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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1967

Page

2

Two Men Accused Of Cheating Hundreds In Used Car Fraud

Bronx grand jury indictment charges Richard Behrman and Harold Gelvan with 519 counts of grand larceny in a nationwide used car fraud scheme stretching from the United States to Canada Puerto Rico the Dominican Republic and the Panama Canal Zone. About 600 victims received repainted cars and 520 were cheated out of 400000. Bail set at 50000 for Behrman and 1000 for Gelvan with additional indictments naming other figures.

New York Bronx United States Canada Puerto Rico Dominican Republic Panama Canal Zone Consolidated Automobile Wholesalers Inc Frank Church D-Idaho Walter Mondale D-Minn Richard Behrman Park Avenue Harold Gelvan Pennsylvania Consolidated Roberts Behrman Gelvan Canal Zone Madison Avenue

Thoresens to enter pleas on weapon charges

William E. Thoresen and his wife Louise face pleas on 22 counts of illegal possession and transportation of weapons in a federal case linked to raids on their Pacific Heights home and other Bay Area sites. The indictment covers 23 guns and 20 400 rounds of ammo.

San Francisco UPI) Steel William E. Thoresen Louise Tucson Lloyd H. Burke Thoresen Pacific Heights Bay Area Burke

Prohibitionists End 1968 Convention with Saloon Protest

The national Prohibition party wrapped up its 1968 convention in Detroit with a march to a nearby 42 room motor lodge and cocktail lounge. Earle Harold Munn led about 50 members in a protest outside the inn as patrons laughed and drank. Organizers, including Dr. D. D. Gibbons, defended the action as a stand against liquor and urged abstinence. Rolland E. Fisher was named vice presidential candidate. party records show 27,000 votes in 1964 across 11 states.

Detroit UPI National Prohibition Party Earle Harold Munn Anhut Rolland E. Fisher Topeka Kan Munn Hillsdale Midh. College White House Gibbons

Ruth Adkins Outstanding Golfer Dies at 46

Ruth P. Adkins, noted amateur golfer in Southern Arizona, died after a long illness. She won the 49er Country Club President's Cup and club championships, led the 49er Women’s Golf Association, and chaired the US Women’s Golf Association western region. Survived by husband Ray and son Jay, services in Joliet, Illinois.

Ruth P. Adkins Southern Arizona Tucson High School Jay University of Arizona Adair Funeral Home Joliet, Il Tucson Medical Center

Pigeon Interrupts Chicago Court Appearance

A mute stranger, described as a surprise visitor, caused a Chicago criminal court to pause. Judge Francis T. Delaney questioned if the intruder was a pigeon, then the bird hopped onto a table and exited through the same window it entered.

Chicago UPI Francis T. Delaney

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