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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1951
Page
3
Three operating rail unions call 500 members to Washington on June 27 to review a new contract proposal. The wage increase mirrors the May 25 agreement accepted by the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, with the 40 hour week and major rules changes postponed or arbitrated.
Tracy S. Voorhees, former undersecretary of the army, tells the United Council on World Affairs that no one should question the integrity of the high military command. He warns that political attacks during a time of danger are destructive to national protection and likens them to harming a doctor in crisis.
Protests against Arcadia Improvement District assessments resume at a county supervisors hearing set for 2 p.m. next Thursday. Protests from Dc. A. Martin of East Camelback Road and Camelback Road owner with 10 acres cite lack of benefits for an 80-acre cotton tract and questioned a $501.22 levy. The city and district share a domestic water supply, and the district spans north of the Arizona Canal to Camelback Mountain from 40th Street east to Scottsdale.
Washington report argues that world politics shaped U S Korea policy more than military needs. Testimony ties Truman Acheson Johnson to decisions, with MacArthur sharing initial responsibility before dismissal in April. Chiefs did not recommend removal, altering blamed actors and future implications for policy. Lake Maracaibo oil development noted at article end.
The great white shark is described as capable of attaining a length near 40 feet, highlighting its size and reputation as a formidable predator.
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