Christopher City to Consider Zoning Change Tomorrow
The Christopher City planning commission will hear a four acre business zoning proposal for retirement development northwest of Ft. Lowell Road and Columbus Boulevard. G Alfred McGinnis cites needed services for elderly tenants and limited transport as reasons, while Swan Road land rezoning for heavy industry is also discussed alongside mining land talks and a possible ordinance allowing auto repair at designated service stations along highways.
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Yunty
Zon
Christopher
Christopher’ City
Ft. Lowell, Rd.Columbus
G. Alfred McGinnis
Ft. Lowell Road
Columbus Boulevard
Tucson
Tallow, Co
Swan Rd
Irvington Rd
Anaconda Copper Co
Anaconda
Thhe
Santa Cruz Development Co
Federal
UN negotiators push to resolve Congo and Middle East crisis
United Nations talks intensify as Secretary General Thant leads last minute efforts to avert a U S Soviet clash over peacekeeping costs. Delegates including Nikolai Fedorenko and Adlai Stevenson meet Ghana's Alex Quaison-Lackey to address rival Security Council bids and other hurdles in the crisis.
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United Nations
N.Y
United’ S Nations
O'Thant
Congo
Middle East
A. U.N
Thant
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
U. S
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.N
Alex . Quaison- Lackey
Ghana
Assembly
Quaison-Lackey
Jordan
Maliin
Security Council
Fedorenko
Colorado couple believed lost in Yuma mountains
Rescuers hunt Ed Arl and Gwynn Arl of Colorado Springs after they separated from friends in the Kofa Mountain Range near Arizona 95. A six man ground party and a Marine helicopter from Yuma search the snowy rugged area about 80 miles north of Yuma. Sheriff's officials provide no immediate explanation for their presence.
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Yuma
Colorado
Stone Cabin
Arizona
Ed Arl
Gwynn
Colorado Springs
Colo
Kofa
Travis Yancey
Yancey
C. C. Westerns
British World War II Thrift Leader Dies
Viscount Mackintosh of Halifax, who led Britain’s thrift drive in World War I and headed a major toffee company, died at 73 at Thickthorn Hall Heathersett Norfolk. The cause was not made public.
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London
Viscount Mackintosh
Halifax
Britain
Thickthorn Hall
Heathersett
Norfolk
Knifer Is Sentenced in Apache Reservation Stabbing
Earl D. Vance received an eighteen month prison term from U.S. District Judge James A. Walsh for assault with a deadly weapon arising from a stabbing last October on the San Carlos Apache Reservation. The 24 year old was found guilty earlier this month of the federal charge. He allegedly stabbed his aunt Katherine Kenton, 36, in the left arm with a hunting knife during an argument outside the Kenton home.
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Earl D. Vance
U.S. Dist
James A. Walsh
San Carlos Apache
Katherine. Kenton
Kenton Home
Strong-Arm robberies reported in downtown area
Police investigated two strong-arm robberies over the weekend in the downtown area. Jesus Roger, of Oshrin Indian Hospital, reported three men overpowered him near midnight and stole his boots and about $50. Morris Robinson, 64, from Rt. 2, Box 683, said a man attacked him at S Meyer Ave and W Ochoa St and took a wallet with nearly $200. No arrests were made. descriptions did not match between the two cases.
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Jesus Roger
Oshrin Indian Hospital
E. Speedway
Morris Robinson
Rt. 2
S. Meyer Ave
W. Ochoa St
US Drops Criminal Charges Against GM Locomotives
The government dismissed criminal antitrust charges against General Motors in its diesel locomotive manufacture and sales. Judge Richard B. Austin granted the dismissal at the Justice Department’s request saying evidence failed to prove offenses beyond reasonable doubt. A civil action seeks divestiture of GM's manufacturing division.
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Chicago
General Motors
Richard B. Austin
U.S. District Court
Justice Department
New York City
United States
Boy Killed In Accident With Gun
Kenneth Ricks thirteen died in an accidental shooting at the family home in Gila County. The boy and his brother and another boy were handling a pistol during Christmas present play when it fired, striking Kenneth above the heart. Deputy James Blackburn said the coroner’s jury ruled the death accidental.
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Pine —Upi
Kenneth Ricks
Ricks
Gila County
James Blackburn
Blackburn
Kenneth
Payson
Raymond Ricks
Man Pleads Guilty In Obstruction Case In Tucson
Richard Tuck, one of three Tucson men charged with attempting to bribe a trial witness, pleaded guilty to obstructing justice. Sentencing set for Jan. 18 by U. S. District Judge James A. Walsh. Remaining charge of attempted bribery against Tuck stands. Cunningham and Sanderlin face trial Jan. 5 in a case tied to a $59,000 Pacific Finance Corp. suit against Holiday Motors.
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Richard Tuck
Tucson
U. S. District Court
James A. Walsh
Tuck
E. 24Th
Robert S. Cunningham
Camino de Palmas
Darrold E. Sanderlin
Cunningham
Sanderlin
Albert Becher
Pacific Finance Corp
Holiday Motors
Holaday Motors
Becher
Pacific Finance
Pacific’ Finance
Holaday
Finance ‘Company
Pacific
Executive Dies in West Palm Beach Col William E Phillips
Col William Eric Phillips 71 board chairman of Massey Ferguson Inc died Saturday in West Palm Beach His home was Toronto and he also served as board chairman of Argus Corp Ltd a major holding company and held executive roles with several firms
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West Palm Beach
Fla
William Eric Phillips
Massey-Ferguson, Inc
Phillips
Toronto
Argus Corp. Ltd
Longshoremen Stay Out as Waterfront Dispute Deepens
In Galveston and Houston docks from the ILA, crews were short of workers while a federal peacemaker intensified efforts to settle the Maine to Texas waterfront strike. James J. Reynolds returned to Galveston under presidential orders to avert a crippling walkout on east and gulf coast ports.
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Galveston
Tex
UPI
International Longshoremen’s Association
ILA
Houston
Labor Department
James J. Reynolds
Washington
East
Gulf ‘Coast
West Gulf District
International Longshoremen's Association
Fireworks Blast Kills Woman, Injures Thirty On Galveston Bus
An explosion aboard a bus in Galveston tied to a New Year celebration killed one woman and injured about 30 passengers. The event occurred as concerns rose over Taft Hartley injunction effects and labor disruptions. James J. Reynolds led meetings in Galveston with shippers and longshoremen, planning joint talks.
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UPI
Galveston
Houston
New Orleans
James J. Reynolds
Secretary of Labor
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