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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1958

Page

4

Five Arrested in Gun-Toting Car Brings Disorder

Police nabbed five men after a motorist reported a gun being pointed from a convertible. Officers found two pistols and liquor in the car as James Overman and four others were booked for disorderly conduct and liquor possession. A separate assault case left Vera Candie hospitalized after a ride turned violent.

James Overman Lester Robert Hodges East Speedway South Overman Vera Candie S. Meyer Ave Pima County Hospital South Park Avenue Melvin Edinbyrd 6Th Ave Lacy Riddle Edinbyrd South Park Candle

Plea Filed on Arizona State College Name Change Petition

A plea urges all name-change petitions for Arizona State University to be delivered to Secretary of State Wesley Bolin by the deadline. Governor Ernest McFarland will witness the filing, and Bob Reynolds leads the Reynolds committee.

Tempe UPI Arizona State College Bob Reynolds Reynolds Wesley Bolin Ernest McFarland Shasta Arizona State University

Denver burglar confesses to furniture theft series

Police say 23 year old Richard L. Dotson stole 3500 dollars of furniture and cash in a string of burglaries. He moved loot to his apartment and enlisted a store employee who recognized the items and alerted authorities. Dotson confessed and was jailed for burglary investigation.

Denver Ichard L. Dotson Dotson

Life Term For Fenton Requested

Lawyers for slayer Robert D Fenton asked Superior Court Judge John F Molloy to reconsider his ruling that imposed the death penalty for the February murder of Opal Keller Coward 53. The motion argues circumstances warrant setting aside the sentence. Molloy could order a rehearing or proceed with appeal to the state Supreme Court.

Robert D. Fenton John F. Molloy Molloy Fenton Attys Robert C. Lesher Allan Hansa Prion Opal Keller Coward Lesher Hanshaw State Supreme Court

Ex-convict admits cleaning sewer and bar safe theft

A young ex convict hired to clean a sewer at the Lamp Post bar admitted to deputies that he also cleaned the safe at the Runway Bar and stole 250 dollars from a cigar box. Heikes, 24, of 104 Benson Hwy, was booked for theft after arrest near 1554 8th Ave. He spent spree funds in Nogales and has past theft time in the Midwest.

East Side Kenneth Heikes Benson. Hwy 4Th Ave Heikes S. Alvernon Way Nogales Midwest

Two Women Injured in Catalina and Third Collision

Two women were injured in a collision at N Catalina Ave and E 3rd St. Bertha Luther 35 of 822 E Helen St and Mable Wingo 43 of 490 N Catalina Ave were treated at Tucson Medical Center with scalp cuts. Wingo sustained possible rib fractures. Police say Luther failed to yield at an intersection with an obscured stop sign.

N. Catalina Ave E. 3Rd St Tucson Medical Center Bertha Luther E. Helen St Mable Wing Catalina Ave Mable Wingo Wingo

Nothing Sissified About Nursing Men

Atlanta reports Dr. Asa Yancey, a local surgeon, says men avoid nursing due to a feminine title. He proposes renaming male nurses as assistant physicians to attract men to the field.

Atlanta UPI Asa Yancey

Freight Tax Cut Chances Grow Bright

Congress inches toward approving a 3 percent federal tax cut on freight shipments. The measure, likely to be signed by President Eisenhower by Monday, would take effect by August 1 and benefit businessmen farmers and consumers with lower shipping costs.

Washington UPI Congress Eisenhower

Tax bills clash over revenue as deadline nears

Senate and House negotiators press near midnight Monday to reconcile bills on corporate and excise taxes. The talks aim to end a revenue loss of about 25 billion a year by repealing the 3 percent freight tax and the 10 percent rail line tax while preserving railroad and bus ticket levies.

Senate House

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