Americans Shown Need For Long Look At U N
Lyle C. Wilson reports on how bloc voting and rising U N membership challenge U S policy. Walter Lippmann notes Africa Asia bloc, with India as key. Krishna Menon’s opposition shapes U S projects. Knowland warns of limited U N compliance undermining U S security and U N's role as anchor in foreign policy.
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U.N
Walter Lippmann
U. S
U. N
Assembly
South Africa
Hungary
Lippmann
India
United States
United Nations
Krishna Menon
General Assembly
Knowland
U. N. Council
Israel
Soviet Union
Kashmir
Egypt
Suez Canal
Truman
Eisenhower
Pima Reports On Juveniles Delinquency Shifts In County
Juvenile crime in Pima County is rising among 13 to 15 year olds. Chief probation officer Lyman C. Foster notes a 10 percent increase over five years. Judge J Mercer Johnson warns of a dangerous cross over from traffic offenses to more serious crimes. In the past year 191 children were placed on probation and 423 delinquent and 155 neglected or dependent cases were under jurisdiction. Traffic violations numbered 2 728 with 868 licenses suspended and 243 restricted. Authorities stress ongoing need for parental discipline and professional treatment rather than simple punishment.
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Lyman C. Foster
Johnson
Pima County
State
Foster
Tucson
A.whipping
Israel seeks U S clarification on Gulf Aqaba Gaza proposal
Israel’s government asks Washington to clarify U S proposals that included conditional U S support for freedom of navigation in the Gulf of Aqaba and security safeguards for the Gaza Strip. Premier Ben Gurion is ailing and his cabinet postponed a meeting to consider the proposals advanced by Secretary of State Dulles.
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David Ben-Gurion
Washington
U.S
Gulf of Aqaba
Strip
Ben- Gurion
Dulles
Freshman lawmakers revive stalled building code bill in Arizona
Two freshman representatives moved to reconsider House Bill 71, previously tabled in committee. With 13 of 15 members present, a key vote allowed the bill to return to floor amid debate over county building codes and safety concerns raised by photographs of Littletown homes.
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Phoenix
W. G. Bodell
Pima
House
Harold L. Cook
William Stephens
Maricopa
Cook
Bodell
Stephens
Tucson
Littletown
Abraham Lincoln
Israel presses U.N. plan amid Dulles proposal debate
Israel seeks guarantees before withdrawing troops from Gaza and Sinai and presses U.N. troop observers to deter Arab raids. The Dulles plan, praised by Israel and questioned by Egypt, spurs a mixed reception at U.N. in New York as Cairo-backed press warns promises bind Egypt not.
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U.N
Dulles
United States
Gulf of Aqaba
Red Sea
Egypt
Gaza
New York
Middle East
Cairo
al Gumburriya
Stocks Take Higher Trend
NEW YORK stock market rose steadily in active trading with mid afternoon gains ranging from a few cents to six or more a share. Late prices showed Kennecott up 2.25 to 106.25 International Nickel 4.50 to 102 U S Steel 1.62 to 59.87 Lukens 3.25 to 49.25 General Dynamics 1.62 to 58.62 Gulf Oil 3.25 to 110.75 Union Carbide 1.87 to 102.50 and Du Pont down 1 to 177. Brokers expect another rally attempt after yesterday's rebound failed to hold.
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Kennecott
International Nickel
U.S. Steel
Lukens
General Dynamics
Gulf Oil
Union Carbide
du Pont
Constitutional amendment to try juveniles as adults clears committees
A proposed constitutional amendment to allow juvenile felony suspects to be tried as adults cleared its committees in Phoenix and moves to the House floor for debate after Judiciary signs off on legal form. The panel will not block policy but may amend for technical reasons before full consideration.
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Phoenix
House
Judiciary Committee
Judiciary
Mute Sister In Law Testifies At Drug Murder Hearing
The deaf mute sister in law of Jack Hunter testified via sign language that Hunter threatened her after learning of Dorothy Hilliard a 17 year old's narcotics death. Hunter, 22, was bound over for Superior Court on second degree murder and administering narcotics.
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Jack Hunter
Hunter
Dorothy Hilliard
Hazel Hunter
William Hunter
Ralph Hoag
Arizona State School For the Deaf and Blind
Hilliard
Patricia Holmes
Nogales
Kingman Gunman Charged With Kidnaping Girl
FBI charged 34 year old ex convict Charles E Turner with kidnaping a 17 year old Helena Montana girl in Kingman Arizona after a gunpoint abduction and alleged rape en route. Turner surrendered after a gun battle and was held in Mohave County jail. Louise Freeland aided capture by convincing Turner to surrender.
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Kingman, Ariz
FBI
Helena, Mont
Charles E. Turner
U.S
F. X. Gordon
Kingman
Joyce Hitchcock
Turner
Mohave County
Frank Porter
Harold Hanna
Hanna
Miss Hitchcock
Helena
Arizona
Ideal Days: Weather Forecast Shows Warm Days Ahead
The article notes ranchers worry about wetter conditions while others call it ideal. Temps rose to 85 yesterday and fell to 52 this morning with highs in the 80s and lows around mid 40s to 50s for the coming days.
United States charges USSR mocks U N actions at U N session
The United States charged that the Soviet Union was mocking the United Nations by calling for a debate on alleged American aggressive actions. The charge came as the U N steering committee prepared to meet to consider the Soviet request to add a new General Assembly agenda item concerning American actions.
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United Nations
N. Y
United States Today
Soviet Union
U. S
U. N
General Assembly
Longshoremen Strike Paralyzes East Coast Shipping
A 45,000 strong strike from Portland to Hampton Roads halted ships and left cargoes piled on piers and in holds. ILA official Patrick Connolly calls the walkout 100 percent effective as contract talks with 176 firms sour, with optimism fading and leaders forecasting a hard, prolonged dispute.
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New York
Portland
Hampton Roads
Patrick J. Connolly
International Longshoremen’s Assn
Ind
ILA
Lars
Alexander P. Chopin
New York Shipping Assn
William V. Bradley
Rumors Claim Wilson to Remain Secretary of Defense
Inside the Citizen notes Pentagon chatter that Robert Wilson will stay on as secretary of defense amid circulating discussions. Page 3 coverage highlights unnamed sources and general political context.
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Wilson
Earth
YMCA
Far East
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