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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1963

Page

3

Suspect In Death Gets Postponement

A postponement was granted for Ernest Corral, 19, charged with manslaughter in the February 23 death of Camilo Castro. Justice of the Peace Dale Webb approved the delay to allow Corral time to confer with his defense counsel.

UPI Ernest Corral Camilo Castro Justice of the Peace Dale Webb Corral

Martin workers secure three year pay hike pact

A three year contract between Martin Mari etta Corp and United Auto Workers covers about 600 Tucson workers and similar numbers at Titan II sites in Little Rock and Wichita. It provides more than 20 cents an hour raise this year and at least 10 cents an hour more for the next two years. This is Martin Tucson’s first union negotiated agreement as most Tucson work winds down this year.

Tucson Martin Co United Auto Workers Union Detroit Leonard Woodcock UAW Martin-Marietta Corp Little Rock Ark Wichita Kan Martin

Arizona Game and Fish Commission expands to seven members

A Senate bill would grow the Arizona Game and Fish Commission from five to seven members, with districts for one seat, governor appointments for seven-year terms, and a cap of four members from the same party. The measure, by Sen. Robert Morrow, sets seven districts across the state.

Phoenix UPI Arizona Game and Fish Commission Senate Robert Morrow D-Mohave Santa Cruz - Pima Cochise-Graham Greenlee - Gila Maricopa-Pinal Apache-Navajo Coconi no-Yavapai Yuma-Mohave Board of Directors Military and Veterans Affairs Committee

Drunken Driver Gets A Break

Justice of the Peace Joe Jacobson leniently treated Duane Bright after he pleaded guilty to drunk driving. Bright, 50, of 2537 N Goyette Ave, was fined 150 dollars and given a 10 day suspended jail term citing no prior convictions and potential employment loss. Edward Slaten and Kenneth Hands, ages 57 and 29, were fined 100 dollars each and received 10 day jail terms after similar pleas in City Court.

Justice of the Peace Joe Jacobson Justice Court Duane Bright N. Goyette Ave Jacobson Bright Edward Fitzhugh Slaten E. 2Nd St Kenneth William Hands Calle de Roma

Inquest Resumes Thursday In Patagonia Hunting Death

A coroner's inquest will resume Thursday in Patagonia into the hunting death of James O'Brien 20 of 2010 Homer St. O'Brien was killed Sunday night when six companions hunted javelinas in Hog Canyon. Richard Spiller 25 testified his gun accidentally discharged as he cocked a .22 revolver and tried to lower the hammer. Dr Zenas B Noon of Nopales said the bullet entered the left cheek, downward to the spine. The Santa Cruz County sheriff's office will provide ballistics tests for the resumed inquest at 10 am Thursday to determine if any negligence occurred.

Patagonia James O'Brien Homer St. O'Brien Hog Canyon Justice of the Peace Oliver Rothrock Richard Spiller Congress St Rothrock Spiller O’brien Zenas B. Noon Nopales Santa Cruz

Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Patchwork List

A dense, catalog style listing of crossword clues across and down with partial spellings and errors, including references to geography, languages, persons, and objects. It reads as a fragmented puzzle page with inconsistent letter patterns and several garbled terms.

Surgeon Shortens 6-Foot Girl by Two Inches

In Stockholm a Lund University surgeon reports shortening an 18 year old girl by two inches. Prof Gunnar Wilberg removed segments from her thigh bones and says she will be fully fit within six months. The case highlights dramatic height reduction through orthopedic procedures.

Stockholm Sweden UPI Gunnar Wilberg Lund University Wilberg

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