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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1962
Page
2
Sir Winston Churchill woke to a sound sleep after an operation that repaired a fractured left thigh. A medical bulletin at 11:00 a.m. said he was comfortable and his condition satisfactory. Doctors expect a two week stay and walking within a month after release.
BISBEE March 23 1960 jury convicts Tucson and Benson attorney Thomas E Allin Jr of simple assault and resisting an officer in a case linked to Tombstone Marshal Charles Brubaker. Aggravated assault acquitted after 3% hours. sentencing set for July 10. bond remains $200. defense may appeal. Judge Porter Murray presided.
A Southern Pacific boxcar loaded with 320 cases of cantaloupes from Summerton caught fire between Hemlock Street and March P1. Firemen unloaded about 80 cases to reach the blaze in the cooling system. Damage was $100 to fruit and $1,000 to the boxcar. Eight firefighters fought the two hour blaze aboard a Pacific Fruit Express car. The fire likely started from an overheated bearing in a circulating fan.
County zoning inspection office reports June permit value at 3.63 million, up from 1.38 million last June. Year to date totals reach 17.29 million versus 11.78 million prior year, with 2,526 permits in the first half of 1963. Notable entries include a 1.2 million retirement development on Benson Highway and a 323,653 clubhouse permit for Skyline Country Club Estates.
Phoenix reported a pending sale of Goldwater's Department Store to Associated Dry Goods Stores. Robert Goldwater confirmed negotiations with Associated Dry Goods, with a stock exchange cited as likely, and all three Arizona outlets possibly involved. Barry Goldwater chairs the board. Sale price not disclosed. christened as contingent.
The 33rd annual July 4th display at the University of Arizona stadium will adopt Space Age as its theme. Capt. Black of Tucson Fire Dept and Jaycees will stage an aerial launch in orbit, joined by the Amphitheater Summer Band. About 200 aerial bombs, whistles and Roman candles are planned for an expected 20 000 attendees. Gates open at 6 pm, adults pay 75 cents, children under 12 free. No advance tickets.
Senator Sparkman warned World War II veterans that GI loan rights expire July 25 and the program ends five years later. He stressed the importance of informing veterans of their status while noting Korean War loans remain available until January 31, 1975.
A $75,000 damage suit has been filed in Superior Court over a collision that killed William T. Maloney, 40, on December 15. Eva Mae Maloney sues Humble Oil & Refining Co. and Pima Pork Producers Inc. alleging negligence by both drivers. The gasoline truck overturned at S Palo Verde Blvd and E Rio Rd. 5,000 gallons of fuel spilled, firefighters used foam to prevent fire. Elmer G. Stockton, 46, driver of Humble’s fuel truck, crawled to safety. Peterfield, 62, driver of the garbage truck, was treated for head injuries and released. The suit is by Riley & Riley.
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