Garcia to L A After Hot 108 Ariz Fete
President Carlos Garcia leaves Phoenix after a three hour schedule including an official welcome a honorary degree ceremony and a civic dinner during his U S tour He praises Arizona’s soil water power and irrigation while Governor Ernest McFarland lauds the state as a model of development Garcia arrives as temperatures hit 108 degrees and officials greet him with heat no shade.
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Phoenix UW
Philippine
Carlos P. Garciei
Ptay
Los Angeles
United States
Garcia
Arizona
Phoenix Executives Clubs
Phoenix Press Club
Ernest McFarland
Clean Up Ordered on Teamsters By Court Monitors
Washington court named monitors to reform James Hoffa era Teamsters amid a crackdown. Martin F O Donoghue, labor lawyer, leads the effort with two other monitors to oversee locals in New York Philadelphia and Springfield Missouri while bond checks are run nationwide for corrupt officials. Hoffa, recently acquitted on related charges, will meet the national union board to decide whether to back the monitors. Godfrey Schmidt and L N D Wells assist as monitors.
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Washington
James Ro Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Martin F. O'Donoghue
O'Donoghue
Hoffa
Teamsters
New York
National Union
Philadelphia
U. S. District Court
F. Dickinson Letts
Godfrey Schmidt
L. N. D. Wells
Dallas
McElroy reassures Solon on testifying before Congress
Senator Richard Russell says he is satisfied with new assurances from Secretary McElroy that top defense officials may offer personal judgments when testifying to Congress. McElroy’s letter states officials should not face retaliation for such testimony and Russell plans to invite Gen Maxwell Taylor and Gen Randolph Pate to testify next week on the defense reorganization bill.
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Washington
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Defense McEvoy
Russell
Department
Congress
McElroy
Maxwell D. Taylor
Army
Randolph M. Pate
Marine Corps
Senate Armed Services Committee
Arleigh A. Burke
Naval Operations
British Navy to retire six old aircraft carriers
The first lord of the Admiralty told the House of Lords that Unicorn, Warrior, Perseus, Theseus, Ocean, and Glory will be disposed of as money is redirected to modernize fleets. The move follows a push to spend on new ships and equipment. These developments come amid plans to streamline naval assets.
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Admiralty
Earl of Selkirk
House of Lords
Royal Navy
Unicorn
Warrior
Perseus
Theseus
Ocean
Glory
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Associated Press
First University
Nepal
Katmandu
UFC
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Tribuhbana
FOR
Peacock
Foot Flair Penallo + Florsheim
Sbicea
Clinic Norges’ Shoes
Bixby Knolls
Rerking
Fou Men
Florsheim
Jarman Antic
Ofen Daly
Gale
Columbia
Pacific — Long Beach
Lakeweod
S&h
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Columbia Huntington Park
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