier debits were $16,462,147. Debits reflect check transactions across Tucson's 20 banks.

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Stripper Candy Barr Appeals Dope Conviction

Candy Barr, 27, appealing her narcotics conviction to the U S Supreme Court. Sentenced to 15 years in Dallas for marijuana possession, free on $15 000 bond pending appeal. Attorney argues evidence seized without a warrant. Barr now performing at a Hollywood nightclub.

Los Angeles Candy Barr U. S. Supreme Court Miss Barr Dallas Tex Hollywood

Bodies of two Air Force officers found in San Bernardino wreckage

In the San Bernardino Mountains a helicopter located a T33 trainer wreck and a ground party recovered the bodies of Maj. James Greenwood of Richmond Virginia and Lt. Col. Harold Mosley a flight surgeon and space medicine expert. The plane vanished in a February snowstorm during a flight from El Paso to Norton Air Force Base.

San Bernardino Calif Air Force James Greenwood Richmond Harold Mosley Norton Air Force Base el Paso Tex

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