Two Policemen Nab Third Theft Suspect At Garcia's Cleaners
Two officers on a downtown beat heard a noise at Garcia's Cleaners and found Benito Macias Gomez climbing from a rear window. He is held on burglary and a separate warrant for check forgery.
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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1963
Page
6
Two officers on a downtown beat heard a noise at Garcia's Cleaners and found Benito Macias Gomez climbing from a rear window. He is held on burglary and a separate warrant for check forgery.
The Broadway underpass paving will begin in two weeks with a $1 million project slated for completion early October. Consulting engineer Russell Taylor told the Tucson Retail Trade Bureau the schedule will be met barring bad weather, ahead of the original Oct. 31 deadline.
Tucson entrepreneur Paul Werner Engel seeks a court order to force the State Liquor Licenses Department to grant a beer license for a pizza restaurant at 1060 N Craycraft Rd. Engel argues beer is essential with pizza and that the license serves public convenience and necessity. The department head John A Duncan previously refused the license.
Tammara Ann Le Franciere aged 24 was fined 100 dollars and ordered to serve 10 days in jail after pleading guilty in City Court yesterday to a drunken driving charge.
Families are invited to a Sunday outing from Tucson through Sulphur Springs Valley to Arizona Sunsites for an old fashioned picnic with free barbecue franks and beans and drinks. The event highlights a growing community with new homes, a golf course and shops, and notes rising prices as demand increases.
Ngo Dinh Nhu said relations with the United States will improve and he will work to that end as U S officials pressed him over the Buddhist crackdown. Diem echoed optimism about better ties and suggested stronger U S engagement, while Kennedy warned of shifts in policy.
Washington signals firm push for policy reforms in Saigon despite Nhu and Diem resisting. Kennedy had said the Saigon government is out of touch with the people and lacks popular support. rumors of a coup circulated as U S officials sought changes to rebuild Saigon's base of support.
Former deputy premier under Khrushchev and coal minister from 1949 to 1955, Alexander Zasyadko, died yesterday in Moscow. Tass cited heart failure due to long term hypertension and arteriosclerosis as the cause.
A memorial fund is planned to honor Hubert G. DeWolf Sr a long time University of Arizona cashier who died at his Tucson home at 1711 E Fifth St at age 85. Services are set for tomorrow at Arizona Mortuary Chapel with burial in Evergreen Cemetery. He is survived by a son Dr Hubert G DeWolf Jr a daughter Mrs Lillian Wallace a sister Mrs Theodore Bare and a brother DeMott DeWolf plus a grandson.
A racing car lost control and overturned at the Interlagos track during trials for a 500 kilometer race killing three people. The accident occurred yesterday and was reported today by UPI.
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