Democrats Attack Ike Foreign Policy in Chicago Platform Debate
Democratic figures in Chicago attacked Eisenhower era foreign policy as bluff and backdown. William Benton urged returning to competent experienced hands while Stevenson reporters noted the party plans to press a strong anti Nixon stance and stress foreign policy over farm issues. The platform committee prepared to hear Truman views and seeks a firm, united stance before finalizing the plank.
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Licavoli Loses Plea in Grand Jury Case
Federal Judge imes A. Walsh denied for the second time Peter Licavoli request to suppress evidence from a Tucson grand jury investigation into his income tax return. Licavoli, a Detroit racketeer who runs a ranch near Tucson, argued lack of jurisdiction as a Michigan resident. The judge ruled against suppression in Prescott after a Tucson hearing on June 22.
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Heat and showers forecast as heatwave bakes region
Scattered showers expected mainly near the mountains tonight and Wednesday. Valley to see variable clouds and continuing high temperatures. The mercury rose to 102 yesterday then cooled to 72 last night with Arizona cities like Yuma and Gila Bend recording 111, while Frazier, Colorado hit 28.
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October Army Draft Call Rises to New Monthly Quota
The Defense Department issued a draft call for 17 000 men for October, the largest monthly rate since December. It includes 1 000 for the Army and 16 000 for the Navy, aimed at correcting Army shortfalls and boosting total trained or earmarked personnel since September 1950. The Navy has drafted 30 000 since November, with Marines none since May 1952.
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Democrats Pick The Yellow Rose Of Texas Song
The Democrats announced their campaign song titled The Democratic March selecting The Yellow Rose of Texas as a familiar melody for voters. The choice emphasizes a patriotic tone and appeals to a broad audience.
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Eisenhower chides Bulganin over broken Geneva promises
President Eisenhower in a personal letter to Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin rebuked Russia for failing to fulfill Geneva promises and urged a new spirit in Soviet relations. He urged world controls to reduce armaments and warned that four power talks have produced undependable commitments.
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Citizens Group Endorses Bonds for School Pools
A county committee chaired by Guy Thackeray studied a bond program to fund school swimming pools and related facilities. The panel, including members from Sunnyside and Marana districts, recommended wholehearted support but urged further study on pool type and size before construction.
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Steel price rise lifts U S Steel to 8.50 a ton
United States Steel Corp announces an average 8.50 dollar per ton price rise to cover higher costs and a new three year contract with the United Steelworkers. The move signals further increases in other mills as production resumes after a five week strike involving 630000 workers.
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Male Baby Found Dead Northwest Of Dr. Hartman Area
An apparently stillborn male infant, born about three days earlier, was found wrapped in a blanket in a thicket off Ironwood Hill Drive about five miles northwest of the area. Gilbert Ward discovered the body, 35 feet from the road. Coroner Johnson ordered removal to Bring's Funeral Home. Deputies may hold an inquest if the mother is found. no criminal action pending due to stillborn status per County Attorney Castro.
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Population Tops 168 Million
The Census Bureau announced the U S population surpassed 168 million in July and is expected to reach 200 million by 1970. A census official said the population is growing at about 7,200 persons per day.
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Egypt to hold noon news conference on Suez crisis
Cairo reports President Gamal Abdel Nasser will host an important news conference at noon next Sunday with worldwide significance. London sources say Egypt may seek UN Security Council action ahead of the August 16 Big Three conference in London.
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Stocks Rise Across Market After Morning Decline
New York markets clawed back losses from the previous day as oils led gains with most issues rising during the session. Oils and steels advanced, motors and chemicals higher by fractions. Zenith Radio up 3 percent to 108. Many issues closed at intraday highs with 634 advancers and 300 decliners among 1,168 issues traded.
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Swedish Line Sees Andrea Doria Collision Blame
The Swedish American Line says the Andrea Doria swerved across the Stockholms course causing the collision off Nantucket in clear conditions. It files in U S District Court for exoneration and limits of liability and plans to sue the Italian Line for damages and losses.
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Seven Escape Gas Death In Phoenix Home
Seven people including three children escaped carbon monoxide poisoning when a car ran in a closed garage. The fumes sickened most occupants around 2 15 am after a child woke ill. Lamar Nielsen called for help and firefighters arrived to remove the car and ventilate the home. Mrs Nielsen was hospitalized.
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Wrestling Event Featured Tonight at Tucson Sports Center
The sports calendar lists a professional wrestling show at 8:30 P.M. at the Tucson Sports Center tonight. Tomorrow the note mentions a Tucson Cow, suggesting a local event or feature.
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Index HST May Hold Key 49 Demo Vietor
Page four notes a possible lead in a 49 demonstration and Vietor keeps pace with growth. Page twenty two reports victims sought and Party Lines. Page eight covers Ariz album movies.
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