Catalina High School floor repair settles union dispute
The $2,750,000 Catalina High School auditorium floor will be fixed after Emerson Scholer and the Pima County Board of Supervisors reached a settlement. Contractors Craviolini and associates had demanded timely payment withheld over alleged architect delays and floor defects.
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Catalina High School
Emerson Scholer
Pima County Board of Supervisors
L. C. Anderson Co
J. J. Craviolini
Scholer & Fuller
Craviolini
Scholer
Foggy Tucson Day Causes Airport Delays and Weather Shifts
A dense fog blanketed Tucson for more than seven hours delaying flights at Municipal Airport until 3:15 a.m. The Weather Bureau and local officials noted prolonged fog with eventual clearing and a forecast of several days of clear weather.
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Tucson
The
Weather Bureau
Donald Monson
Municipal Airport
Monson
Dulles Hopes Israel Will Bow To U N
Secretary of State Dulles expressed hope that Israel would comply with a United Nations resolution demanding withdrawal from the Gaza Strip and Gulf of Aqaba area. He said the US would defend Israel if Russia threatened it and noted no plan to resign or retire.
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Dulles
Israel
U.N
Washington
State Dulles
United Nations
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
U. N
United States
Soviet Union
Russia
U. S
Europe
Suez Canal
Eisenhower
Middle East
Congress
Tito
Yugoslavia
Stocks Slip As Market Dips On Mixed Reports
The New York stock market entered a sinking spell with many issues down $1 to $3 a share in the early afternoon. Activity rose near midday as prices lagged. Brokers blamed pessimistic reports and a shift from popular equities to more conservative investments.
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New York
Goldwater urges $200 million for Middle East air bases
Senator Barry Goldwater argues the United States should spend $200 million to bolster air bases in the Middle East rather than on Eisenhower's proposed economic aid. He also proposes revamping armed forces pay to keep skilled personnel.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
U.S
Middle East
Eisenhower
Arizona Republican
Senate
Senate Action Foreseen On Mideast Plan
President Eisenhower is advised the Senate may begin debate next week on his Middle East resolution. Republican congressional leaders reported the plan during their regular weekly meeting with the President.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Middle East
Narcotics linked death of 17 year old in Tucson case
Autopsy shows Dorothy Louise Hilliard died from morphine group narcotics in what is described as a narcotics party. Patricia Holmes and Jack Hunter connected to the event with Hunter arrested on narcotics charges and Baker bond set. The case marks the third such fatal narcotics incident in Tucson in recent years.
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Dorothy Louise Hilliard
Tucson
Louis Hirsch
Raul Castro
South Sud Avenue
Patricia Holmes
Nogales
Jack Hunter
S. 25Th St
Davis-Monthan
Donald Holme
Miss Holmes
Hunter
Armida Soto
South Side
Stephen Gutierrez
Morris Edwards
Business College
Atomic shelter plan would shield all Americans
Navy experts told a House subcommittee that a nationwide shelter program could offer a 99 percent survival chance in a major one megaton attack. They estimated costs near current defense spending and said shelters for all Americans, with variants for big cities, are feasible within the nation's capacity.
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Washington
Navy
Congress
Defense Department
Naval Ical Defense Laboratory
Hunter’s Point
Calif
House
United States
Big City
Insurance Executive Kills Self in Bloomington Home
George E. Mecherle 51 vice president of State Farm Mutual insurance firms shot himself at his Bloomington home while his wife Marcel la and brother Herbert watched They said he used a .30 caliber carbine rifle thinking it was unloaded Funeral arrangements at Parker Kerr Mortuary and no inquest planned Mecherle also served on the board of directors and as secretary of the auto insurance company He leaves two sons and a grandson with reports of ill health prior to death.
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George E. Mecherle
Calle Encanto
State Farm Mutual Insurance Companies
Herbert L. Mecherle
Bloomington
Marcella
Mecherle
Parker-Kerr Mortuary
Mecherie
Auto
Fire and Life
Mutual Organization
Auto Insurance Company
Edward J. Valeski
George Robert
Champaign
Jil
Douglas Ermond
Dallas
Tex
George Stephen
George
Road Repair A La Carte At N Swan and Linden
Deputies found a report of littering at the intersection of N Swan Rd and E Linden St unfounded. Lee R. Hays of 1817 N Swan Rd said he and his wife patched a large hole in front of their home after the highway department refused. The patch was neatly completed.
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N. Swan Rd
E. Linden
Inside the Citizen Shoot Hungarians Patrols Out with Orders
A page note reports Hungarian patrols ordered to shoot as Kadar shuts the border with Yugoslavia. The item cites Page 3 coverage and notes rising border tension in the region.
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Kadar
Yugoslavia
Arizona
Charlie
Seat Swap At 60 M.P.H. Ends In Death
A two year old Oklahoma girl, Sherry Beth Dickenson, died yesterday when her father tried to move his wife into the driver's seat while traveling about 60 mph on a highway west of Wickenburg. The child was crushed by the car. mother Marlene Dickenson, 20, suffered broken ankle and back injuries. father Dennis Dickenson, 21, and Darrell, 1, were bruised. It was reported the fatality is Arizona highway toll for 1957.
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Wickenburg
Oklahoma
Sherry Beth Dickenson
Dennis C. Dickenson
Oklahoma City
Wickenburg Hospital
Dickenson
Marlene
Darrell
Bill Hanger
George Pemberton
Arizona
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