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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1957
Page
2
Secretary of Labor Mitchell said unemployment may rise in winter but no long lasting problem will emerge. He noted 1957 ended with record output and income, but wage gains lagged prices. For 1958 he cited defense and highway outlays, home building and related industries as stabilizing factors, urging goodwill and levelheaded thinking.
Christensen Construction Co. of Salt Lake City and Leo G. Bateman file a breach of contract suit in U.S. District Court seeking 61100 in damages from W. M. K. Transit Mix Inc. for cancelling a contract to supply 21 000 yards of mixed concrete for Ft. Huachuca housing. The suit claims 23700 costs to move equipment to the site. Randall & Chatwin of Phoenix represents the plaintiff.
Twenty five defendants appeared before U S District Judge James A Walsh after a federal grand jury indicted them last week Pleading innocent were seven including Earl Harney charged with murder for the Oct 25 1937 Louise Cassa Harney death on the San Carlos Reservation and Knapp Chissay for an alleged knife attack on Wallace Tessay at Ft Apache Trial dates were fixed for February 19 February 26 January 14 and January 29 among others Several others pled guilty and face sentences December 30 for illegal re entry narcotics violations and thefts while probation was revised for Ernest Vasquez after his 1954 conviction for mailing obscene matter
Arcal Inc. receives a permit to run a guest ranch with a restaurant mainly for guest convenience at 8700 Tanque Verde Rd. The county zoning inspector denied a restaurant permit earlier, and a County Board of Adjustment appeal in December failed to grant permission, leaving the issue unresolved amid suburban zoning limits.
President Gamal Abdel Nasser announced in Port Said that a recent plot to topple his regime failed. He named Mortada El Maraghi as the interior minister of the toppled government and said 162,500 pounds was sent to finance the conspiracy and later diverted for industrial projects in Port Said.
Cable cars resumed service in San Francisco on Nob Hill with Car No. 61 in maroon and gold. The first run departed Van Ness Avenue and California Street shortly after 7 am, drawing diehard fans and officials eager to ride. The line had been closed for rebuilding since 1956, at a renovation cost of 460000 dollars, one of three remaining in the city.
A group of 13 businessmen and property owners protested at City Hall against a proposed divider strip on West Speedway between Main Avenue and 13th Street. They argued it would hurt business and hinder access to West Speedway and Main Avenue as construction proceeds to widen the road and add an underpass at the Southern Pacific crossing. The project is federally funded under State Highway Department control with the city as sponsor. City Manager Porter W Homer said the Council would decide possible actions.
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