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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1957
Page
2
Patricia Burt Miss Guilford County 1957 says she is 5 feet 5 inches and 115 pounds. She admits she has not bothered to learn her other measurements.
Army Col. John C. Nickerson Jr. argues the Air Force would accept an inferior missile rather than buy the Army’s IRBM. He accuses private industry of manipulating Air Force views and seeks to reverse Defense Secretary Wilson’s order transferring IRBM development to the Air Force. The court-martial proceeds amid rain as Nickerson risks dismissal and up to 30 years, with testimony referencing Simon Ramo and Schrieber’s possible being misled.
In Yosemite National Park California rangers and volunteers search Bridal Veil Creek area for Shirley Ann Miller 4 who disappeared Wednesday evening after wandering from her camp with parents Glenn and Shirley Miller and sister Carol. Earlier a lost Fresno boy Randy Libby 3 was found five miles east of Dinkey Creek after a long search by 250+ rescuers.
John Dye Cheasty testified that he delivered Senate Rackets Committee files to labor leader Jimmy Hoffa just before Hoffa's arrest by FBI agents on March 13. Cheasty, the committee's lawyer investigator, described taking money from Hoffa and promising to steal material on President Dave Beck, while staying under FBI surveillance.
A Longmont man promised his two Girl Scout daughters he would buy a box for every box they sold during the annual cookie sale. The girls sold 66 boxes, and he bought 66 boxes for a total of 29 dollars and 70 cents.
State witness Joseph Williams failed to identify Mrs. Eulah Mae Aldridge in court as the woman charged with fatally stabbing Arthur Lee Morgan during a fight between Aldridge and Mamie Calloway. Morgan died from a chest wound. pathologist Dr. George Hartman said the wound pierced the heart. The hearing before Justice Norman E. Green continued with attorneys Rosenberg, Rogge Jr., and Ettinger on the case.
Phoenix State port auditor Bland says he will resign due to ill health after three years in office. He informed Gov. McFarland Speaker Cook and Senate President Carpenter and is recuperating in Newport Beach California following a recent illness.
President Eisenhower reduced the military construction request by 456.5 million dollars, proposing a revised total of 1.6655 billion. The White House cites deferring less urgent projects for economy, with allocations of 325 million to Army, 335 million to Navy, 1 billion to Air Force, and 5.5 million for Coast Guard Loran stations.
A man entered Jerry Provitero's barber shop in Union City and asked for the works haircut shave and shampoo. After the barber finished he asked a boy waiting for a haircut where his father was. the boy cried that the man was not his father who had lured him for a haircut without money. Provitero comforted the boy and sent him home.
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