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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1968

Page

3

Need Of State Girls' School Affirmed For Judge Truman

Superior Court Judge Alice Truman, returning from a national delinquency institute, urges a state girls' school in Arizona. She cites no suitable facility for delinquent girls, says California rentals must end, and notes funding limits for male offenses.

Truman Superior Court Alice Truman Arizona Paul J. Charters National Institute On Crime and Delinquency Dallas Arizona State Prison School of the Good Shepherd Pima County California

Weekend Breaks Net Cash Guns

Burglars hit three homes and a downtown business over the weekend stealing more than $2,288 in loot including 10 handguns. The take included firearms valued over $500 from Field's Jewelry at 30 E. Congress St. windows were damaged after a screen hole was cut. Burglaries also reported at Isaac Jones residence 424 EB Seneca St equipment valued at $548 and Hillman Morris home 1341 W Via Tierra jewelry silverware candlesticks valued at $540.

Field Congress St Isaac Jones Seneca St Hillman Morris Tierra

Train Victim Unidentified

Police identify a dismembered male body found beside a Southern Pacific railroad track near the 22nd Street overpass. Believed to be in his 50s, the victim was found by railroad personnel around 10 36 a m and taken to Adair Funeral Home. Police theorize he may have fallen under a moving freight train.

Southern Pacific 22Nd Street Yester Adair Funeral Home

Two Gunmen Rob Circle K Market

Two youths described as about 6 feet tall with brown hair robbed Circle K Market at 2620 E. 22nd St yesterday around 7:00 p.m. Clerk Glenn W. Sigley was confronted after leaving a cooler. one robber wore a stocking mask and bagged register receipts while a second man acted as lookout.

Circle K E. 22Nd St Glenn W. Sigley E. Doth St

Johnson Adds Trio to Violence Causes Panel

President Johnson expands the commission with three new members: Ernest William McFarland 73 of Phoenix chief judge of the Arizona Supreme Court and former Senate Majority Leader Leon Jaworski senior partner in a Houston law firm and close friend of the President and Dr W Walter Menninger of the Menninger Clinic Topeka Kansas.

Washington UPI Johnson Commission Ernest William McFarland Phoenix Arizona Supreme Court Senate Leon Jaworski Houston Tex W. Walter Menninger Menninger Clinic Topeka Kan

Gun Wielding Husband Subdued By 3 Officers

Police subdued Harry Garcia Gomez after a tense family argument at 41 E Alaska St. as three officers wrested a .30 caliber rifle from the suspect. Gomez, 29, was jailed on suspicion of aggravated assault and obstructing justice following the incident reported by his wife Judith.

Harry Garcia Gomez Alaska St

March Through Denver Aims at Riot Grievances

Denver's Negro community plans a mass meeting and downtown parade Tuesday to present demands to city officials after a weekend of unrest following the shooting of a policeman and a Black youth. State Sen. George Brown urged about 40 000 local Negroes to attend. The event starts and ends at the city and county building and passes police headquarters.

Denver Colo George Brown Colorado Brown

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