Morrow Favours Moratorium On School Bond Elections
Tucson officials including Superintendent Robert Morrow and peers discussed a possible two month pause on school bond elections within District No. 1. They urged thorough study before presenting any bonds to voters, noting funding limits and future needs for city, county office space, and infrastructure.
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Robert Morrow
Chamber of Commerce
Morrow
Marion Donaldson
Amphitheater Public Schools
Tucson Daily Citizen
The
Citizen Publishing Co
North Stone Ave
Tucson
Acizane
Cuba Accused Of Ruse To Drive Up Sugar Price
The State Department accused Cuba of trying to raise world sugar prices by mysterious purchases in Europe and by leaking false estimates of its crop. It cites two 10 000 ton purchases to Bulgaria and Communist China and questions Cuba’s production figures and weather claims.
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Cuba
Washington
UPI
State Department
U. S
Fidel Castro
Castro
Bulgaria
China
Richard J. Phillips
Phillips
Judge Sets Tight Limits in Hoffa Trial Proceedings
In Chicago the Hoffa fraud and conspiracy trial nears the two jury threshold as Judge Richard B. Austin imposes five minute per side questioning to speed juror selection. Only three jurors are tentatively seated after days of progress.
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Chicago
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Richard 8. Austin
U.S. District Court
Tald
Thieves Steal $1500 From Ribbon Vending Truck
In Philadelphia suspects stole 1500 in change from a Ribbon Vending Co truck. The theft occurred as two men and a woman are reported seen leaving the area. Police investigate possible connections to similar daytime robberies.
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Philadelphia
Ribbon Vending Ca
East Reds Veto Ouster of Peking
Eastern European Communist chiefs reportedly veto ousting Red China from the international movement. They support Khrushchev and his peaceful coexistence policy and oppose a forced showdown with Peking over the Mao era dispute. Izvestia cited a million refugees fleeing to Hong Kong as China’s economy worsens.
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London
UPI
Europe
Red China
Nikita 5
Khrushchev
Khruschev
Peking
Communist Movement
Moscow
Communist Party
Mao Tze-tung
Izvestia
Hong Kong
China
Yarborough Probed Over Estes Cash Claim in Texas Primary
The FBI is reviewing sworn statements alleging Senator Ralph Yarborough accepted 50000 from Billie Sol Estes. Yarborough requested the inquiry and calls the charge an infamous lie while Gordon McLendon campaigned against him. Estes faces fraud convictions and appeals after his 1962 arrest following his financial empire collapse.
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Washington
FBI
Ralph Yarborough
D-Tex
Texas
Billie Sol Estes
Yarborough
Justice Department
FBL
FEU
Gordon McLendon
McLenden
Estes
Pecos
Tex
Farmer's Ingenuity Builds Calf with Ax-Handle Leg
Conway Arkansas calf owned by J. D. Mode uses an improvised prosthetic made from an ax handle, two dog collars, sponge and suede leather. Mode, who has no formal orthopedics training, notes the calf was born missing its first joint.
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Conway, Ark
UPI
J. D. Mode
Mode
Subversion Probe Hears Fifth Amendment Refusals in Buffalo
House subcommittee on un American activities faced stubborn witness resistance in Buffalo as members refused to answer, invoking the Fifth Amendment. Pickets gathered outside the federal courthouse while three people were ejected and several denied entry before the session. Former FBI undercover agent Andrew Berecz testified yesterday about alleged Communist infiltration in the area.
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Buffalo
N. Y
House
U.S. Court House
Andrew Berecz
FBI
Cleaner Bids To Be Opened In City Purchasing
The city will open bids tomorrow for a large vacuum cleaner truck for Street island dividers. Parks officials seek a truck with a cubic foot body and strong suction to collect leaves grass cuttings and debris. Bids open at 4 p.m. in the purchasing department.
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Parks Department
Parks
Second Hit-Run Driver Fined And Jailed In City Court
George Francisco 28 of Sells received a 500 dollar fine and 20 days in jail after pleading guilty to leaving the scene of an accident with injuries in a W 2nd Street collision on April 12. If the fine is unpaid, an extra 60 days may be added. The crash injured A.2.C. Wallace L. Johnson 24 and Sharon Peasley 21 who were hospitalized. Francisco fled on foot after the car was disabled and admitted guilt to police on the Papago Reservation. Earlier this week another hit-and-run motorist, Ronald Lee Banks 24, faced a similar sentence.
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George Francisco
Sells
Dick Rykken
Francisco
W. 2Nd St
S. 10Th Ave
Papago
C. Wallace L. Johnson
Sharon Peasley
E. Freeman Place
Allan Clark
Rykken
Ronald Lee Banks
S. Lundy Ave
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