West German visit looms as Adenauer weighs advice
Secretary of State warns against overreaction to Soviet offers while Adenauer may seek counsel in mid June. Officials cite Russia’s farm shortfalls and heavy industry focus, urging a firm but not obstinate stance to avoid premature settlements. Public notes include diverse, scattered observations from policymakers and industry leaders.
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Labor Experts foresee more strikes in 1955 year
Washington dispatch notes labor relations experts predicting a season of more strikes as automation and guaranteed annual wage demands loom. Secretary Mitchell cites record lows last year with 3500 strikes and 1.8 million workers, while future years may see increased disputes amid union push for wage guarantees and retraining programs.
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Khrushchev and Yugoslavia Visit Signal Shifts in Soviet Tactics
The report notes Khrushchev and Mikoyan visiting Yugoslavia, with Western observers seeing the Soviet leadership aiming for a world communist influence while avoiding direct war. It contrasts Stalinist methods with newer tactics and suggests a move toward peaceful coexistence with the West if possible.
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Murderer Ordered to Pay Estate in Witch Slaying Case
A Maricopa County Superior Court jury ordered a killer serving 25 to 40 years for murder to pay $2,000 to the estate of Marie Estrella Maianda, who was killed in her home at Cidneldupe in September 2953. Chavez, a Mesa area rancher, was convicted of the crime and the estate sought damages.
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Humane Group Warns On Bull Fight Variations
The Humane Association warns members about efforts to introduce variations of bull fighting in the United States. Executive director Joel L. Morse says there is a concerted effort to import bull fighting, calling the display one of the cruellest in the world. The group lists its national offices in Denver.
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Making A of hi : By Roy L. Smith Prayer and faith as practiced study
An excerpt discussing how prayer is learned by doing not gifted, faith as a skill open to all, and the church's role in teaching believers to trust and act on God's promises. The piece cites a businessman's remark on simplicity and includes reflections on belief versus trust in God and ethical living through prayer.
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University of Minhese
Travia
Abingean Press
Elroy B Peterson Dies in Prescott Former Resident
Elroy B Peterson 50, former Flagstaff resident, died Thursday in Prescott after recent surgery. He moved to Prescott in 1932 and ran a dental laboratory there. He held numerous civic roles including Prescott Chamber of Commerce president, Yavapai County Republican leader, and local Kiwanis officer. Survived by wife Lorraine and children Priscilla Bev and Jamie, all of Prescott, plus three sisters. Funeral services set for Monday at Prescott Baptist Church.
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Toéson Worthan Dies In Highway 80 Crash
A Tucson woman Toéson Worthan was killed when the car she rode in left Highway 80 west of here. Nine others were injured. Mab G. Manga the driver is in critical condition with hip head and face injuries. A V Bailey husband of the dead woman suffered leg injuries. The crash occurred on a level straight section and the car did not overturn. A patrolman reported uncertain seat belt use.
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Safford To Vote On Batignanion As City
A special election was called for June 14 to decide whether Safford should become a city, with Mayor Osgood Rawson noting council indecision and the election proceeding. The ballot also proposes splitting the city council into two groups with three and four members elected at different times, and terms of four years for board members. Vermont supplies most of Rosen’s milk needs.
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Retirement of Longtime Librarian at Fingstaff Library
In May the Fingstaff Public Library bids farewell to Abbie Randabaugh after 19 years as a loyal librarian. The Library Board offers deep appreciation for her untiring work and generous service, noting the children and patrons who benefited from her care as she begins retirement.
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Chaparral Burning Experiment Stated
The University of Arizona plans a fire experiment directed by Dr. Robert Tuipl vey to test effects on chaparral brush and plant growth. The study aims to determine fire impact on tussle and identify grasses suitable for reseeding areas after burns.
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Santa Fe Confirms Purchase of TRW
Santa Fe Railway reports it has purchased 73,800 shares of Toledo, Peoria and Western stock at 135 a share, about 9.96 million dollars, subject to Interstate Commerce Commission approval. The shares were held by Guy A. [last name], Wilmington Trust Co. and trustees of the George P. McWear estate, with Coulter as successor.
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