Molotov named ambassador to Outer Mongolia
Moscow reports V M Molotov, long a top Soviet diplomat, named ambassador to the Mongolian People’s Republic. The move follows Khrushchev’s reshuffle and comes as Molotov, 67, remains in poor health and distant from Moscow power.
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Moscow
V. M. Molotov
Outer Mongolia
Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Georgi Malenkov
Kazakhstan
Mongolia
Molotov
Izvestia
Mongolian People's Republic
Genghis Khan
Russia
United Nations
U.N
Stalin
Malenkov
Khrushchev
Lazar Kaganovich
Dmitri Shepilov
Pravda
Kag
Anovich
Urals
Shepilov
London
Argentina
Congress Pressures Eisenhower as 1957 Session Closes
Congress adjourned for the year with the Democratic majority faulting the record while noting civil rights achievement. The final session left many Eisenhower program goals unacted, including Alaska statehood and Taft Hartley amendments, even as it approved others and extended the budget outlook. The Senate and House plans for future probes and travel studies were announced as the new legislative pace begins after Labor Day.
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Eisenhower
Congress
GOP
Legislative Branch
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Middle East
United States
World Atoms-For-Peace Agency
House
Senate Gop
William F. Knowland
Alaska
Hawaii
Labor Day Weekend Weather Outlook and Forecast
The holiday forecast calls for generally fair weather with slightly warmer temperatures and a few showers around the mountains. Labor Day weekend highs should reach the mid to upper 90s with overnight lows around 65. Trace rainfall was reported yesterday and the top temperature Friday reached 94 in the area.
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Weather Bureau
Yuma
Land Buyers Said Broke in Parker Development Pact
The Colorado River Enterprises faced a $40,000 payment dispute with the Interior Department over a 67,000 acre Parker area development contract. Phoenix attorney George M. Hill said the Barton family, led by S. W. Barton, had debts and little cash, risking a $28 million Colorado River Indian Reservation project affecting Chemehuevi and Mohave Indians.
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Washington
Colorado River Enterprises, Inc
Interior Department
Phoenix
Merrill M. Tozier
Barton
Blytheville, Ark
Colorado River
Parker
George M. Hill
U. S. District Court
Colorado
Barton Uranium Co
Grand Junction
Colo
Hill
Typhoon Bess Hits Iwo Jima With Minor Damage
Typhoon Bess roared past Iwo Jima early today with 100 mile winds but caused no deaths or major damage. Minor repairs were needed on military installations after heavy rain over seven inches. Radio contact briefly dropped but returned. 400 Americans remained stationed amid cave defenses.
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Iwo Jima
Air Force
Iwo
Thurmond Filibuster Cost Taxpayers Over Six Thousand
Senator Strom Thurmond's nearly 25 hour filibuster against the civil rights bill cost American taxpayers about $6,468 in staff time for page production at roughly $77 per page. The tally excludes overtime for shorthand reporters and transcribers.
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Washington
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina Democrat
Congressional Record
Thor rocket launch reported at Cape Canaveral
A 70-foot Air Force Thor like missile was launched yesterday from Cape Canaveral. Observers saw the rocket rise and separate booster section before the long seaward arc. Officials would only confirm a missile launch, with potential Thor exposure marking a first ground flight.
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Cape Canaveral Missile Test Center
Jupiter
Army
Brucker
Cape Canaveral
Back to School In Tucson 42,000 Attend First Day
About 42,000 students will swarm Tucson area classrooms on Tuesday. 1,795 teachers greet nearly 5,000 first graders as enrollment is expected to exceed last year's opening figure of 40,439 by more than 2,000.
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Tucson
Sunnyside
Austerity Hit Davis Monthan Unit With 20 Percent Cut
Inside the Citizen notes a Davis Monthan air base unit faces a 20 percent civilian workforce reduction while the Air Force nationwide trims about 5 percent. The item previews features on football changes, Desert Museum birthday, and Miss Arizona page plans across pages 3, 4, 9, and 26.
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Davis-Monthan
Air Force
Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum
Arizona
America
Lynn Freyse
Holiday Toll Rises as Labor Day Travel Begins
The toll from multiple fatal crashes today climbs as the nation begins a four day Labor Day weekend. At press time 81 deaths are listed with 69 traffic deaths 2 drownings and 10 misc. Most fatalities are expected from highway accidents as millions take to the roads for a final summer holiday fling.
Two In Gory Gondola Death Held
Eugene Thomas a 35 year old transient from Amarillo Texas was found dead beside railroad tracks near Yuma after an assault on a gondola. Investigators arrested James Hudson 36 and Lesley Doig 48 transients after bloodstained clothing and the victim’s belongings appeared in their possession.
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Yuma
Willcox
Eugene Thomas
Amarillo
Tex
James Hudson
Lesley Doig
Colton
Calif
Neely
Pima
James Rodriguez
Thomas
Captain Included Four Deputies Quit and Two Fired
Undersheriff Arthur Grande reports four deputies including Captain James Fleming quit and two others were released for budget economy. The resignations also list Danny DeWeese William Austin and Carl Gifford from patrol. Chief Clerk Carl Godwin and photographer Tunney Wong were released. Fleming declined comment and Gifford said he resigns to run Mt Lemmon Lodge.
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James Fleming
Arthur Grande
Fleming
Danny DeWeese
William Austin
Carl Gifford
Carl Godwin
Tunney Wong
Grande
James Clark
DeWeese
Austin
Gifford
Mt. Lemmon Lodge
Five Killed In El Paso C124 Crash
An Air Force C124 Globemaster crashed two miles from El Paso International Airport during instrument landing killing five men and injuring at least 10. Four dead were confirmed. one missing crewman later found dead. Pilot Capt. Carl J. Bastiem among the survivors. The plane based at Biggs AFB was en route from Hunter AFB to Biggs.
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EL Paso
Tex
el Paso International Airport
Biggs Air Force Base
Carl J. Bastiem
Vey
Biggs
Hunter Afb
Savannah
International Airport
Theodore B. White
Biggs Afb
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