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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1960

Page

5

Former Aide To Assessor Seeks Post In Democratic Primary

Edwin G. Troutman, ex deputy county assessor and Tucson resident of 30 years, announces his Democratic bid for Pima County Assessor. He vows to end favoritism and equalize values, arguing fair taxes benefit small homeowners. He resigned in 1958 to run, later worked for Jones-Scott Realty Co. He and his wife reside at 3065 Ironwood Hill Dr with two adult sons.

Edwin G. Troutman Pima Troutman Leo Finch Finch A. E. Bade Tucson

Arizona Delegation Urged to Support Johnson if Kennedy Falls

Local Democrats hosted a luncheon at the Santa Rita Hotel where Thelma McQuade and Ben Slack urged the Arizona delegation to back Lyndon Johnson if Kennedy is not their nominee. Former Gov. Ernest W. McFarland and Slack spoke, presenting a letter to Udall and the delegation asking them to consider Johnson as the strong man in the race.

Arizona Sen Lyndon Johnson John F. Kennedy Thelma McQuade Democratic Party Ben Slack Talawisian Awaantio Santa Rita Ernest W. McFarland Slack Johnson Stewart L. Udall D-Ariz Kennedy Texas America Udall Senate McFarland Phoenix

Jewelry Stolen From Multiple Local Homes

About 200 dollars worth of jewelry was reported stolen from Mrs. Mary Cummings home on 3501 E. 3rd St between June 1 and 15. Items include a solid gold pin and a hand carved coral pin. Also thefts at Peterson Service Station yielded three tires valued at 56.88 dollars. Bizarre entries include cash missing from Arthur Ejischer and pennies from Dan Corvelli.

Mary Cummings E. 3Rd St Peterson Service Station Alvernon Way William Peterson Arthur Ejischer E. Glenn St Dan Corvelli E. Lee

Peacock Eggs Offered For Sale Stir Confusion

Los Angeles officials promise a sale of peacock eggs at 50 cents each or 5 dollars a dozen but bird fanciers note peacocks, the males, do not lay eggs and the task falls to peahens, provoking confusion among citizens.

Los Angeles UPI

Congress meets as clerk checks quorum in Wisconsin’s Wiley

Washington UPI reports Senator Alexander Wiley of Wisconsin answered “I guess I’m here” when a Senate clerk called his name to confirm a quorum, illustrating the week’s brisk legislative pace and attention in the chamber.

Washington UPI Alexander Wiley R-Wis Congress Senate

Constable Candidate Mike Quihuis Seeks Democratic Nomination

Mike Quihuis, foreman with Pima County Highway Department, announces candidacy for Democratic nomination for Constable in Justice Precinct No 4. Incumbent William Sartori seeks re election. Ralph Marmion also in the primary. Quihuis, 48, a WWII Navy veteran and former Southern Pacific 26 year employee, lives at 144 N Grande Ave with his wife and seven children.

Mike Quihuis Pima County Justice William Sartori Ralph Marmion Quihuis Southern Pacific Railroad Arizona Mike Nelson N. Grande Ave

Mine Disaster at Six Bells Claims 37 Lives

In Six Bells Wales a gas pocket exploded in the Arrae Griffin Colliery injuring 700 men below ground. By noon 37 bodies have been recovered from the 45 known dead, including three father and son teams. Rescue workers describe the scene as a battlefield as families gather above the pit.

Dennis Lane Tom Wilf Valerie Morgan Collin Roy

Florida Citrus Commission to Sponsor Breakfast at Apple Meet

The Florida Citrus Commission will sponsor a breakfast during the International Apple Association convention to be held in Miami Beach next month. The commission promotes grapefruit and orange supremacy.

Lakeland Fla UPI Florida Citrus Commission International Apple Assn Miami Beach

Russian Roulette tragedy leaves man in critical condition

Selton Chambers age 39 of Apache Trailer Courts pointed a 38 caliber revolver at his temple during a midnight demonstration of Russian roulette. He realigned the gun after two misfires and the weapon discharged on the third attempt, injuring him as witnesses include Ann Welch and his 12 year old son Steve.

Veterans’ Administration Hospital Selton Chambers Apache Trailer Courts E. Rex St Chambers Sheriff's Ann Welch Steve

Chicagoan Kills Five During Wild Rampage

Police charged Raymond Hernandez a 26 year old Puerto Rican man with murder for a knife rampage that left his wife Maria Gomez Hernandez 25 two of his children Rosita 2 Icky 4 and Emma 6 and a cousin Luyando Perez 26 dead. He claimed Perez had stolen his wife's affection.

Chicago UPI Raymond Hernandez Rosita Gomez Hernandez Icky Hernandez Emma Gomez Hernandez Hernandez Maria Gomez Hernandez Luyando Perez Philip Iden Perez Iden Puerto Rico

Councilman Demands Parking Equality for Cadillac Size Cars

New York City Majority Leader Joseph T. Sharkey introduced a bill urging garages and parking lots to accept all cars regardless of size after complaints that his Cadillac limousine was refused parking for occupying too much space. The measure targets discriminatory space limits and seeks universal access.

New York UPI Joseph T. Sharkey Sharkey

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