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Newspaper

Arizona Daily Sun

Location

Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1957

Page

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Attorneys General Leader Attacks Supreme Court on Loyalty Rules

Idaho attorney general says Supreme Court decisions on the Smith Act and political association undermine loyalty tests and shield subversive groups. Louis C. Wyman of New Hampshire urges protection of associations and warns the court's stance harms government efforts and the country’s freedoms.

Malley Idaho National Assn Supreme Court United States Alty Louis C. Wyman New Hampshire America Wymani Attorneys General Group Supreme Curt of Communist Party Americ

Eisenhower voices concern over hydrogen bomb fallout risks

Reports quote President Eisenhower and scientists on the possible environmental and civilian dangers of hydrogen bomb testing. University of California researchers and officials discuss weapon progress and strategic implications, noting secrecy and international negotiations may shape test choices.

Public TV Radio Talks Eye Open Broadcast Exchange

The United States urged Moscow to accept an agreement in principle for exchanges of broadcasts and telecasts. The State Department proposed a four hour post‑delivery public display plan and named Ambassador William S. Lacy as the American coordinator. The move followed Senate talks about using television to present U S views directly to the Soviet people and Khrushchev’s TV appearance.

State Dept America Maxrimum Wil Liam S Lacy Zatubli jHe Moscow Senate Jommnson Texas Eisenhuser United States Johnson New York Eisenhower Sovie Khrushchev

Republican governors oppose Eisenhower 1960 GOP nomination plan

Williamsburg Virginia reporters describe a contentious ninth annual conference of state Republican leaders where opposition grew to designating Eisenhower as the GOP standard bearer for 1960. Delegates argued a party line backing Eisenhower could harm the nation and party cohesion.

Williamsburg Eisenhower GOP Eis Kai Wold Wel

Phoenix firm wins bid for Leary Street project

A Phoenix construction company submitted the lowest bid for Leary Street work between Brannen and the south city limits. The project includes two blocks that have never been opened and is expected to start after contract award. Engineer Rollin Vie and Wheeler and Jett-Ferris are named in the commission’s notes as part of the bidding process.

Weffie

Fifth A Bomb Exploded By Scientists

The fifth atomic test of the current series exploded at the Nevada site near Frenchman Flat. Officials reported a massive blast well above normal limits, delivered from a balloon suspending the device about 100 feet high. More than 50 military observers and civil defense officials watched from trenches roughly 4,500 yards from ground zero. The device yield was not disclosed but expected to exceed 20 kilotons, surpassing the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombs.

Nev Mraxlay Atosi Fen Commission Eariler Hiroshima Nagasaki

Stock Market Losses Deepen During Afternoon Trading

New York trading slipped further as oil and chemical shares led the decline. Volume was about 2 million shares, slightly above the prior session, with major stocks falling from marginal losses to around 44 points.

New York

Castle With Rent Free Availability in London Area

A 11th century Shroom castle near London is offered rent free along with about 25 acres. The earl will throw in the land for free to a responsible tenant who maintains the property and covers annual taxes around 472 dollars.

London Tankville

Obscenity Mail Ban Upheld by Supreme Court

The Supreme Court upholds the federal obscenity statute restricting mailing obscene literature. Chief Justice Brennan writes that obscenity is not protected by the First Amendment, while dissents argue against the ruling.

Washington Brenan Justin Warren Frankfurter Burton Clark Whittaker Rinek Douglas Harian Sart Tel Ros New York Roth Brennan

Supreme Court to Reconsider Contempt Convictions

The Supreme Court and Court of Appeals weigh reevaluation of contempt convictions from prior Washington and federal cases. Abraham Jlaxer, former agent of a labor group, and others including university staffer Wascar College and Mary Macher are named in ongoing proceedings seeking review of lower court rulings.

Washington Supreme Court Congress Court of Appeals Abraham Jlaxer Macher New York Attormey

Regents Give Permission To Call For Bids

Regents authorize seeking bids for construction of three new university buildings at the University of Arizona. An education building at 1 120,000 and a library and administration building at 560,000 plus a warehouse at 143,000 are planned. Total expenditures will exceed 2 billion with furnishings and improvements included.

Poshitet’ Larey A. Eastin College Board of Hegents Jerry Atkinson Tursen Architeet Comomplalad Ars Tucson University of Ari Beaver Street Cottage City

Control Block Accident Causes Shipboard Loss

In Port Hardy British Columbia a control block failure did not airmark the Semeny. Investigators reported the disaster was caused by a defective control block and a breakdown in the captain’s ability to manage the vessel. The rescue and recovery efforts followed a two pre- emergency response plan.

Port Hardy B.C. W

Jews Return to Germany Amid Cold Shoulder in 1950s

A Berlin lawyer describes a slow flow of Jews back to Germany during the postwar era. He cites numbers around 180,000 living in the country, with 2,500 in East Germany, and notes many returnees originate from Israel seeking opportunities despite lingering anti Semitism.

Herb Altschuil Thames Tarsseldorf Germany Coureii Beck Berlin Prisful Sredrix van Dem Hiller Lal Gray Israel

Damage Suit Files Over 100000 Accident Injuries

Mrs Zeviah Mac Garnet sues in Coroning County Superior Court for 100000 damages alleging permanent head and spinal injuries from a rear end collision on Highway 50 north of Flagstaff. The driver Forest B Sealanders allegedly stopped to study a map, and Garnet and her daughter Caro Lin Sue suffered injuries.

Coroning County Superior Court Zeviah Mac Garnet Mangoin, Christensen and Anderson Neil Christensen Garnet Flagstaff Sealanders Hye Noadway Giartil George Caro Lin Sue Sulloreas Mine

Weekend Traffic Toll Rises With Multiple Fatalities

The Associated Press reports weekend crashes across Arizona claimed several lives and pushed the year’s total to 211, 12 ahead of last year’s mark. Victims include Michael Frith of Flagstaff and Gerald Frith of Bisbee, among others. The driver of a truck, Philip Y. White, 72, of Kansas City was cited for reckless driving. The Maxwell family suffered fatal wrecks near Quartzsite on Highway 60.

Arizona Seonking Patie Raul Ares Me B. Frodanovich Bisbee Geralt Nl Frith Flagstad van Atherrt Warren J. Maxwell Phou'hix Clyd Friltr U.S Arizona Highway Patrol Arizoin Tiphway Patrol Maxwells Blytte Calif Philip Y W. White Kionas Cit Kan Stas Palraiman Donat Gump

Today’s Baseball Schedule Highlights

Readable fragment lists multiple games including Philadelphia at Milwaukee Brooklyn at St Louis plus Detroit at Baltimore and indicates American League matchups.

Philadelphia

Methodists OK Ministers For 1957

The 1957 Methodist appointments across Southern California and Arizona were announced by Bishop Gerald W. Kennedy. The list includes Flagstaff Federated Church Wy ning Skidmore Det assignments Latin American Danial Olivas Grand Canyon and others such as Carl Sohail Holycock George S. Foye Winslow Olin E. Sebma Prescett San Eucus and Norma De Veter.

Southern California Arizona Methedink Bunkiy al Pedtorals

Woman, 99, Hurt In Flag Fall

Mrs Agnes Fowler of 100 Aspen Avenue is in Playstatt Hospital after a fall in her apartment Saturday evening. She suffered a broken hip and wrist while preparing for bed. A nephew nearby assisted and called for help.

Agnes, Fowler Aune Feo Rotton Playstatt Aspen

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