Close vote foreseen on Acheson pay cut in House
Washington July 9 AP Chairman Cannon of the house appropriations committee warned of a close fight over a Republican amendment to cut off Secretary of State Acheson’s salary. The move, tied to the pending State Department budget, targets officials with past law firm ties to foreign governments.
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Washington
Cannon
D. Mo
House Appropriations Committee
State Acheson
Rep
Phillips
R. Calif
Acheson
Department
Poland
John Foster Dulles
State Department
Boy's Eye Injured by Firecracker Incident
Walter Ligocki Jr., 7, of 2518 N 27th St, picked up a discarded firecracker and lit it. It exploded, injuring his right eye. An eye specialist said the sight will be saved and Walter vows to avoid firecrackers in the future.
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Acheson
Korea
Walter Ligocki Jr
N. 27Th St
Walter
Homeless rodent found at city dog pound
Patrolman Lucien Luckett captured a white rat running loose near Seventh Street and Coronado and brought it to the dog pound for safekeeping until ownership is claimed.
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Lucien Luckett
Seventh Street
Coronado
Pedestrian cited after near miss at Seventh Avenue crosswalk
Police cited Michael Malone, 57, of 1709 W. Buchanan, for failing to yield to a motor vehicle after stepping into the path of a sedan driven by Grant Robinson, 40, of 624 S. Seventh Ave. Malone required emergency treatment at Memorial Hospital. The incident occurred outside the crosswalk at 834 N. Seventh Ave.
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Seventh Ave
Ned Brennen
Michael Malone
W. Buchanan
Memorial Hospital
Malone
Grant Robinson
S. Seventh Ave
Fire destroys home of E P Stanley at 4027 E Katherine
The home of E P Stanley and his family at 4027 East Katherine was burned last night while they were at a movie. Neighbors used garden hose water to prevent the blaze from reaching Stanley's garage, two boats, and several trailers. Stanley, a mechanic, estimated $3,000 insurance would not cover the loss and the fire origin was not determined.
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E. P. Stanley
E. Katherine
Sheriff's Office
Stanley
Pike's Peak Returns to Colorado After Golf Match
Colorado Governor Dan Thornton defeated Texas Governor Allan Shivers in a Broadmoor Golf Course match to reclaim Pike's Peak from Texas, ending a 13 year transfer that began in 1938 when Ralph L. Carr wagered the peak on Colorado University's Cotton Bowl victory.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Texas
Pike’s Peak
Colorado
Ralph L. Carr
James V. Allred
Colorado University
Rice Institute
Dan Thornton
Allan Shivers
Broadmoor Golf Course
Three Phoenix Men Sentenced for Illicit Liquor Sales
Three Phoenix men Dee Baker aged 65 Robert England 53 and Tony Salazar 48 were jailed for 30 days after failing to pay 100 fines for selling liquor without a license. All pleaded guilty before Justice Harry E Westfall at East Phoenix Precinct Court.
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Phoenix
Harry E. Westfall
East Phoenix
Dee Baker
S. 16Th St
Robert England
E. Washington
Tony N. Salazar
E. Buchanan
Henderson To Take Grady Post In Iran
Washington reports Lou Henderson will replace Henry F. Grady as U S envoy to Iran. Grady, 69, a former American President Lines head, wishes to retire but remains in Tehran until a solution to the oil crisis is arranged.
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Henderson
Grady
Iran
Washington
Lou Henderson
U. S
India
Henry F. Grady
Lines
Iray
Deodorized Baby Skunk Becomes Merlane Wiltrout’s Pet
Flower No 2 a deodorized two month old black and white skunk named Flower No 2 is the latest pet of Merlane Wiltrout of Phoenix. She plans to train it to harness and leash while it grows accustomed to a milk bottle and a grass lined box. The pet coexists with Rus ty the airedale and Boots the rescued horse. Miss Wiltrout a Phoenix Gazette monotype operator by day and secretary by night has a fiance Pvt Gene Johnson awaiting a 21 month army hitch. They plan to settle on a ranch with their animals.
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Merle Wiltrout
N. 18Th Pt
Merlane Wiltrout
Flower
Rusty
Boots
Miss Wiltrout
Ohio
Gene Johnson
Fort Bliss
Okla
North Phoenix
Waterfront Fire Damages San Francisco Warehouse
Two firemen were injured lightly as flames swept a creosoted piling and a two story warehouse on the San Francisco waterfront between the Ferry Building and Pier One. Fire boats and heavy equipment battled the blaze in a three alarm effort, destroying the rear third of the warehouse.
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San Francisco
Pier
Buttonless cordless hearing aid debuts
Telex announces a cordless electronic hearing aid claimed to be the first wearable device with no cord or visible button. State Manager Paul E. Lau invites inquiries to Telex Hearing Center in St. Paul Minnesota for details and demonstrations.
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Telex
Paul E. Lau
Mr. Lau
Lau
Telex Hearing Center
Heard Building
Telex Laboratories
Telex Park
St. Paul 1
Minnesota
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