Talbott Resigns as Air Force Secretary Amid Ethics Scrutiny
Talbott quits as secretary of the Air Force after Senate subcommittee scrutiny of his outside business ties. Eisenhower accepts the resignation praising his service and sets August 13 as the final day. Possible successors include Craig, Hinshaw, Douglas, White, and Crawford.
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E. Talbott
Air Force
Eisenhower
Talbott
Suruay
Wu Talbott
White House
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Paul M. Butler
Democratic National Committee
al Gain
Senate
Wilson
Pentagon
George N. Craig
Indiana
Carl Hinshaw
Calif
James Douglas
Lee White
New York
Fred Crawford
Cleveland
McClellan
Subcommittee
Paul 8
Sen
Goldwater
R-Ariz
Housing Bill Passes in Congress Amid Veto Threat
The House approved a housing bill 187 to 168 and sent it to President Eisenhower amid threats of a veto. A special session may be called to obtain a bill meeting administration aims. The measure includes 45,000 public housing units yearly for two years, with disputes over expanding to 70,000 units and broader slum clearance and loan provisions.
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House
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
White House
Martin (Mass
Albert Cole
Cole
Tucson Gas Valuation Increase by State Tax Commission
Tucson Gas Electric Light and Power Co and three other state utilities saw higher property valuations from the State Tax Commission. Tucson Gas rose by 2 361 782 to 14 170 692 while Arizona Public Service led with a 5 million boost from 41 582 779 across 10 counties. Citizens Utilities Co and Southern Union Gas Co also saw substantial increases. protests can be filed at hearings later this week.
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Tucson Gas, Electric Light and Power Co
State Tax Commission
Tucson Gas
Associated Press
Arizona Public Service Co
Citizens Utilities Co
Southern Union Gas Co
Paris Premier Faure and Pinay to Visit Russia
Informant sources say Premier Edgar Faure and Foreign Minister Antoine Pinay have accepted an invitation to visit Russia, signaling a notable diplomatic move. The announcement comes amid shifting postwar European relations.
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Paris
Edgar Faure
Antoine Pinay
Russia
Giant Balloon Carries Animals To Record Height
A 240-foot balloon carried test animals to about 125000 feet over Minnesota and North Dakota in a 26 hour United States Air Force experiment. Mice and guinea pigs housed in a sealed sphere were safely recovered near Crosby North Dakota with a 220 pound payload.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
North Dakota
Crosby
N. D
C. C. Winzen
Winzen Research, Inc
Intional Falls
Minn
Winzen
United States Air Force
Dulles Details U S Aim for Red China Renunciation of Force
Secretary of State Dulles outlined U S hopes for a Chinese renunciation of force to enable broader negotiations with Red China. He cautioned that flags such as Formosa Quemoy and Matsu remain non negotiable while stressing Geneva talks focus on freeing American civilians and preventing air Incidents. He ruled out trading Indochina or SEA treaty ties for a China pledge and noted peaceful signs amid ongoing diplomacy.
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Dulles
United States
Red China
Geneva
Chou En-lai
South China Sea
Formosa
Quemoy
Matsu
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Indochina
Atlantic Alliance
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Free World
Southeast Asia
Hospital Planned At Nogales Seeks $1 Million Site
St. Joseph's Hospital asks Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors to use the county golf course two miles west of Nogales as the site for a $1 million hospital. The board took the request under advisement.
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Nogales
St. Joseph's Hospital
Santa Cruz
Crippled B47 Lands Safely Over Arizona Desert
Three Davis-Monthan airmen in a B47 circled the desert after takeoff at 10 51 a m with an engine hanging loose. They burned fuel to prepare for an emergency landing at D M later that afternoon. Aircraft commander Maj Duncan P Davies observer Capt Dennis J Dineen and pilot First Lt Richard T Gjelsteen were aboard.
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Desert
D-M
Duncan P. Davies
Dennis J. Dineen
Richard T. Gjelsteen
E. Douglas
Narcotics linked death near 281 W. 32nd St mystery ties past case
Police probe the death of Armida Soto found in a vacant lot near 281 W. 32nd St. Autopsy, toxicology awaited. Officers connected the case to a prior cocaine overdose involving Morris Edwards near the same area seven weeks earlier. Mrs. Soto left home after a tavern call. two children are now motherless.
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South Tucson
Armida Soto
S. Railroad Ave
W. 32Nd St
Edward J. Valeski
George O. Hartman
Morris Edwards
Business College
Hartman
Edwards
Paula Orantez
Bertha Leon Ochoa
S. Meyer Ave
Ochoa
South Eighth Avenue
Miss Soto
Sixth Dope Arrest In Six Days
Henry Grijalva, 49, arrested near South Stone Avenue and Mth Street after officers found 54 heroin capsules hidden in shoe heels. Grijalva, an ex-convict, claimed he smuggled drugs from Nogales to Tucson and faced possible U.S. District Court prosecution with others connected to a June 10 overdose. He was held without bond as investigators continue long surveillance.
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Nogales
U. S
Grijalva
William C. Dunn
Carroll Crutchfield
Dunn
Tucson
State Penitentiary
Florence
Son
Edwards
East 32Nd Street
Sabino Alley
Arron (Promaine) Frazier
Gamboa Alley
Ralph Marmion
South Korea Aims To Reclaim Small Strategic Area
Seoul declared it would restore authority over a small but strategic zone south of the 38th parallel occupied by Reds during armistice talks. It did not specify how or when, but said the area is vital for defense of Seoul and cited reports of an imminent full scale North Korean attack prepared amid a UN peace effort.
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Seoul
38Th Parallel
More Showers Available in Tucson Weather Update
The weatherman reports scattered showers continue with moisture aloft, and a thundershower near the city dropped 0.82 inches at Marana AFB around 3 a.m. Delays occurred as water covered highways. Temperatures expected near yesterday's 95 to 70. other locales listed include Chicago, Flagstaff, Guaymas, New York, Seattle, and Apalachicola.
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Weather Bureau
Municipal Airport
Marana Afb
Freed Airmen Headed for West Coast Reunion Flight
Eleven American airmen held since a B29 was shot down over North Korea will be flown to the West Coast after a brief stay in the Philippines. Families desiring to join will travel to Travis Air Force Base or McChord for reunions, before arrival in Hong Kong.
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West Coast
Philippines
Air Force
Travis Air Force Base
San Francisco
McChord
Seattle
North Korea
Hong Kong
Red China
Banks Ties MLB Record With Fourth Grand Slam
Ernie Banks of the Chicago Cubs tied the major league single season grand slam record by homering with the bases loaded in the fifth against Dick Littlefield of Pittsburgh. The scoring shows Pittsburgh 3 Chicago 0 0 0 1 0 0 6 2 4. Other games listed include Philadelphia at Cincinnati and Brooklyn at Milwaukee with night action shown for several matchups.
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Associated Press National
Chicago
Ernie Banks
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Dick Littlefield
Law
Littlefield
Pepper
Atwell
Rush
Chili
Banks
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
New York
St. Louis
Tucson Comedy Week Opens with Oh Men Oh Women
Tucson venues host a week of humor with Oh Men Oh Women at the Santa Rita Rendezvous Room tonight and a 9 PM show by James Moody and his orchestra at El Casino Ballroom. Ticket holders await further performances through tomorrow with 8:30 and 9 PM starts announced across local theaters.
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Tucson
Santa Rita Hotel
Corral Theater
James Moody
el Casino Ballroom
Dr Schweitzer denies eyes failing
A brief page note reports Dr Schweitzer denying that his eyes are failing, indicating reassurance or clarification amid medical questions.
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Dr. Schweitzer
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