Two Youth, 17, Get Prison for Probation Revocation
Two 17 year olds received prison terms from Superior Court Judge Lee Garrett. William E. Johnson of 422 N 5th Ave drew 2 1 2 to 3 years after his probation was revoked for a first degree burglary linked to a car break in at 101 W. Drachman St. Joe Manuel Francisco of Ajo faced a two to three year term on a burglary charge tied to beer theft from an Ajo tavern. Francisco had argued for probation, citing time already served and his age. Johnson had earlier probation from Judge Robert Boylston after a prior assault with intent to commit a felony conviction. A fourth youth was involved in a 125 mile per hour highway chase where a patrolman was fired upon. they were in a car believed stolen. Mrs. Alice Walker of 230 E Waverly received two years probation for issuing worthless checks totaling $60.
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Superior Court
Lee Garrett
William E. Johnson
5Th Ave
Joe Manuel Francisco
Ajo
Johnson
W. Drachman St
Robert Boylston
Francisco
M. Morton Freilich
Garret
Alice Walker
E. Waverly
Katanga Declares Break From Congo and Boycotts Parliament
Katanga Province government announced it is no longer part of the former Republic of the Congo and will boycott next Sunday's parliamentary session near Leopoldville. The formal statement to President Kasavubu UN Secretary General Hammarskjold and all deputies was signed by Katanga's 20 deputies and senators.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
Congo
UPI
Republic of the Congo
Leopoldville
Joseph Kasavubu
United Nations
Dag Hammerskjold
Joseph Moutu
Six Month Suspended Sentence For Yourgulez
Joseph William Yourgulez Jr., 25 of 1443 E. 13th St., pleaded guilty to simple battery in a case stemming from a severe beating of off duty City Patrolman Richard M. Jackson at the La Jolla Club. A felony charge of resisting a public officer was dismissed. a prior aggravated battery charge was reduced to simple battery. The judge sentenced Yourgulez to six months suspended in Justice Court.
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Joseph William Yourgulez Jr
Yourgulez
E. 13Th St
Justiceourt
Lee Garrett
Sidney L. Kain
Richard M. Jackson
la Jolla
S. 6Th Ave
Jackson
Justice Court
Martin S. Rogers
Justice Court 2
County Action Urged on Mt. Lemmon Roads
Atty. Clarence Houston urged Pima County Supervisors to cooperate with the Forest Service and cabin owners to maintain Mt. Lemmon roads in recreation and cabin areas. A meeting with Forest Service representatives was promised, citing prior talks and ongoing development funding.
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Mt. Lemmon
Atty
Clarence Houston
Pima County Board of Supervisors
Houston
U.S. Forest Service
Dennis Weaver
Forest Service
Sunnyside
Suit Seeks 57000 Damages From Man In Foot Shot Incident
First Lt. John F. Shaughnessy of the 15th Fighter-Interceptor Squadron at Davis-Monthan seeks 57000 in damages from Robert Clyde Lovell Jr. for a left foot injury he says was inflicted intentionally during an argument over Lovell’s ex-wife. Lovell faces an Oct. 9 trial on assault with a deadly weapon charges.
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Air Force
John F. Shaughnessy
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Robert Clyde Lovell Jr
E. Cooper
Lovell
Shaughnessey
Shaughnessy
Frances O. Shingler
E. 31St St
Atty
William T. Healy
Altar Boy Faces Juvenile Court Over Bank Check
In Indianapolis a youth posing as an archbishop attempted to cash a $10 check from Sunday collections at SS Peter and Paul Cathedral. Police say the boy took the check and rode a bicycle to a branch bank. he was scheduled to appear in juvenile court.
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Indianapolis
Paul C. Schulte
SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral
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