Goldwater Sees Americans Rebut McCarthy Charges
Senator Goldwater said the American people will rebut Senator McCarthy's charges that Eisenhower offered friendship to tyrants at Geneva. The Arizona Republican defended Geneva as a step toward peace and said voters will judge the administration's policies, not McCarthy's criticisms. He rejected claims of a communist sellout and noted public support for the Geneva outcome.
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Ohio
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Georgi K. Zhukov
Zhukov
Sen. Knowland
California
China
GOP
Knowland
Sen. Mindt
D-Sd
Sen. Potter
R-Mich
Mundt
Mc.Carthy
George
D-Ga
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Inquest Pending In Car Death Of Woman
An inquest into the death of Mrs. Lillian L. Meenan is expected Saturday or soon after. Coroner Edward J. Valeski impaneled a jury and will schedule after Allen Tracy Bird recovers from injuries from a one car crash that killed Meenan near East River road east of Campbell. Bird, driver of the Porsche, was hospitalized with concussion and lacerations. witnesses described a possible oncoming car that forced his swerve. Meenan moved to Tucson recently with husband Conde and 1 year old Debra. she had just ridden in the Porsche when the couple were dinner guests.
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E. Silver St
Edward J. Valeski
East River Road
Campbell Avenue
Meenan
Bird
A. W
Scrap) Roberts
Conde
Debra
Tucson
Whitney-Murphy
Phoenix
Earl Pottinger
Meenans
Mrs. Oveta Hobby Becomes Head of Houston Post
Mrs Oveta Culp Hobby today began as president of the Houston Post Publishing Co succeeding her husband William P Hobby who becomes board chairman The former health education and welfare secretary said government service sharpened her newspaper judgment and responsibility while returning home to Houston.
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Postal Receipts Climb in Tucson July 1955
Postmaster Harold Collins reports Tucson postal receipts rose 3.06 percent in July 1955 over July 1954, totaling 132,715.64 dollars. Year-to-date receipts for 1955 rose 3.96 percent to 1,047,066.27 dollars compared with 1,007,098.57 dollars in the same period last year.
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Harold Collins
Indian Affairs Subcommittee to Visit Tucson for Hearing
The House Indian Affairs subcommittee will hold a two day hearing in Tucson this August 29 and 30. Rep. Udall of Arizona announced the trip to confer with Arizona tribal leaders and tour the Papago Reservation near Ajo. Rep. Rhodes of Arizona will join the delegation.
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D-Ariz
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Papago
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R-Ariz
Gun Battle Erupts In Transit Strike In Little Rock
In Little Rock during the Capitol Transit strike, a night gun battle occurred at the company yards with four attackers exchanging fire with armed guards. No injuries reported as three non union men are being questioned. Mayor Pratt Remmel vows 48 hour police duty to curb violence and weighs National Guard involvement.
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Capitol Transit Cy
Sam Shinall
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CTC
Strike Ends Quickly as Bell Operators Strike Settled
DES MOINES IOWA Officials of the Northwestern Bell Telephone Co settled a strike of 500 telephone operators in short order yesterday. They promised to buy an air conditioner almost immediately.
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Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Annual Rodeo Slated At Ft. McDowell
The ninth annual rodeo will be held at the Ft. McDowell Indian Reservation on Saturday and Sunday. The two day event starts at 2 p.m. daily and is open to all contestants.
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Ft. McDowell Indian Reservation
South Dakota Housewives Help Russian Visitors With Laundry
In Yankton South Dakota housewives answered a radio appeal to launder shirts for visiting Russian farm experts who faced 100 to 110 degree heat. The delegation led by Vladimir Matskevich will tour Mitchell Corn Palace and farms near Redfield Millette and Colfax.
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South Dakota
Midwest
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Redfield
Millette
Andrei Shechenko
Shevchenko
Will Rogers
Columbus
Neb
Vladimir Matskevich
Lincoln
Washington, D. C
Canada
Mitchell Corn Palace
America
Great Wheat Belt
Wiley Boom
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Jim Golden Farm
Land Opening Bill Passed for 7 Million Acres
Washington awaits President Eisenhower’s signature on a bill opening roughly 7 million acres of federal land in the West to mining claims. The House passed the measure, noting potential uranium deposits on some sites and former withdrawals for possible power site use.
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Eisenhower
House
Interior Affairs Committee
Tax Counsel Fined For Failing To File Tax Return
Los Angeles based Atty. Cletus J. Hannifin, 47, received a $1,000 fine and three years of probation after pleading guilty to not filing a federal income tax return. Hannifin operates a large income tax filing service.
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Atty
Cletus J. Hannifin
Hannifin
City Left Mayorless As Hummel Absent And Vacant Shoes
City Council acknowledged no mayor will be in place until at least Friday as Mayor Don Hummel tours California on business. Vice Mayor Frank Gonzalés is acting leader until then and a Navy analogy sparked a bid to appoint Councilman F T Gibbings as interim mayor, which failed for lack of a second.
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Lassen National Park
Calif
Frank Gonzalés
Hummel
Canada
Atty
Harold .R Neubauer
Everett Drescher
Navy
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Poison Ivy Serum Reported From University of Pennsylvania
Scientists at the University of Pennsylvania report an anti-poison ivy serum after tests on thousands of student volunteers show the vaccine will reduce sensitivity to poison ivy. Dr. Donald M. Pillsbury states results show clear protection.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Donald M. Pillsbury
Israeli inquiry team to enter Yugoslavia on crash probe
The Israeli commission investigating last week's Bulgarian plane crash will cross into Yugoslavia to continue inquiries at the Djevdjelija frontier post and into the Strumica Valley. Charge d Affaires Joseph Arnon left Belgrade to meet the team, which seeks clues amid harsh terrain and past air incidents.
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Times Co Bids Low On Child Colony Dormitories
The Times Construction Co. was the apparent low bidder for four dormitory style cottages at the Arizona Children's Colony. The bid of 415,690 came in about 3,000 under the project cost estimate reported by the Children’s Colony Board.
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The
Times Construction Co
Arizona Children’s Colony
Children’s Colony Board
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