School Board Rejects Rincon High Bids
The Tucson School Board voted four to one to reject all Rincon High School bids and to issue a new bid call, likely in the second week of next month, after 上午 executive session with no press present.
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Tucson
Rincon High School
Pima County Board of Supervisors
E. 5Th St
N. Swan Rd
D. L. Secrist
M. M. Sundt Construction Co
James Stewar Co
Secrist
Board of Supervisors
Sundt
Stewart
W. E. Dolph
Stewart Co
Tucson Daily Citizen
Dolph
CofC Joins Bureau Mesa affiliation boosts local service
Mesa Chamber of Commerce joins the National Better Business Bureau. Chamber President Keith Lassen says the affiliation will help serve the Mesa community. The BBB warns communities about unethical promoters and scammers.
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Mesa
Mesa Chamber of Commerce
National Better Business Bureau
Chamber
Keith Lassen
Better Business Bureau
Two Killed and 28 Injured in Bus Truck Collision
A Greyhound bus rear-ended a semi-trailer truck loaded with soybeans 43 miles east of Rock Springs Wyoming on U S Highway 30. Two bus passengers died Gail Demos and a Seattle woman about 45. Twenty eight others were injured, two seriously, with one in critical condition Irene Emperarado of Los Angeles. Coroner to hold inquest. truck driver John Collins of Columbus Nebraska uninjured.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Greyhound
Here
U. S. Highway 30
Wyoming
Gail Demos
Cheyenne
Adolphine Tonar
Seattle
Wash
Irene Emperirado
Los Angeles
Gladys Devan
Sweetwater County Memorial Hospital
Howard Burton
Duahe Jarred
Sidney
Neb
William Villanova
Ted Boatman
John Collins
Columbus
Boatman
Collins
Prairie Land
Man Charged With Forgery and Burglary
Robert Guy Smith, 39, faces forgery and burglary charges after using a check writing machine to create 13 checks for Temp Rite Engineering Co. He was found with six checks and had cashed others at the Manhattan Bar Ginns Liquor Store and Safeway. He entered by climbing a cyclone fence and was arrested after a bartender alerted police.
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Robert Guy Smith
Temp Rite Engineering Co
14Th St
Smith
Ray Ash
Silver Spur
E. Broadway
Ash
Manhattan
N. 6Th Ave
Ginns Liquor
Safeway
Campbell Ave
Silver Spur Tap Room
Broadway
Meyer Street
Eden Eisenhower meet to lead to five power talks
The Daily Sketch predicts a meeting between Prime Minister Eden and President Eisenhower within two months as a precursor to a five power peace conference including Communist China. It notes unlikely Eisenhower attendance with Chinese Reds and outlines follow up talks with Bulganin and later a middle year summit with Mollet and Chou En Lai.
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London
Daily
Sketch Today
Eden
Eisenhower
China
Philadelphia Daily News cuts ninety staff in economy move
Publisher Matthew H. McCloskey and the Newspaper Guild of Greater Philadelphia reached an agreement after threats to cease publication. About 200 editorial and business employees were affected, with severance pay of two weeks per year of service. Ed Delaney, longtime sports editor, was among those dismissed.
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Matthew H. McCloskey
Newspaper Guild of
Greater Philadelphia
McCloskey
the News
Ed Delaney
Guild
Daily News
Philadelphia
National Democratic Finance Committee
Theft of Coat and Items From Parked Car at Swanway Plaza
Mrs. Rose Chucker of 2923 East 10th Street reported a theft from her car parked at Swanway Plaza on East Broadway. Over a half hour period she left groceries in the vehicle and returned to find a cashmere coat valued at 60 dollars a tel amplifier 49.50 a fraternal emblem 10 and prescription sunglasses 18 missing.
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Rose Chucker
10Th St
Suspects in Triple Murder Arrested in Argentina
Police in Buenos Aires announce the arrest of two French citizens, Jean Lunardi age 29 and Francis Cpezza age 23, charged with a triple murder in Paris last January. They reportedly traveled from Marseille as stowaways on several ships and have lived in a suburb for months.
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Buenos Aires
Paris
Jean Lunardi
Francis Cpezza
Marseilles
Argentina
Khrushchev Threatens Satellites Over Capitalism Push
Khrushchev warned Czechoslovakia and other Soviet bloc states that any move toward capitalism would ruin the new life granted by Moscow. He told Rude Pravo and Radio Prague Western help to anti Communist forces would trigger immediate rebuff and urged unity in defense of socialism against national communism and Titoism.
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Vienna
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Russia
West
Khrushchev
Czechoslovakia
Rude Pravo
Radio
Prague
Kremlin
Moscow
Communist Party
Poland
Yugoslavia
Tito
Casa Grande grower heads National Cotton Council panel
Cecil Collerette of Casa Grande was named to lead the National Cotton Council's production and marketing committee. He will preside at the council's annual meeting in St. Louis January 28 and 29. Also named to committees were Clyde Wilson of Buckeye on foreign trade and J. D. Lee of Thatcher on domestic trade barriers.
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Casa Grande
Cecil Collerette
National Cotton Council
St. Louis
Clyde Wilson
Buckeye
J. D. Lee
Thatcher
Labor Leader Dies in Sutton England at 63
J B Figgins veteran British labor leader and former general secretary of the National Union of Railwaymen died yesterday in Sutton England.
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Sutton
England
J. B. Figgins
National Union of Railwaymen
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