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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1961
Page
19
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The dispute over Miroslav Naclavac at the U.N. may be sent to an international arbitration tribunal under the 1947 U.S. U.N. pact. Czechoslovakia rejects the U.S. demand for his expulsion and asserts the U.S. cannot oust a Czech diplomat accredited to the United Nations. Dag Hammarskjold said he was investigating the case. The incident was cited to argue for moving U.N. headquarters from New York. The Czech note notes two American agents reportedly pressed Naclavac to spy. Naclavac denies the espionage charge.
Two men accused of assault with a deadly weapon were acquitted by Superior Court juries in separate trials. Arthur Oliver, 70, of 593 S Meyer Ave, and Andrew W Aliams, 56, of 301 E 34th, were found not guilty after trials that cited self defense and lack of evidence. Oliver faced charges for a March 18 incident at Johnnie's Bar resulting in a bystander being hit by a bullet.
FBI traced letters and a 47 foot armed yacht to Bernard Brous and Dale Jensen, alleged ringleaders of a May 28 blast on three AT&T towers in Nevada and Utah. They were arrested in Ensenada and extradited, with Maria Hill and casino operator Robert Bortoli held for questioning aboard the yacht Monsoon.
Edward Brookfield, a Woodbridge scout leader for over 20 years, shot himself in his home after a morals charge arrest. He died in a first floor bedroom from a single pistol blast. His sister found him, no note left. bail set earlier at 1500 dollars for a charge of contributing to delinquency of a minor.
Nine cases of beer, spare ribs and $115 in change from coin machines were taken early yesterday from Yogi's bar on East Speedway Boulevard. Owner Frederick A. Sawaya reported a possible burglar used a key.
Grant Thurmond, 23, of Rt. 7 Box 100, faces manslaughter in the driving of a motor vehicle after a pickup crossed the center line and crashed into a car 18 miles south of Tucson. Elmer J. Yarbro, 31, and Lonnie McElrath, 47, both of Marana, were killed. Thurmond is hospitalized at Davis Monthan Air Force Base with a fractured left leg and will be arraigned in Justice Court 2 upon release.
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