Escapee Sentenced Castigated By Walsh
The parents of 17 year old Robert Farnsworth of Torrance Calif heard Judge James Walsh call him “a menace to society” as he received a term not exceeding four years under the youth corrections act for a Dyer Act offense. His sentence runs after finishing a current juvenile term, potentially eight years total. Farnsworth fled a federal youth camp in the Catalina Mountains and later, with David Atlas Lock, attacked guards at Pima County Jail. Prosecutor Jo-Ann Diamos and defense urged leniency noting a “mixed-up youth” seeking respect for authority.
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Torrance
Calif
James Walsh
Robert Farnsworth
U.S
James Farnsworth
Walsh
Farnsworth
Federal
Catalina Mountains
Artie L. Revert
Melpomene
Pima County
David Atlas Lock
District 1 Sets Budget Hearing For 23 Million This Year
District 1 School Board will introduce a 23 million dollar district budget at an 8 p.m. meeting in the Education Center at 1010 E 10th Street. Elementary spending rises about 1.2 million to 14,426,869 for 1962 63 and high school to 6,527,987 plus about 1 million.
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E.10th
Palo Verde High School
White Bans Reliance On Hospitals
Dr Paul Dudley White a Boston heart specialist urged less hospitalization and more home care. Speaking at Menorah Medical Center dedication of a 1.3 million wing he said costs can be reduced with more outpatient diagnostics. He called for government help but favored private funding for research.
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Kansas City
Paul Dudley White
Boston
Menorah Medical Center
White
Uncle Sam
Salan Faces New Charges in Paris Trial
Paris reports former Algeria commander Raoul Salan is charged with maintaining contact with armed bands leaders. If convicted he faces the death penalty. Salan previously received a life sentence after a previous trial for his Secret Army leadership. An examining magistrate informed him at Fresnel Prison, and a new trial follows a further preliminary inquiry.
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Paris
Raoul Salan
Salan
Algeria
Secret Army
Fresnel
Satan
SP Burglary Suspect Arrested
Police arrested George L. Jackson after he was identified in a lineup by SP yardmaster Henry A. Leonard as the suspect in a burglary at Southern Pacific Railroad yards. Officers found four tires and tools in his pickup truck, tying him to the theft of tires and sewing machines from two box cars.
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Southern Pacific Railroad
George L. Jackson
Convent Ave
Jackson
Henry A. Leonard
Leonard
South Park Avenue
Richard Cambalik
South Park
Cambalik
President Kennedy Returns To Work After Weekend
President Kennedy flew back to Washington by helicopter from Glenora near Middleburg Virginia where he spent the weekend with his family. Mrs. Kennedy and children Caroline and John Jr were not with him.
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Kennedy
Washington
Glenora
Middleburg
Caroline
John Jr
Bray Trial On Perjury Postponed To July 12
Superior Court continues the trial of William J. Bray on four perjury counts to July 12 after an agreement between the defense and the county attorney due to a judge shortage. Bray, ex city purchasing agent, was indicted by a Pima County Grand Jury over steel purchases in 1957-58 and allegedly lied about conversations with city officials. He was previously acquitted of four related charges this month. attorney Richard Evans represents Bray. Chief Deputy County Atty. Arthur Buller supported the postponement.
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Cnel
Lee Garrett
Garrett
Bray
Pima County
Richard Evans
Grand Jury
Arthur Buller
Evans
Death charge reduced in fatal South Convent shooting
Cassie Coleman, 44, facing a June 14 slaying on South Convent Avenue, had first degree murder downgraded to second degree after a Justice Court No 2 preliminary hearing. Deputy County Attorneys Manuel Garcia and James Quigley filed the motion. Coleman is held for Superior Court action.
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Cassie Coleman
South Convent Avenue
Attys
Manuel Garcia
James Quigley
Coleman
W. Simpson St
Frank Randall
Randall
Reservists Back From Training
Arizona Army Reservists of the 96th Infantry Division returned home Sunday from two weeks of training at Camp Roberts California. During the summer encampment they received 106 superior ratings from U.S. Sixth Army evaluators who watched the program.
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Phoenix
Arizona
96Th Infantry
Camp Roberts
Calif
U.S. Sixth Army
Why John Glenn Says I Know There Is a God
Reader's Digest July issue features Col. John Glenn article on faith and courage. The piece includes two pastor comments and reflects Glenn's belief prompted by a space encounter. Read the July issue now on sale.
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John Glenn
Glenn
Col. Glenn
John’s Church
Reader’s Digest
New York Eatery Teases Order By Lighting Up Coaster
A Manhattan restaurant tests a battery powered coaster system where patrons light up to order. No whistle, napkin wave, or clapping needed as the switch signals staff to bring another drink.
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New York
UPI
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