FBI Ten Most Wanted Fugitive Sought Near Pacific Missouri
A large manhunt for William Merle Martin, 42, one of the FBI’s 10 Most Wanted, failed to trap him in rugged country near Pacific Missouri. Police, bloodhounds, and a search plane scoured a 20 mile square area southwest of St. Louis after he fled a ditching chase linked to the slaying of Deputy Sheriff Willard Carver.
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Pacific
FBI
William Merle Martin
Here
Martin
Willard Carver
Olathe
Kas
St. Louis
U S Plans Offshore Arms Orders Across NATO Nations
Washington reports a planned offshore procurement program potentially totaling 1 billion dollars for weapons and equipment through July next year. Amb. Draper said 683.8 million already placed with Europe and Britain for Centurion tanks. France, Italy, Belgium among possible users. emphasis on ammunition factories for Atlantic pact armies. France seeks 625 million over three years. U S limited to year to year commitments.
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Washington
United States
North Atlantic
William H. Draper
Truman
Draper
Britain
NATO
France
Italy
Belgium
Wilson Case Goes To Trial In Libel Fight
Arizona Attorney General Fred O Wilson plans libel actions against Pima County Attorney Robert Morrison as charges linking Wilson to Pima gamblers move toward court. Governor Howard Pyle confirmed the seriousness of the case while Morrison defended his plans to press the matter.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Fred O. Wilson
Pima County
Howard Pyle
Wilson
Robert Morrison
Morrison
Capitol
Tucson
Pima
Pima County Board of Supervisors
Pyle
Planes Swarm Over Korea Fight Flares Across North
United Nations warplanes pounded North Korean targets from the battleline to the Yalu River in heavy air strikes. F-80S and F-84s blasted troop concentrations near Yonan on the Haeju peninsula destroying buildings, while Corsairs and Panthertjets hit Chosen 1 and 2 hydroelectric plants.
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Korea
P— United Nations
North Korea
Yalu River
Libon
Haejou
Yalu
U. N
Chosen 1
U. S
Navy
Essex
Skyraiders
Cmdr. W. W. Chick
Coronado
Calif
BOXER
Princeton
Air Force
Sohung
Radio
Sariwon
Sopo
Pyongyang
Weather easing in Tucson as dry air returns
The Weatherman says recent thunderstorm activity is dying out with west to southwest winds reducing rain chances. Humidity drops five to ten percent and nighttime temperatures grow cooler as drying air moves in. Yesterday’s low was 70, average 82, no record set. Mt Lemmon ranged 58 to 67.
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Allegrita
Mt. Lemmon
Mexican Laborers Prepare Mass Demonstration for Aleman
Mexican labor leaders drafted plans for a mass demonstration of goodwill for President Miguel Aleman as he delivers his final report to Congress on Monday. Unions urged 500000 workers to form a guard of honor between the National Palace and the Chamber of Deputies where Aleman will read the annual address. He leaves office December 1 and will be succeeded by the chamber’s chosen winner of the July 6 presidential election.
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Mexico City
Miguel Aleman
Congress
National Palace
Chamber of Deputies
Aleman
Chamber
Army Chief Warns Korea Rotations Strain Readiness
Army Secretary Frank Pace Jr. said the planned 1953 troop rotations from Korea and routine discharges will strain the force as 750,000 of 1.55 million soldiers depart by June 30. He noted progress since the Korean outbreak and emphasized training, leadership, mobility, and reserves as key to maintaining combat readiness.
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New York
W.P
Frank Pace Jr
Korea
Pace
U. S
European
Greenland
U.S
Mourning Dove Hunt Extended In Arizona
The mourning dove hunting season in Arizona has been extended to October 12. The season opens September 1 and was set to end September 30, according to the U S Fish and Wildlife Service and the state Game and Fish Commission.
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Phoenix
Arizona
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
State Game and Fish Commission
Malik Replaced as Soviet Delegate to United Nations
United Nations New York reports Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin named to succeed Jacob A Malik as Soviet chief delegate. Malik to return home for rest and reassignment amid a broad Soviet diplomatic shuffle ahead of the fall UN general assembly.
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United Nations
N. Y
Soviet
Russia
Valerian Z. Zorin
Czechoslovakia
Jacob A. Malik
U.N
International Organization
Zorin
General Assembly
Malik
Moscow
Andrei Y. Gromyko
Andrei Vishinsky
London
Washington
Peiping
Soviet Communist Party
Red China
Chou En-lai
Gadgets Slow Air Defense, Senate Warns of Production Delays
Senate defense investigators fault an excess of gadgets and indecision for slowing U S military aircraft production and air defenses. The Johnson subcommittee urges a full time production czar, design freezes, and greater federal funding for air power to meet minimum needs amid calls to overhaul defense legislation.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Senate Armed Services Preparedness Subcommittee
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Johnson
Defense Department
Clay
Bedford
Secretary of Defense
Soviet
Russia
Molly Mayfield to Answer Tucson Readers Questions
Dear Mrs Mayfield invites residents to submit money and marriage worries. Molly Mayfield will begin a daily column in the Citizen next Monday offering solutions and advice.
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Ee Molly Mayfield
Molly
Tucson
Solly
the Citizen
Goldwater Targets McFarland in River Water Talk
Barry Goldwater campaigned in Ernest McFarland’s home county blasting his Democratic opponent at a GOP rally. He cited Rep. Sam Rayburn and Gene Autry, mocking McFarland’s 12 years in the Senate and the Colorado River water issue.
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Casa Grande
Barry Goldwater
U.S. Senate
Ernest W. McFarland
Goldwater
MacFarland
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Gene Autry
California
Harry Truman
Bonham, Tex
Rayburn
Harry
Ernest McFarland
McFarland
Senate
Colorado
Added Social Security Aid For 14000 In Phoenix
Phoenix officials said about 14 000 people served by the social security field branch will receive increased benefits by September. Acting Phoenix manager Richard Bressman announced no formal application will be needed for eligible recipients.
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Phoenix
Phoenix Social Security
Richard Bressman
Bressman
City Officials Meet On Desert Land Entries
City officials met with L. L. Waggoner, one of two men granted desert land entries near Tucson, to discuss water wells. The group, including Phil J. Martin and Leigh Gardner, called the meeting preliminary and planned further talks with Fred O. Wilson. Wilson and Waggoner hold about 240 and 80 acres respectively in the Avra valley, with 20 proposed well sites affected.
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L. L
Pete) Waggoner
Tucson
Phil J. Martin
Water Department
Harry Buchanan
Leigh Gardner
Waggoner
Martin
Waggone
Tucson Triplets Center's Second Set
The second set of triplets born at Tucson Medical Center arrived at 1:26 a.m. yesterday. Lt. and Mrs. Daniel E. Stark of 1151 East Tenth Street welcomed Diane Lynn weighing four pounds five ounces, and twin boys Louis Paul and Douglas Tod weighing three pounds fifteen ounces and three pounds twelve ounces. Nurses say all are healthy and the hospital is excited. Earlier this spring another triplet set was born at St. Mary's hospital.
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Tucson Medical Center
Daniel E. Stark
E. 10Th St
Diane Lynn
Louis Paul
Douglas Tod
St. Mary’s Hospital
Missing Target Crew Sought After Friendly Fire Incident
In Panama City Florida the air force planned at least another day of search for six airmen missing in the Gulf of Mexico after a B 17 was shot down by a Sabrejet. Only two survivors found. the eight man brain plane was mistaken for a drone. An inert rocket reportedly hit a fuel tank as the pilotless craft endured multiple runs.
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Panama City
Fla
Air Force
Gulf of Mexico
Washington
Annual Tucson Softball Night Offers Charity Games
Tonight in Tucson public events feature A-2 league softball at Santa Rita park with Town House against Knotty Pine Knights and Chapman-Dyer Steel facing Damskey’s Hot Rods. A-1 Queens of Phoenix play the 20 30 All Stars at Tucson High. Tomorrow includes Rangerettes vs St Marys Belles at Santa Rita and a political rally at East Speedway VFW hall.
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Chapman-Dyer Steel
Damskey’s
Hot Rods
Santa Rita Park
Tucson
Molly Picon
Pioneer Hotel
Queens of Phoenix Lvs
All-Stars of
Tucson High School
Town House
Knotty Pine Knights
L & L DriveIn
Piggybank
Rangerettes
St.Mary’s Belles
St. Ambrose
S. Tucson Blvd
Young Republican Club
VFW Hall
East Speedway
Beverly Avenue
Latter Day Saints
Infilco
Index Stevenson h acks the me too label on Eisenhower
A brief clippings note hints at political labeling by Stevenson linking the “me too” tag to Eisenhower. Mentions Page 7 item in The Citizen and a trailside museum feature on Page 4.
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Eisenhower
Trailside
Supreme Court
Levi
Udall
Tucson
Ariz
Il Sports
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