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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1959

Page

3

Guards Use Bulldozer and Tear Gas to End Prison Riot

At U S Prison Medical Center in Springfield, three inmates were named ringleaders as a 16 hour riot ended with a bulldozer and gas assault by 125 officers. Five guards were injured and freed. one guard escaped first. Names of guards aiding safety are William Fitch and others.

Springfield UPI U. S. Prison Medical Center G. V. Richardson William L. Fitch Leonard Appleby Robert Rosendahl Charles Allen Melvin Jung

Valley National Bank Declares Record Dividend Payment

Valley National Bank will pay a quarterly dividend totaling 419,965 dollars the largest in bank history. Shareholders receive 25 cents per share on 1,679,860 outstanding shares, bringing total dividends for the first half of the year to 827,698 dollars.

Valley National Bank

Million Visitors Seen In Catalinas This Year

John Waters district ranger reports that over 490000 people have visited the Catalina district of Coronado National Forest so far this year. He notes monthly totals exceed last year and that last year’s total reached 970000. Waters commends the visitors for healthy turnout.

Catalina District Coronado National Forest John Waters Catalinas Waters Catalina Mountains

Cooperation in Fire Control Noted as Hazard Grows

For their cooperation in fire control officials note increased fire hazard this year and mention that people are cooperating better. They report only four forest fires this period, two caused by picnickers.

Strauss to accompany Eisenhower to Canada for St. Lawrence Seaway opening

President Eisenhower plans a Montreal visit for ceremonies opening the St. Lawrence Seaway. Lewis L. Strauss, delayed Senate-confirmation figure, travels with the President in a cabinet capacity. A second group of officials will fly separately, then return to Washington aboard the Columbine.

Strauss Eisenhower Canada Washington Lewis L. Strauss Senate Commerce Montreal St. Lawrence Seaway White House Queen Elizabeth II Christian A. Herter A. D. P. Heaney J. William Fulbright Alexander Wiley Livingston Merchant Fulbright Arkansas Senate Foreign Relations Committee Wiley Wisconsin U. S Secretary of the Army Wilber M. Brucker Columbine Brucker William P. Rogers James P. Mitchell Thomas Morgan Robert B. Chiperfield Thomas E. Morgan Pennsylvania House Foreign Affairs Committee

Four youths admit breaking into Quarter Horse Tavern burglary

Deputy Sheriff Stan Schwab arrested four youths after a 16 year old admitted entering the Quarter Horse Tavern at 4764 S. 6th Ave and taking about 166 dollars. About 121 dollars was recovered with the rest spent by the youths. The owner initially reported 260 dollars stolen but later recalculated to 166 dollars.

Quarter Horse S. 6Th Ave Schwab

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