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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1960
Page
4
County Judge Arch Campbell uses ear comparison to determine paternity cases in Little Rock. He claims 17 hereditary ear characteristics help link sons to fathers and notes the test does not apply to fathers and daughters.
Local dealer slashes prices on a blond walnut king size bedroom set to 499 and features a 84" dresser, mirror, bed, and two night stands. Pan Asian sets drop to 490 and 399 in cherrywood and other furnishings include chairs, a sofa, and a hideabed with prices from 99 to 399, all aimed at bold savings.
Joseph O Keefe pleaded guilty in the Brinks case and was sentenced to three to four years in state prison. He earned credit for four years already served and remains jailed on a probation charge stemming from a Pennsylvania warrant. Prosecutor Byrne credited his testimony with solving the case and many other gang members being imprisoned for life.
Hughes Aircraft unveils Mobot Mark I a remote controlled robot for dangerous atomic age jobs. It operates via high frequency radio links once freed from the tether and aims to perform tasks in radioactive zones fires underwater and lunar exploration.
FDA agents posing as customers seized 31 pounds plus 145 capsules of peyote from a New York City coffee shop in the first federal seizure of the substance. The owner allegedly sold the drug without a prescription or danger warning, using a filthy basement setup to manufacture capsules and earning about 100 to 200 dollars weekly.
Maine social studies teachers encourage parents to accompany children on visits to nearby historic houses forts and museums this summer. The Maine Teachers Association newsletter says field trips and on site experiences give history more meaning for students.
Cincinnati dispatch reports FBI agent Ed Mason outlining new laws to enforce in southern Ohio. Prohibited acts include carrying a switchblade by a one-armed person across state lines, shooting wild horses from moving vehicles, transporting shut refrigerators across state lines, and using a Smoky Bear replica. Smoky Bear is the U S Forestry Service insignia.
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