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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1957

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Child Freed After Nightlong Siege in Narrow Wall Gap

Providence police in the Fox Point district freed 34 year old Eileen Fahey who spent the night wedged six and a half inches between a garage and a barbershop. Neighbors and 200 police plus hundreds of volunteers hunted the area. she was found conscious at 10:40 a.m. The district birthplace of George M. Cohan saw a large turnout as workmen broke through the final wall.

Eileen Fahey Gerald Des Roches Fox Point Eileen George M. Cohan John Fahey New Haven Railroad Warren A. Mc Queeney McQueeney

Hoffa Defends Dio as Wiretap Tapes Surface in Senate Probe

Senate Rackets Committee aired a Mar 10 1953 Hoffa-Dio wiretap arguing Hoffa sought to recruit Dio into the Teamsters while denying knowledge of Dio’s racketeering record. The panel also charged the union paid Joe Louis about 2500 dollars to attend Hoffa’s bribery trial as witnesses.

Washington James R. Hoffa Senate Rackets Committee Johnny Dio Dio Hoffa Teamsters Union New York AFL United Auto Workers Uaw-Afl Teamsters Auto Workers Dave Beck Chicago Joe Louis Victor Riesel Senate Louis

Brewster Sentenced to Year in Jail and $1000 Fine

Frank W. Brewster western boss of the Teamsters Union was sentenced to one year in jail and fined $1000 for contempt of Congress. Judge John Sirica denied probation but allowed bond pending appeal. Brewster, 60, had refused to provide records and answer questions before the Senate investigations subcommittee, challenging its authority over internal labor matters.

Brewster Teamsters Union John Sirica Sirica Senate Investigations Subcommittee Subcommittee

Living Costs Reach Fresh All-Time High in July

Washington reports that the cost of living rose to an all-time high in July, marking the 11th consecutive monthly increase. The 0.5 percent advance was driven mainly by higher food prices and gains in the other goods and services category, with all major groups rising except housing and apparel. Food prices climbed 1 percent to a new peak.

Washington Bureau of Labor Statistics Bureau

Syria Denies Pro Soviet Turn and Censorship Allegations

Damascus rejects Eisenhower claims of Syria leaning Soviet and accusations of censorship. Salah Tarazi, secretary general of the foreign ministry, insists Syria remains neutral and non aligned. He says U S concerns stem from alleged plots to overthrow the regime, not recent events.

Damascus Syria Salah Tarazi Foreign Ministry Eisenhower Tarazi Tarad

Weather forecast notes mixed skies and rain risk

The Tucson area reports variable cloudiness with scattered showers mainly over mountains. No rainfall fell in Old Pueblo yesterday, the first dry day in 10. today’s forecast calls for a high near 95 and a low around 75 with possible rain near the region.

Mountains Tucson Old Pueblo Douglas Flagstaff Grand Canyon Phoenix Prescott Winslow Yuma

Ike’s Arms Offer Reid Test For Reds

Washington sources say if Russia rejects the Western two year halt on nuclear testing the alliance may abandon disarmament talks. Ike’s proposals test Soviet intent with a first step package agreement possibly ready to sign by September 1958. The US aims to smoke out Moscow’s true aims while keeping negotiations alive. In London Soviet Foreign Minister Zorin voiced strong objections.

Washington Russia London Valerian Zorin

Eisenhower Offers Two Year Pause in Nuclear Tests

President Eisenhower overruled advisers at the London disarmament conference offering Russia a two year halt in nuclear tests as a possible first step toward disarmament. The plan envisions a two stage halt with a 12 month assessment and potential resumption if U.S. security is threatened.

London Eisenhower Russia United States

Housing Law Forum Tonight

The Property Owners Protective Assn. hosts an 8 p m forum at the YWCA in Tucson to press changes in the new mini mum housing ordinance. City Mgr Porter W Homer City Atty Harold Neubauer State Rep Douglas Holsclaw and Ivan Hawkins will attend. Sam Feinman says two proposals will be offered amendments or a declaratory judgment on constitutionality of several sections.

The Property Owners Protective Assn Tucson YWCA Porter W. Homer Harold Neubauer Douglas Holsclaw Ivan Hawkins Sam Feinman

State dept permits 24 American correspondents to China

The State Department announced today that 24 full time American journalists may travel to Red China for six months or longer on an experimental basis. The permission marks a limited cultural exchange and media access during the period.

Washington State Department Red China

Generalship For Stewart Held Up

The Senate Armed Services Committee refused to approve the promotion of movie star Jimmy Stewart from colonel to brigadier general in the Air Force reserve. Sen. Margaret Chase Smith objected that Stewart had not been active enough in the reserves to merit the rank. The panel also postponed Dr. Paul D. Foote from assistant secretary of defense for research and engineering amid conflict of interest concerns. Richard Jackson was approved as assistant secretary of the Navy for manpower and personnel.

Washington Senate Armed Services Committee Jimmy Stewart Air Force Reserve Stewart Margaret Chase Smith R-Me Paul D. Foote Foote Richard Jackson Cambridge Mass Navy Richard B. Russell

Federal Architect Approves East Side St Marys Plan

Federal architect in San Francisco says St Marys East Side hospital plans appear acceptable architectural wise though final federal funding relies on later detailed review. The State Health Director opposes the project and a $500000 Hill Burton grant awaits Salsburys and USPHS approval.

Federal Okays East Side Hospital St. Mary's Hospital Tucson Lawrence Conway Region 9 U.S. Public Health Service San Francisco St. Mary’s East Conway Clarence G. Salsbury USPHS Public Health Service St. Mary's Emerson Scholer George Morley Hill- Burton Salsbury M. W. Hargett Elizabeth Joseph St. Mary’s Anton Rotty Rebecca Scholer Phoenix

Inside the Citizen No Promotions for Movie Actor Rank

Senator opposes giving a general’s rank to a movie actor. The article notes resistance to promoting a celebrity to high military rank and outlines political reaction.

Tucson Rayburn

Speculation Warning Issued On Highway Land Purchases

Gov. Ernest McFarland said he alerted the Highway Department months ago to guard against speculative land purchases for state road right of way. He noted he does not know the firms or officers involved and questioned links to James R. Heron, whose resignation letter cited conflicts of interest with highway projects.

Phoenix Ernest McFarland Highway Department Warna Ee Ae Busseix Casa Grande McFarland Highway Commission James R. Heron Heron Heron Investment Co

Baseball Scoreboard Card for Chicago Game

Box score style summary shows Chicago nine 6 to 2 loss with Crone securing win, Drott taking loss. Pitching notes list Drott Anderson Poholsky Neeman Crone Grissom Thomas and Crone as winner.

Drott Anderson Poholsky Neeman Crone Constable Grissom Thomas

Interlocking firms buy land along state highway routes

A Phoenix Gazette report outlines a group of four firms sharing the same Mayer Heard Building address in Phoenix. Heron Investment Co. offices tie Verde Holding, Surety Investment, Rocky Mountain Development, and Copper State Properties to land purchases in Maricopa and Pinal counties, including parcels on 52nd Street near a planned freeway access.

Phoenix Phoenix Gazette Herb Nelson Maricopa Pinal Mayer-Heard Heron Investment Co Heron Investment Globe James R. Heron Arizona Savings & Loan Assn The Gazette Verde Holding Corp Surety Investment Co Richard W. Henes Dorsie J. Meads Rocky Mountain Development Co Copper State Properties Henes and Meads Henes Heron Rocky Mountain Development Arizona Highway Commission Ernest W. McFarland Gila County 52Nd Phoenx Rocky Mountain Casa Grande Pima County

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