Malik Attacks Ike's Ideas on Arms and War Threats
At the United Nations Jacob Malik accused Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower of courting an arms race to win the U.S. presidency. He claimed the Republican candidate would provoke a third world war and warned against Western proposals for gradual disarmament.
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United Nations
N.Y
Jacob Malik
Dwight D. Baid
U.S
Malik
American Legion
Eisenhower
Legion
America
Kremlin
United States
Navajos Decline Buffalo for Tribal Fair Over Cost
Window Rock Navajo fair organizer Peter Yazza says paying $500 to acquire a buffalo from Texas private owner is prohibitive for the Sept. 12-14 event. A park service official notes seasonal roundups prevent free buffalo from western national parks. Yazza recalls relatives once hunted buffalo for ceremonial hides and food.
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Eter Yazza
Texas
Park Service
Yazzaly
Moslem Pilgrimage Opens U.S. Cold War Options
The week’s balance sheet highlights a U.S. aid surge for Moslem pilgrims to Mecca via a 14-plane airlift aiding Beirut travelers. Washington sees opportunity to display friendship to 300 million Muslims amid broader East-West tensions.
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Tvvueil Ial Cuuiu UU Cve Velicl
Mecca
United States
U. S
Airforce
Beirut
Konrad Adenauer
Russia
Germany
Phoenix Child Found In Wild Rim Country
A three year old Phoenix boy named Mike Wade who had been missing since yesterday was found today in the Mogollon rim country about 25 miles northeast of Payson by a posse of 100. He wandered from his parents at 3 p.m. while they fished near Kohl ranch on Tonto creek as bloodhounds and volunteers joined a daylong search.
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Payson
Mike Wade
Mogollon Rim Country
Here
Kohl Ranch
Tonto Creek
Howard Childers
Snyder Heads U. S. Delegates To Conclave
Secretary of the Treasury Snyder will lead the U S delegation to the World Bank and IMF annual meeting in Mexico City starting Sept 2. He praised both institutions for aiding world resources and trade and noted the U S gold position remains unchanged at $35 an ounce as gold producers urge a higher price.
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Washington
Treasury
Snyder
U.S
World Bank and
International Monetary Fund
Mexico City
Where's The Fire Calls In 24 Hours
Fire log reports three incidents in a 24 hour period. A garage apartment fire at 286 N Ash St caused $600 damage with one truck and three engines dispatched. A shed at 78 W Cushing St sustained $200 damage from a nearby blaze with one truck and two engines. A gas leak from a street collision occurred at South Sixth Ave and 22nd St. A motor scooter leak at 1001 N 10th Ave caused $25 damage.
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N. Ash St
Central
W. Cushing St
South Sixth Avenue
22Nd Street
10Th Avenue
Death in Japan claims U S and U N officer
George D. Crissey, 53, civilian assistant to the United Nations and United States command information officer, died in a Tokyo army hospital after a heart attack at work. A veteran newspaper man, Crissey had reported for United Press in San Francisco, Chicago, St. Louis, and Salt Lake City. He is survived by his wife in Tokyo and step-daughter Barbara B. Akers of New York City.
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Tokyo
George D. Crissey
United Nations
United States Command
Crissey
United Press
San Francisco
Chicago
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
Barbara B. Akers
New York City
Public Records and Personal Notices Highlights
A compilation of court and public notices includes burglary and DUI referrals, civil complaints for damages, name changes, decrees, and multi party divorces. Births announced from St Marys Hospital and Tucson Medical Center list several newborns with dates and parents. Obituaries note Flanagan and Smith deaths with funeral details and locations.
Tucson adopts 1952 53 city tax levy ordinance
The city council of Tucson Arizona enacts Ordinance No 1304 fixing levying and assessing ad valorem taxes for the 1952 1953 year. It levies 3.6214 dollars per 100 dollars of assessed valuation on all taxable property within the city limits as shown on the final equalized assessment roll of Pima County for 1952.
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City OF
Tucson
Arizona
Pima County
Tucson Ordinances on Taxes Water Rates and Building Inspector
Section summaries note fixed taxes due to Pima County and official collection by the County Treasurer. Ordinances authorize delivering duplicates to county officials and Tucson Daily Citizen. Also details water rate schedules, meter adjustments, and temporary service rules. Establishes the Office of Building Inspector, qualifications, duties, and permit procedures.
Tucson Building Code Seeks Enforcement and Repeals
City of Tucson adopts Uniform Building Code 1952 Edition with comprehensive rules for permits inspections and enforcement. It details inspector rights notices summons penalties and phased compliance for additions alterations repairs and new structures.
Oilman's Son Shoots Self After Date Refusal
Charles James Bothwell a Ponca City high school senior and oilman's son telephoned his girlfriend for a luncheon date and threatened suicide if she refused. After she declined he shot himself at home. he died about half an hour later at a local hospital.
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Ponca City
Okla
Charles James Bothwell
Etna Rosita Martin
Bothwell
Charles James
Young Bothwell
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