President Eisenhower to Visit Tucson January 14 Overnight
President Eisenhower will stop overnight in Tucson January 14 as part of a drought region tour through the drouth hit Midwest and Southwest. He will be hosted at Davis Monthan Air Base by Brig. Gen. James V. Edmundson and accompanied by White House staff and cabinet members.
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Eisenhower
Tucson
Drouth-Hurt
Midwest
Southwest
James V. Edmundson
Davis Monthan
36Th Air Division
Parkman
Augusta
Associated Press
Arizona
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Colorado
Kansas
White House
Congress
Washington
San Angelo
Tex
Goodfellow Air Force Base
Drouth
San Area
West Woodward
Okla
Clovist N. M
Pueblo
Colo
Garden City
Kan
Wichita
Agriculture Benson
Interior Seaton
Agriculture Department
Army
Murray Snyder
Snyder
Alfred M. Gruenther
Allied Forces
Europe
Gruenther
American Red Cross
Preliminary NLRB ruling targets Shamrock Dairy contracts
A trial examiner Wallace Royster of San Francisco recommends the NLRB rule to end Shamrock Dairy's independent driver contracts after an eight day Tucson hearing on unfair labor practices by Local 310 of the Teamsters. Royster finds the drivers are employees and the dairy illegally discouraged union membership.
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Shamrock Dairy
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Wallace E. Royster
San Francisco
Tucson
Teamsters Union
Shamrock
Royster
Dairy
Examiner
Dave
U N Begins Task Of Clearing Suez
The United Nations salvage operation at Suez starts with a ship on its side blocking the canal and 50 vessels and two bridges awaiting clearance. Lt Gen Wheeler ordered work to begin after Egyptian talks, mines and explosions delaying the effort, with about 16 ships at the north end and 2 at Suez.
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Canal
Suez
U.N
Egypt
Port Said
Abdel Kader Hattem
Cairo
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Mahmoud Fawzi
P. W. Dokoe
Rotterdam
Wheeler
Panama Canal
el Cap
Britain
France
Israel
Negro Woman Shot On Bus In Montgomery Rail Attacks
In Montgomery a 22 year old Negro laundry worker Rosa Jordan was shot in both legs on a city bus amid a series of three armed attacks within 48 hours on buses desegregated under a Federal Court order. Police said the same group likely carried out last night’s strike and city officials ordered buses halted for the night as investigations continue.
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Montgomery
Ala
Mont
Gomery City
Rosa Jordan
E. Y. Lacey
Lacey
Ruppenthal
Yonkers
N. Y
Yonkers Public Library
Queens
New York
James E. Leggett
Thw Police
Kennedy Ie
Twin German Tugs Stand By At El Cap Since December
The Energie and the Auschauer, the world's most powerful tugs, participate in the overall operation and have been stationed at El Cap since December 21.
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Energie
el Cap
Pima Road Fatalities Reach 61 in Deadly December
Pima County records the 61st traffic fatality as 55 year old Joe Page dies after his three wheel scooter crashes into a chain link fence near Southwest Mining Industries. Earlier 60th death involves Florentino Castillo, 25, in a two car collision near Marana. Page swerved to avoid a parked car, struck the fence, and died at County Hospital. City police describe Page as riding south and attempting to pass on the right. Page is survived by his wife.
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Pima County
Joe Page
S. 12Th Ave
Southwest Mining Industries
S. 6Th Ave
Florentino Castillo
Marana
South Tucson
Charles Haller
Page
Haller
Thomas Della Penna
New Blaze Breaks Out Along California Coast
A new fire broke out at Palos Verdes Estates near Santa Monica Bay as three major brush fires raged in the Santa Monica Mountains. The Palos Verdes blaze burned about 200 acres and was controlled in a few hours. Fire officials reported 65 homes destroyed and 27,000 acres burned across the three fires, with Lake Sherwood and Zuma Beach fires discussed as the largest. Governor Knight declared a state of disaster and sought federal aid.
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Malibu
Calif
Palos Verdes Estates
Santa Monica Bay
Palos Verdes
Dorothy Kirsten
Joseph Szigeti
Santa Monica
Los Angeles
Ventura
Lake Sherwood
Pacific Coast Highway
Zuma Beach
Here
James K. Mace
Goodwin Knight
Sacramento
Eisenhower
Los Angeles County
Mace
Ventura County
Traffic Toll In Slow Rise During New Year Holiday
Traffic deaths reached 37, fires 3, other accidents 3 for a total of 43 by 11 30 a.m. EST. The same holiday period on Christmas weekend showed 63 deaths by 1 a.m. indicating a slower but uncertain trend.
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Associated Press
Direct Appeal Urges New York Bomber to Surrender
Police appeal to the New York bomber described as a "mad bomber" to surrender and seek psychiatric treatment. The wave of hoaxes has terrorized theaters, libraries, and public spaces with 72 crank calls since Christmas Eve, while officers expand guard duties and probe a suspect linked to a recent encounter at Grand Central Station.
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New York
Stephen Kennedy
Kennedy
George Cernac
Bethlehem
Grand Central Station
Cernac
New York Public Library
Paramount Theater
Ft. Tilden
Queens
Plan B Plan For Sabino Canyon Hearing Delayed
The Sabino Canyon Tanque Verde Plan B and the L A Romine petition for business zoning of a residential area opposite Country Club Estates will receive a public hearing after 15 days of advertising. Chairman Lambert Kautenburger said the board accepted planning recommendations and will proceed with the required advertising hearing.
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Board of Supervisors
Lambert Kautenburger
Kautenburger
Sabino Canyon
Tanque Verde
L. A. Romine
Country Club Estates
Planning and Zoning Commission
Ben H. Schermerhorn
P&i Commission
P&z
Tucson Sets New High Temperature Record for Date
The Tucson area reported a new high of 75 yesterday, surpassing the previous 73 record from last year. Low near 37, with expected similar temperatures through the weekend. Clear skies, light winds possible, suggesting a calm end to the year.
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Tucson
Mayer Heard Building Sold in Phoenix
The seven story Mayer Heard Building at 122 North Central Street in Phoenix was sold by Lawrence D. Mayer of Tucson and associates to its main tenant, Arizona Savings and Loan Association. The price was not disclosed.
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Phoenix
Mayer-Heard
N. Central
Lawrence D. Mayer
Tucson and Associates
Arizona Savings and Loan Association
Mayer
Arizona
Tucson
James R. Heron
Savings and Loan
Arizona Savings and Loan
Citizen Jackpot Grows No Winners In Crossword Contest
The Citizen reports no winners in Charlie's Crossword Puzzle contest with a weekly prize of 375 dollars. The answer to last week's puzzle appears on Page 32 and related sections reference economic trend forecasts and aid plans.
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Charlie
Middle East
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