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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1964

Page

5

Obscenity Trial Highlights Magazines Appealing to Perverts

Rincon High School English teacher Cecil James testified that magazines presented as evidence in the obscenity case against Crescent Smoke Shop operator Michael Cosenza appealed to maladjusted individuals with perverted ideas. Detectives and a city prosecutor described purchases and evidence, with Cosenza's attorneys named.

Cecil James Rincon High School Sen Allen E. McGinnis Michael Cosenza Crescent E. Congress St McGinnis Rincon Charles C. Gatewood Joseph Patrick Naab E. 23Rd St Thomas Leschinsky Naab Cosenza Leschinsky

Banks Forecast Record Yule Sales Amid Coin Shortage

The American Bankers Association president and Secretary Dillon urged a nationwide campaign to ease a coin shortage while predicting booming holiday spending. Mints are producing 7 billion coins annually now, with upgrades pushing toward 9 billion next year, but relief in the short term remains unlikely. Campaign measures include editorials ads posters radio and TV messages and corporate drives to boost coin intake.

Washington American Bankers Association William F. Kelly Philadelphia Dillon Kelly Treasury Florida

Horizon Land Invites Politicians to Address Employees

Horizon Land Corp invites political candidates to speak during worker hours. Gov. Paul Fannin addressed about 100 Horizon employees on Tuesday. Roy Elson is scheduled for Oct 27, with invitations also sent to Morris Udall and William Kimbie. Horizon president Joseph Timan says staff may vote with informed knowledge of candidates from both parties.

Horizon Land Corp Paul Fannin GOP U.S. Senate Roy Elson Morris K. Udall William Kimbie Joseph Timan Horizon

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