Tucson bus drivers vote on five cent wage offer
Tucson Rapid Transit drivers prepared to vote at 2 am on whether to accept a wage offer of five cents an hour for two years. The deal retroactive to June 1 includes vacation money and a dues check off. Four possible outcomes were outlined by International Union representative Merlin Gerkin.
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Five Killed As Fighting Rages On Gaza Strip
Israel fights with Egyptian forces near Gaza as casualties rise. Egypt accuses Israel of killings and shelling, while Egypt reports an Egyptian soldier dead and civilians wounded. Both sides report air and ground clashes with no clear settlements.
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Dulles Addresses Newsmen On Middle East Arms News
Secretary of State Dulles indicated Russia has offered arms to countries in the Middle East, though he had no official confirmation. He noted no evidence of Soviet weapons already in Arab hands and outlined U S efforts on Egypt Israel border tensions Geneva talks and Viet Nam elections.
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Faure Extends Emergency Across Algeria
Paris Premier Edgar Faure declares a state of urgency for all Algeria to quell unrest while shaping a Moroccan plan. The move broadens the emergency from rebel mountains as Ben Youssef’s return approval becomes a political hinge for nationalist opposition.
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Ben Youssef
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Navajo Fight Public Law 280 At Utah Hearing In City Hall
Indian attorney J Maurice McCabe describes an actual war between white settlers and Navajos as a congressional hearing on Public Law 280 opens its second day in City Hall. He warns Utah officials could extend law enforcement across reservations and tax moves threaten tribal lands and services. Other tribes urge amended federal aid remains while opposing full repeal. Page 11.
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Truce Inspection Teams Withdrawn From Four Korean Ports
A Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission spokesman announced that inspection teams will be withdrawn from four cities in North and South Korea and reduced from four to two members at the remaining six ports of entry. The NRC chief delegates will meet Friday at Panmunjom to finalize the port reductions, marking the first major change in the two year old armistice.
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Tucson Mother Charged In Adoption Probe
A Tucson mother of three named in a civil complaint with the Arizona attorney general and Maricopa County charging illegal adoption practices by her and her sister. Officials seek an injunction to stop them as intermediaries in child placements. investigations note potential larger scope and involvement of Loma Linda Rest Home in Phoenix.
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Boys Quit Runaway From Arizona Children's Home
Three boys aged 6 to 13, missing from the Arizona Children's Home on 2700 S 8th Ave, abandoned a plan to hitchhike to Williams and surrendered to Sheriff Deputy L J Kelly. Found barefoot and in Levis, they were hungry and tired but in good shape, given baths and rest at the home. Mrs Ruth Davis noted two boys had a Williams connection through a brother.
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Harold Goebel
Romania Plans Cuts In Army
Communist Romania announced it will reduce its armed forces by 40 000 by year end matching similar moves by the Soviet Union and Czechoslovakia. The disclosure was broadcast by Radio Bucharest in Vienna.
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Edith Turns From Land as Sea-Bound Hurricane Edits Path
Hurricane Edith, described as comparatively gentle, veered from the mainland and moved northeast over the open sea. Forecasters say the fifth storm of the year and third this month should continue to menace shipping along a wide North Atlantic path toward the northeast.
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Corral Theater Opens The Caine Mutiny Court Martial Tonight
Tonight and tomorrow Corral Theater stages an in the round production of The Caine Mutiny Court Martial at Santa Rita Hotel and Catalina Junior High School. Open to the public at 8 P.M with a square dance by caller Fenton Jones.
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Jonesy) Jones
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