Labor chiefs oppose wage moratorium plan to curb inflation
AFL CIO leaders reject a proposal backed by AFLCIO Building and Construction Trades chief to forgo 1958 wage boosts. George Meany denounced the idea while supporting voluntary restraint. Mitchell urged careful consideration and noted labor industry agreement is needed.
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Atlantic City
N. J
George Meany
Afl.-Cio
Aflcio
Gemewheere
Richard J Gray
Aflcio Building and Construction Trades Department
Afl-Cio
Mitchell
Gray
Afl-Cio Metal Trades Department
Eisenhower
Lloyd Mashburn
Lathors Union
Trical Workers
James A. Brownlow
Metal Trades Department
Satellite Engineers Tackle Final Kinks
At Cape Canaveral engineers rushed to finish America's first space satellite launch preparations. They fixed a ground cooling valve issue and addressed second stage noise interference to prevent rocket wobble. Grand Central Rocket Co. officials voiced optimism about a dawn launch and potential records. The third stage rocket, also a satellite carrier, will trail a white shell 5 feet long as it launches.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
America
Vanguard
Hartzell
One Island Isolated Damage In Hawaii From Nina
Hurricane Nina skirted Hawaii with 92 mph winds, causing light to moderate damage on most islands. Niihau, closest to the center, lost communication and Kauai faced the worst effects with over 1,500 people moved from flood zones and seven Red Cross evacuation centers. A Coast Guard search for a missing 43-foot boat continued as Oahu reported a storm-related death from electrocution.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Nina
Pacific
Niihau
Coast Guard
Kauai
Garden
Red Cross
Oahu
Herman J. Palenapa Jr
Stevenson Considers Paris NATO Summit Invite
Adlai E. Stevenson said he may attend the Paris NATO summit if his work with Secretary of State Dulles allows. He noted President Eisenhower gave no final hint on heading the US delegation and doctors’ advice will decide the President’s travel. Stevenson called himself a consultant to Dulles on NATO matters.
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Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
White House
Eisenhower
NATO
Paris
State Dulles
Stevenson
Dulles
UCC Reaches 83 5 Percent In Fund Drive Progress
The United Community Campaign reports 83.5 percent of its $783,138 goal with $650 446 raised. Campaign chairman Elmer E Present urges continued outreach to finish prospects missed earlier. Neighborhood Business and Educational divisions exceed targets while Residential nears completion with 91 percent of its $65 638 quota.
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United Community Campaign Today
Elmer E. Present
UCC
Educational
Record low hits 27 as cold spell grips area
The thermometer sank to 27 degrees early today, beating the 1945 record of 28. Forecast calls for continued cool with high clouds and possible wind, with a near-freezing night ahead and a high around 65 tomorrow. Yesterday's high was 64.
Benson Refutes Resignation Says He Will Stay Secretary
Secretary Ezra Taft Benson declared he will not resign and will continue as Secretary of Agriculture. He spoke at a crowded news conference calling his remarks a statement of resolve, addressing speculation about his political standing and farm policy assurances.
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Washington
Ezra Taft Benson
Benson
Defense and Foreign Aid Seek Big Budget Increases
President Eisenhower and aides briefed congressional leaders on plans to raise defense spending to about 40 billion dollars and foreign aid to roughly 3.94 billion to meet Soviet space age challenges. The five hour White House conference covered missile programs and allied arms talks, with no tax changes or debt ceiling decisions made.
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White House
House
Sam Rayburn
Sen
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Congress
Joseph Martin
R-Mass
Leo Allen
R-Ill
Washington
Eisenhower
U. S
Russia
Richard M. Nixon
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
James van Zandt
R-Pa
Europe
Scandinavian
Harry S. Byrd
Dva
Senate Finance Committee
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Tucson Wins Authority To Extend Runway To 15000 Feet
Tucson Municipal Airport won permission from the U S Corps of Engineers to clear 190 61 acres and begin site prep to extend the runway from 12 000 to 15 000 feet next year The move ends five years of effort to gain a civil long runway aiding airline production testing and pilot training efforts under Hughes Aircraft Co control of the land.
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U. S. Corps of Engineers
Air Force
Hughes Aircraft Co
Mgr. R. W. F
Bob) Schmidt
United States
Schmidt
Donald Williams
Corps of Engineers Office
Phoenix
Tucson
U. S. Air Force
Crossword Jackpot Reaches $550 This Week
The Citizen notes a $550 crossword jackpot with tips for the solution on Page 3. Also highlights fashion in pink on Page 8 and reports on juvenile court referees aiding a judge on Page 12 and Deborah Kerr’s views on life after death on Page 20.
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Charlie
Deborah Kerr
Hollywood Star
Arizona Album 10 Molly-4 School News Vv Comics
The page aggregates sections including School News and Comics with brief notes on upcoming features and local items. It lists sections such as Sports, Crossword Puzzle and Weather across a vintage newspaper layout, signaling an early 20th century style columnar page.
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Arizona
Radio-Tv
Tucson
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Detroit
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers
Reuther
David R. Corbin
Naval Research Laboratory
Charles E. Bartley
Redlands, Calif
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Wilbur G. Hartzell
Grand Central
Adlai
A. Pache
Lewis L. Strauss
Dara
Russell
Johnson
Tucson Municipal
Emil Matiash
Harry Matiash
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