Tucson Daily Citizen from Tucson, Arizona • Page 14

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WEATHER BUREAU FORECAST Rain showers, rain and possibly a few thundershowers are predicted for tonight in the Gulf states, most of the Atlantic Coast, in parts of the Ohio Valley and along the central Pacific Coast. Snow flurries are expected from the northern Mississippi Valley northeastward to northern New England, and in parts of the central and northern Plateau. It will be colder through the Great Plains to the northern Atlantic Coast and in the Pacific Northwest. Warmer temperatures are forecast for the Plateau and in central and southern areas of the Pacific Coast. Tucson Skies Today Sunset today 5:20 p.m.

Sunrise tomorrow 7:16 a.m. Moonset tonight 10:34 p.m. First Quarter, Dec. 14. PROMINENT STARS Betelgeuse, rim 6:47 p.m.; Vega, lew In northwest 1:59 p.m.

VISIBLE PLANETS Saturn, In southwest 5:56 Jupiter, In southwest 6:27 p.m. WEATHER Highest temperature yesterday 5 2 Highest temperature year ago ..57 High record for date (1950) 80 Low temperature yesterday 44 Low temperature year ago 34 Low record for date (1947) 24 Mean temperature yesterday Mem temperature year ago Normal temperature this date Humidity, 5:30 p.m. yesterday 6 8 Humidity, 5:30 a.m. today ftr Htun Endlnt it a.m. (Tucson Time) 24-Hri, STATION Max.

Mln. Prep. Albuquerque 41 .14 Atlanta it 2.20 Billings 6 -I 11 Tr. Boston Buffalo 37 21 Calgary 4 -12 Casper, Wyo lo -10 Charlotte 53 47 1.84 Chicago 34 32 Cincinnati 43 .10 Cleveland 3J .01 Denver --12 Des Molnei 3 .35 Detroit 35 33 Douglas 51 37 .35 El Paso 57 35 Fairbanks Flagstaff 23 -14 Ft. Worth 34 20 Grind Canyon 20 -'3 .04 Honolulu 71 Indianapolis 37 37 Kansas City 15 7 Las Vegas 22 Rock 47 30 Lot Angtlet 59 47 Memphis 43 Miami Beach, Fla.

...78 74 Minneapolis 5 3 New Orleans 10 73 Ntw York 47 Oklahoma City 21 I Omaha 0 Philadelphia 45 36 Phoanlx J5 34 Pittsburgh 31 Portland, 34 Portland, 34 2t Rapid City I Louis 33 Salt Lake City 13 Youth Held For Superior Court Action Two 18-year-old burglary suspects put in brief appearances in Justice Court 1 yesterday. One was held for Superior Court action. Paul Albert Swaim, of 1474 W. Wetmone appeared before Justice of the Peace Alice N. Truman without counsel and waived a preliminary hearing on a first-degree burglary charge.

It stems from a $1,500 break-in at Goldwyn's Department Store Oct. 30. Carson Jay Lancaster, of 2004 W. Rogers requested a hearing on the same it was set for a week from today. The suspects, both charged in connection with the same incident, will await their next court appearances on $1,000 bond.

Thieves Get $1,800 Loot From Auto Mor.e than $1,800 worth of men's and women's clothing and photographic equipment was stolen from an auto in a parking lot at Ramada Inn, 404 N. Freeway, Sunday night or early yesterday, it was reported to police. Officers said a 3-inch hole was smashed in a rear window at the locking knob. Lester H. Barber, 48, of Middletown, told police he left his locked auto in the lot about 7:30 p.m.

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ALVERNON 1J5 .75 LET'S MAKE IT A CHRISTMAS San Olego 62 San Francisco 51 Seattle 30 Tampa 13 Toronto 35 TUCSON 52 Washington 47 Wichita 13 Yuhia, Ariz --Robert L. King, meteorologist In charga, Tucson U. S. Weather Bureau 20 --3 47 45 21 47 27 41 41 2 37 Lawyers Ask Release Of Haftenstein Attorneys for Julius Haf- tenstein, who is being held in county jail without bond on charges of murder and assault, have petitioned for a court order to get him released. Arguments on why the request for a writ of habeas corpus should be granted will be heard by Superior Court Judge Raul Castro at 3:30 p.m.

Thursday. The petition, prepared by Atty. Lawrence 011 a claims that Haftenstein is being held without reasonable or probable cause and without benefit of bond, and that this is in violation of the 14th amendment of the U. S. Constitution.

Haftenstein, 34, a building contractor, is accused of the fatal shooting of his business partner, Allan L. Etter, and the wounding of his former wife, Mrs. Villis Haftenstein, on Nov. 12. He has been held in jail since that time.

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