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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1960

Page

2

Sadistic Cop's Days Numbered At Police Convention

Richard Lease a former Tucson policeman and Indiana University instructor urged use of psychological tests to screen officers. He praised tests for weeding out aggressive cops while highlighting calm, genial officers as ideal. Lease noted his own career path from Tucson PD to education and praised evolving leadership traits. The three day police convention concludes today.

Richard Lease Indiana University Fraternal Order of Police Hiway House University of Arizona Tucson Marines Sunnyside

Man fined for drunkenness in Laconia with tattoo message

A Laconia man was fined ten dollars on a drunkenness charge. His arm bore the tattoo reading I Love Booze.

Laconia N.H UPI

Bank of Douglas Opens Tucson Branch Grand Opening

An advertisement states the speaker was born and educated in Colorado and moved to Arizona in 1956. They worked at the Bisbee branch of The Bank of Douglas before transferring to the Speedway Country Club branch in Tucson. The Grand Opening is set for Monday June 27 with an Open House and cash prizes.

Homecoming Honors Lease and Wife Jane at Event

A former newspaperwoman who married Lease last January attended a big homecoming for the couple. The session heard Atty. Morris K. Udall plead for support on an Arizona constitutional amendment to streamline state courts. Tucson Police Sgt James Hepler serves as convention chairman.

Lease Jane Atty Morris K. Udall Arizona Tucson James Hepler

AHA Urges Full-Time Administrator for Pima County Hospital

The American Hospital Association backs separating the duties of Pima County Hospital administrator and county physician. It urges a full-time administrator, an impartial county hospital advisory board, formal policies, and a community study to define future needs.

County Hospital Pima County Medical Society Pima County American Hospital Assn AHA Francis Bean Ford Foundation Bean Hospital Association Board of Supervisors Pima County Hospital Pima County Hospital Board of Governors Ing Board of Trustees

Drown Proofing Aims To Cut Water Deaths

Reader's Digest outlines drown proofing a water survival method for all ages over four. The technique has already taught about twenty thousand people and could prevent many drownings. A simple diagram accompanies the article beginning on page 124.

U.S Reader's Digest

City Council Mulls Peacock Noise Complaint

Los Angeles council member Karl L. Rundberg addresses residents troubled by a runaway peacock. He quips that a peacock scream proves the bizarre noise problem, reflecting local tension over the bird’s disturbances.

Los Angeles UPI Karl L. Rundberg

Summer classes enroll 360 students in Tucson district

About 360 District No. 1 elementary and junior high students joined summer sessions, roughly 100 more than last year. Fourth through eighth graders attend. Howell School leads with 147. High school enrollment reaches about 1,800. Frank Ott heads elementary summer effort and expects slight gains. program runs through July 22 with many seeking remedial study.

Tucson Tucson District Howell School Safford Vail Frank Ott Ott Ee of Wakefield Junior High School

Sheriff Sells Clothing Thursday Auction Notice

The Pima County Sheriff's Department will auction a wide assortment of clothing by lot on Thursday at 10 a.m. on the west steps of the courthouse. Items include sport shirts ties with tie racks leather belts and sleeveless summer dresses. Viewing is scheduled from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. tomorrow near the county treasurer's office.

Pima County Sheriff's Department Court House Gordon Dahlberg Sheriff's At

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