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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1958
Page
23
Stocks higher with a moderate overall advance while bonds rise for government issues. Cotton and wheat exhibit irregular trading patterns with short covering and liquidation. Corn and oats move higher amid broad demand, soybeans rise on short covering, hogs steady to 25 cents higher, cattle see mixed gains with slaughter steers up to 50 cents but tops at 36.50.
Arizona livestock sale results and schedule update from the state market board. Local auction houses report cattle calf and sheep listings, with prices and turnout figures. Also notes upcoming sale dates and transport logistics for ranchers and buyers statewide.
Readable fragments describe June events in New York involving police actions and a mass low or loweer Sha. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names or dates to identify a definite incident or outcome.
Wolfson denies any wrongdoing in a public statement from Jacksonville Florida amid a federal case over alleged manipulation of American Motors Corp stock. The SEC obtained a temporary restraining order and seeks a preliminary injunction, alleging fraud and deceit to depress the share price.
Washington Senate Rackets Committee counsel Robert F Kennedy charged publisher Max Raddock with trying to blackmail AFL-CIO president George Meany after Raddock read from a statement acknowledging hiring a private detective to probe Meany. Raddock denied the charge, saying no blackmail was intended and offering no background suggesting such intent. The exchange closed a swift public hearing amid allegations tied to a Carpenters Union book deal.
Otis Lee Tyler’s $2,000 civil rights claim against two Tucson police officers and the city attorney for false arrest was dismissed by U S District Court Judge James A Walsh. A similar complaint against Pat rolman Richard Williams remains pending in federal court over rights under the Constitution.
DETROIT Joseph W. Bobo, 2, Detroit, was sentenced yesterday to 15 months to 4 years in prison at his own request. Bobo pleaded guilty to a shoplifting charge and asked to go to prison to pull himself together and get some religion.
A government spokesman stated federal reclamation projects in Arizona remain unaffected by a U S Supreme Court ruling in California upholding a 160 acre ownership limit for individuals. He noted that Yuma Valley Salt River Wellton Mohawk Yuma Mesa divisions fall under the law and that the limit does not apply where owners have paid all indebtedness, with spouses able to own 10 acres each.
Chicago dispatch reports Louis Tuver, 21, stopped by police for questioning after walking with binoculars around his neck and pulling a wagon loaded with a typewriter. He admitted stealing the wagon, typewriter, and binoculars from a school.
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