Radio Signals Stir Faint Hope At Sea
Weak radio signals offer faint hope for detecting the Danish ship Hansens Heat with 95 aboard after a collision near Greenland. Hansansen of Denmark manages Green Radio Signals. Milton Bliss Sr., 63, of Fresno, Calif., died at the Veteran's Hospital, becoming Pima County's seventh traffic fatality. six other road deaths were reported.
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Halifax
N.S
Hans
Greenlan Hansansen
Denmark
Green
Milton Bliss Sr
Fresno
Calif
Veteran's Hospital
Pima County
Collision injures Bliss in Pima County traffic crash
Bliss suffered a broken collarbone shoulder and six ribs after a January 19 two car collision at Freeway and West 29th Street. His wife and a son survived, while driver Belinda Webber of Amado faced charges after allegedly running a stop sign.
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Pima County
Bliss
W. 29Th St
Belinda Lois Webber
Amado
Webber
29Th Street
Ee Tahoe
Milton Jr
Waynesboro
Astane Mortenry
Regents Tighten ASU Out-of-State Admissions
The Board of Regents moved to curb out-of-state recruiting by ASU and the two other state universities. A new rule bars out-of-state students from admission consideration at the three campuses, aiming to align entrance standards across the system.
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Board of Regents
Arizona State University
Regents
Univer
Arizona State
Flagstaff
David L. Patrick
Jacome
Regents stall ASU plan to duplicate UA courses
Arizona State University efforts to add courses duplicating those offered at the University of Arizona were halted at a Tucson Board of Regents meeting. Regents signaled no action until committee reports, while rule changes would affect out of state recruiting and admissions across the three universities.
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Arizona State University
University of Arizona
Board of Regents
Tucson
Arizona State
Morris
Gammage
Virginia Ends Barricades in Race Integration Effort
Virginia calmly desegregates as 21 Negro children attend white schools in Norfolk and Arlington County under police cordons. The move follows years of resistance and marks a pivotal step in school integration amid tense scenes and district adjustments.
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Lewis Cousins
Maury High School
Norfolk
Richmond
Virginia
Arlington County
Amphitheater seeks own town amid annexation drive
Amphitheater residents filed a petition to form a town rather than be annexed by Tucson. City Manager Homer said signatures totaling over 9.25 million in assessed value exist in the annexation area, with about 21 million needed. An election could be held in December 1960 after the incorporation process.
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Mgr
Porter W. Homer
Amphi
Flowing Wells ‘N
Tucson
Marvin L. Burton
North Side Protective Assn
Arizona
Board of
Summer Storm Possible Says UA Economist 1959 Upturn
University of Arizona economist Dr Philip Hudson predicted continued rising prosperity for 1959 though a summer storm could impact it. He cited a potential long steel strike as the main risk but still expected the economy to maintain high growth.
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U.S
University of Arizona
Philip Hudson
Cloudy Forecast With Showers and Temperature Shifts
Cloudy conditions bring showers with a noon sun and a high around 71. By 2 PM expect a cooler 61 with humidity near 25 percent. Yesterday peaked at 64 and fell to 27, while year ago highs reached 75 and lows 40.
Inside The Citizen Liberace–Pianist Family Truce
Column notes a reconciled family scene after a public fight. Editorial stance shifts with a fresh columnist starting on the page and a jolting voice.
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Liberace
Economic outlook and steel wage talks forecast recession risk
The report notes production rising to over 140 percent of average while urges moderation in the steel wage dispute. Hudson cites past three-year wage agreements and warns a strike after July 1 could ripple through the economy, risking inflation and a recession.
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O& Indiegueue
Hudson
Receio
Tale Springs
Corporal Nimmo Wins Fascinating Legs Contest in Didcot
In Didcot England Lance Corporal William Nimmo won a legs contest held this weekend. Nimmo said there was nothing to stop men entering and declared the win fair and square.
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Didcot
England
UPI
Lance
William Nimmo
Nimmo
Robbery Victim Lester Lim Dies. Reward Total 10 200 Offered
Funeral details follow the death of Lester Lim, 50, owner of A-1 Market at 3 W. Ft. Lowell Rd. Two robbers pistol whipped him Friday night after stealing 300 from the register and 300 from his wallet. A total 10 200 in rewards is offered by the Chinese Chamber of Commerce and two anonymous supporters.Authorities report a two tone late model car seen nearby and describe the suspects as armed men of Mexican descent, wearing Levis and kerchief-covered faces. Lim survived by wife Lim Lee You Ping, three sons in Tucson, other sons in Hong Kong, and a daughter in Tucson.
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Lester Lim
Lim
W. Ft
Lowell Rd
Chinese Chamber of Commerce
Walden V. Burr
Sheriff’s
Burr
Lim Lee You Ping
Tucson
William
Benny
Driver Gets 140 Years For Seven Deaths
John Moe Jr. from Detroit received a maximum 140 year sentence in Ohio for seven counts of traffic manslaughter after a wrong way head-on crash on the Turnpike killed seven people. He pleaded guilty just before trial, with a passenger also among the killed in the incident.
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Sandusky
Ohio
UPI
John Moe Jr
Detroit
Hines
N.Y
Plan to Promote Industry Spurred by Tucson Chamber Proposal
The Tucson Chamber of Commerce Industrial Development committee recommended forming a county wide development board with a 70000 dollar annual budget and 25000 dollars from each of two sources. The plan aligns with Booz Allen Hamilton recommendations and would end the Coleman committee led by Ben W. Clawson. Clawson said funds need arranging and four months to start operations.
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Tucson Chamber of Commerce
Booz, Allen & Hamilton Industrial
Chamber
Coleman
Ben W. Clawson
Practi
Clawson
Carnival seeks human ape job in Eastleigh
In Eastleigh England carnival officials attracted 600 applications for a human ape role. The job requires wearing an ape skin and posing in a cage for eight days and nights, with carnival secretary Jack Jenvey confirming the details.
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Eastleigh
England
UPI
Carnival
Jack Jenvey
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