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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1967
Page
5
In Saigon's Cholon district a raven haired killer on a motor scooter wounded an American GI as part of a string of four shootings in a month. Police suspect a Viet Cong team is behind the raids, aiming to spread fear during curfew hours.
Superior Court Judge Mary Anne Richey ordered Mrs Katherine Haviland McWilliams confined to the Arizona State Hospital Phoenix after two psychiatrists testified she cannot assist counsel. Her December 12 trial date for the strangulation of one daughter and attempted murder of another awaits her release.
The 18 year old Manuel T Benavidez charged with the March 24 murder of Circle K clerk Laura McNelly had his murder trial postponed to after a psychiatric hearing at 8 30 a m Monday in Superior Court Judge Lawrence Howard ordered the hearing and said the trial could be reset for Tuesday at 9 30 a m if fit for trial Benavidez is jailed at 425 W Illinois St in the county jail.
University of Arizona electrical engineering professor Harry E. Stewart is awarded the Tucson Trade Bureau faculty recognition for June. A 20 year UA veteran, Stewart joined in 1946 after postwar radio engineering at Mare Island Navy Yard. He rose to professor in 1953 and acted as department head from 1964, with consulting work at Fort Huachuca. He earned a BS from UA in 1934 and an MS from Michigan in 1939.
Photographers traveling in the Southwest should guard film meters and cameras from heat in car spots like the glove box or rear deck. Use floor storage, small ice chests, or mail film ahead. Check light meter needles, test batteries, clean contacts, and shoot a roll before long trips.
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