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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1963
Page
5
Smyrna police trap fails as a thief takes a stolen safe containing 4400 dollars in narcotics. The safe, found hidden behind the drugstore, disappears again with no arrest. City police call for full investigation led by Harold Smith.
Arizona considers a state crime laboratory as population growth and rising crime pressure prompt renewed talk. Pima County Sheriff Walden Burr leads a June conference with experts from Los Angeles Tucson and Phoenix to gauge costs and feasibility for a central lab and to persuade legislators to fund a detailed plan.
The Sunshine Kiwanis Club lunch at the Santa Rita Hotel honored outstanding eighth graders from Tucson junior high schools. Four-year high school book scholarships went to Darlina Lemmon, Satford Donald, Vigil Utterback, John Williams, Roskruge, and Ronald Wiley of Wakefield Junior High. Plaques for English excellence were awarded to several students from Flowing Wells, Nay lor, Safford, Sunnyside, Utterback, Wakefield, Amphitheater, and Fickett. Capt. John Breoglia of the Tucson Police Department spoke on department philosophy and training, stressing restraint in arrests.
Police released all 277 drunken prisoners in Los Angeles after the state supreme court invalidated a city law they were arrested under. Jailed detainees, some tearful, complained they enjoyed the meals and shelter, while a jailer warned many may be back behind bars soon.
In the largest SAC quota, 298 enlisted men at Davis-Mon than AFB and Tucson area air defenders are promoted June 1. Breakdown shows 144 to Airman 2 C, 79 to Airman J C, 36 to staff sergeant, 26 to technical sergeant, and 13 to master sergeant. D M officials call 1963 the brightest year for promotions since 1946.
Dr. Harry Thompson, a Tucson internal medicine specialist and first president of the Medical Society of the United States and Mexico, will attend the opening of the new railroad hospital in Guadalajara next Tuesday. The hospital will be dedicated by President Lopez-Mateco.
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