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Newspaper

Arizona Daily Sun

Location

Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1958

Page

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Crisis Deepens as France Faces Power Struggle

Paris dispatch reports Premier Pierre Pflimlin warning Parliament of a looming civil war threat amid a rightist bid to oust Charles de Gaulle. Insurgents claim gains in Algeria and Corsica as rumors of nationwide upheaval test France’s postwar cohesion and prompt government troop redeployments.

Paris Pierre Pfilmiin Bods Charles de Gaulle Francs Algeria Cor Rice Ey Gaulle Reim French Equatorial Lies New Caledonia

Widespread Weekend Wrecks Leave One Dead Eight Hurt

A Los Angeles man died and eight others were injured in a series of northern area wrecks over the weekend. Lloyd Calvin Thompson, 60, died Saturday night at Plagstaff Community Hospital after a crash on U.S. 66 east of Flagstatl. He was a passenger. Claudie Mill Oliver, 27, of Los Angeles, was the driver. Three state game rangers were among the injured in a separate crash near Chevelan Butte ranger Station, including Jack Bennett, 27, of Phoenix, who suffered facial injuries. Harvey Palmer, 41, of Taylor, with severe injuries. and Robert Wesley White, 30, of Snowflake, with possible chest injuries and fractured ribs. The pickup collided head-on with a westbound car driven by Warten A. Becker, 47, of Los Angeles, resulting in additional injuries to four others, including Hodges, 20, of Forestry, Ark., and Robert Beaver, 21, of Midwest City, China, plus Becker who sustained a broken jaw and fractured ribs.

Gyear Los Angeles Toonerville U.S. 66 Flagstatl Highway Patrol Lloyd Calvin Thompson Plagstaff Claudie Mill Oliver Attelle Survey Winstone Robert Tiurvey Jack Bennett Phoenix Hive Chevelan Butteranger Station Y Bennett Harvey Palmer Taylor Wipalaw Memorial Hospital Palmer Robert Wesley White Snowliake Les Seligman U. S Jerry Marshall Midwest College California Warten A. Becker Los Angeles Taont, Inc. Eye

Jazz Enthusiasts Go Overboard In New York River

Nine enthusiasts aboard a Dixieland music excursion boat went overboard into the Hudson River, leaping toward Coast Guard cutters. George McLadgtlin was among the first to go overboard after celebrating on the Knickerbocker. He landed unconscious 20 feet below on the main deck. Police Commissioner Kennedy criticized the stunt as dangerous and unnecessary.

NEW- York George McLadgtlin Knickerbocker

Williams Special Building Plan for New Bank Branch

Williams Construction Co of Phoenix submitted the low bid of 100000 to tile the new First National Bank of Arizona branch. The red brick concrete structure will rise on 4th Street between Bill Williams and Railroad avenues on former Williams Library property. It will include space for Williams Grand Canyon Chamber of Commerce offices. Completion is set for September 15. The current bank building stands at Bill Williams Ave and Gad Street.

Williams First National Bank of Arizona Farrier ‘Construction Co Phoenix Bank Bull Or 4Th Street Bill Williams Railroad Avenues Williams Library Williams-Grand Canyon Chamber of Commerce Bill Williams Ave Gad Street

Western Air pilots resume talks as strike lingers

WAL- Pilot Still Argue WAL- Pilot Still Argue LOS ANNLIED Lar)-Western Air Wives and the striking Air Lite Piloty Assa, failed to rent a hank-to work agreement Monday. The pilots' union insists there lie no discrimination im pessign ants because of the shike. An AL PA spokesman said progress is slow while a back-to-work agreement is pursued. After a back-lawyer agreement and arbitration, negotiators aim to resolve remaining issues in five days. If undecided, binding arbitration is proposed by a federal mediator. Western's 26% pilots struck 431 days ago, halting operations across 13 states plus Canada and Mexico. Unresolved issues include wage length, retroactive pay, pensions and vacations. Western offered a pay raise of a percent. pilots originally asked 15 percent.

LOS Annlied Western Air Wives Air Lite Assa ALPA Western Western States Canada Mesing

Recession forecasts and Auto Makers urged to hold prices

An adviser predicts a recession by mid year with signs in housing and consumer spending. The National Association of Automobile Dealers urges restraint on price increases, noting market pressures and rising costs. Debts grew in 1957 while after tax profits of commercial banks hit a record high, amid shifting monetary policies aimed at damping the recession.

Wassington Gabriel Hauge White House Ecotesm National’ Assn. of Automobile Lealers Association Don Chaffin Commerce Dept Walt Federal Deposit Ince Corp

Tragic seven drown in rescue attempt at Texas beach

Seven people died after a drowning sequence near a Gulf of Mexico beach in Rockport Texas. Janice Bailey eight stepped into a hole. Leonard Gerry Air Force chaplain leaped in, followed by others as rescuers pulled bodies from eight foot deep water. Fire Chief Dick Fox said warnings will be posted.

Rockport Tex Janice Bailey Big Tesus Gulf of Mexico Leonard Gerry Air Force Syracuse N.Y Janice Mary Bailey Wayne Bailey Foster Air Force Bane Elehoring Victoria Aurelia ‘Tamas Concepcion Tamas

Archbishop Stritch Near Death as Health Fails

Cardinal Stritch condition worsened with inability to take nourishment and only sips of water. Doctors report the 7 year old Romai, Catholic archbishop, remains conscious but unable to speak as physicians urge continued care.

Sémuel Stritch Romai Pas

City Council Election Sees Light Voter Turnout In Flogsintt

The Flogsintt City Council race drew only 254 votes with sixteen candidates and one incumbent, A Wheeler, leading a crowded field including Chester Anderson and Gabriel CA. Rumors of a timed election reform and a possible charter for a weakly governed city manager persist as discussions continue.

Flogsintt Peperiert Aftelat Saut City Tia Wil Ac Wheeler Red Chester G. Andarson Gabriel CA Bert W. Baler Daimes Hurry Teabert AL Iaser Micehiel Aturit Dames J. Bekiin Crank

Pipefitter Faces First Degree Murder Trial

Rene Witla, a Baton Rouge pipefitter, stands accused of murdering his wife Frances Evans, 34, by pushing or guiding a rental car over a cliff near San Carlos Lake south of Globe. Evans, insured for 54 000, survived a prior fall. she later died from this crash. The couple's car plunged 25 miles southeast of Globe after tumbling from a precipice. Evans was hospitalized a month earlier after a similar accident.

Ity Baton Rene Gilnkay Frances Evans Anite San Carlos Lake Alwat Globe Dent Jack Tones Evans Ferns Vans

Barroom Murder Suspect Arrested In Arizona Ranch

Deputies say transient farm worker P. Flores, 32, killed Bayoboriy C. Fleman dex, 30, after a barroom dispute when Fleman refused to buy him a drink. Flores was jailed on suspicion of murder Sunday at a ranch near Tieng, Arizona.

Calli Geriff Lias P. Flores Bayoboriy C. Flemandex Flores Tieng Ariz

No Foul Play In Burn Death In Burn Death

County Attorney Laurence Wren says reports show no evidence of foul play in the death of Dewavl Jackson, 33, in Mireha County. Pathologist Dr. Duole Conde noted no signs of intent from the fire, with exhumation and tests failing to reveal deliberate harm or design.

Dewavl Jackson Mireha Laurence Wren Plagatud Jackson Fredy Atle Jackson Duole Conde Mavitepe Kety Vuitnes Canton Attayney Condon Quickson

Italians vote as ballots counted in Rome ward

Rome AP says counting continues after a day of voting in parliamentary elections. About 80 percent of 23,506,417 registered voters participated, with results expected Tuesday. Five hundred ninety five seats in the Chamber and Senate were at stake, with major parties led by Communists and Fascists, center Christians Democrats seeking a majority.

Rome Tady Chamber ‘of Deputies Ent Tevin Fort Senate Ioe

Small Bird Faces Major Problem in Neighborhood Mystery

A report from Cincinnati describes a small bird with a big issue as it moves to find a new home. The creature copes with danger while daily life continues, and observers note unusual behavior amid urban settings.

Nameless War Dead To Be Buried At Sea Ceremony

Three nameless soldiers from World War I and Korea, and another from World War II, will be carried to sea aboard the cruiser Canberra for burial at sea off Virginia. The bodies were moved from a military cemetery as the Canberra and escort ships prepared for the ceremony.

America Atlaatic Worl War Sollee Arlington National Cemetery Canberra Virginia Cape Henry Bostic Sidehe Dandy Iil Lineate Europe Nardly Africa

Teachers In Tonehars Navajo Reservation Education Workshop Opens

More than 200 participants attend a conference at the campus as President Walkup and educationists welcome attendees. Rectors Fesdick and Tolle describe the workshop curriculum and instructional program with staff detailing logistics. Most teachers will reside on campus throughout the session.

Tonehars Reserva- Litschanla Maseniiby J. Laverence Walkup Ieney A. Wally pAgency Joseph C. Tolle J. J. Fesdick

General Tuthill Dead At 86 In Phoenix Hospital

Gen. Geo A M Tuthill, former Arizona adjutant general and veteran surgeon, died in a Phoenix hospital at 86. He came to Arizona 11 years ago from New York, led Morenci’s medical efforts, served in WW I with the 40th Division, and was a three star general. Survivors include daughters Christine Warbasas of Phoenix and Dorothy Lange of Indianapolis.

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