Soviet government reshuffles foreign minister post
Dmitri Shepilov is relieved of the foreign minister duties and replaced by Andrei Gromyko. Shepilov returns to the Communist Party Central Committee as one of eight secretaries. The move signals a shift toward former Molotov lines in Soviet foreign policy and offsetting Khrushchev influence.
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Moscow
Dmitri Shepilov
Andrei Gromyko
Shepilov
V. M. Molotov
Communist Party Central Committee
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Gromyko
Molotov
Khrushchev
Tito
Yugoslavia
Stalin
Cominform
Soviet Committee of State Control
Pravda
Supreme Soviet
Middle East
Germany
Japan
Hughes Aircraft to lay off Tucson workers February twenty fifth
Hughes Aircraft officials confirm temporary layoffs at the Tucson plant as the four day week begins. Up to twenty percent of local staff may be cut as part of a realignment of production and delivery schedules, with expansion plans and Air Force contracts unchanged. Union reps promise to cooperate in layoff planning. Subcontractors report reduced orders and cascading layoffs.
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Hughes Aircraft
Tucson
Hughesy
Culver City
Oe City
Hughes
Air Force
Edward Hebert
Hebert
Flowing Wells District Raises Teacher Pay and Budget Hike
Flowing Wells School Board approved a $400 across the board raise for all 45 teachers raising base pay from 3800 to 4200 for 1957 58. Administrative salaries also climbed with principals and directors seeing increases. Tax rate may rise 35 to 40 cents to cover the higher payroll costs and potential hiring of eight new teachers.
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Tucson
Flowing Wells
Bnew
Vuarus Saig Woay Uley Semey
Amphitheater
Ethel Seaman
Carlos LaValle
George N. Smith
LaValle
Smith
William D. Lovett
Flowing Wells High School
Iola Frans
Wanda Adams
Homer Davis
Frans
Adams
Secretary Mitchell To Speak At Arizona Conference
Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell will address the third Arizona statewide industrial development conference at the University of Arizona on March 16. The two day meeting is organized by the Bureau of Business Research and the College of Business and Public Administration with more than 300 Arizonans attending. Dr. Lauren W. Casaday said the event would feature out of state participation.
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James P. Mitchell
Arizona
University of Arizona
Bureau of Business Research
College of Business and Public Administration
Lauren W. Casaday
Teachers Clash Over Merit Pay At National Meeting
About 2,000 school board members debated merit pay at the National School Boards Assn convention in Atlantic City. David Guhl of the NEA urged rejection of merit rating as unfair and unscientific. Edmund Thorne of West Hartford defended pay raises to attract and retain teachers, noting bias and human error can taint any system.
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Coun
National School Boards Assn
States
Hawaii
David C. Guhl
Washington, D. C
Dept. of
National Education Assn
Edmund H. Thorne
West Hartford
Conn
Prosperity Won't Fade Says Treasury Secretary Humphrey
Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey predicts continued prosperity for the next 18 months with no signs of a recession. The subcommittee hearing dated Jan 25 released the testimony to the public today.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Tucson Sees Heat Wave Break Records at 92
Official records show 92 degrees in Tucson yesterday, the date and month highs. The previous date high was 82 in 1955 and the monthly high was 89 in 1943. Expect above average temperatures with no rain and lows of 50 to 56 tonight.
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Tucson
State Office Building Here Gets Green Light
In Phoenix the Senate approved a one million dollar state office building for Tucson with a do pass vote. A related juvenile bill to treat 16 year olds as adults stalled after debate and was retained on the calendar for later floor action.
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Phoenix
Tucson
Senate
House
Judiciary
Robert Wallace
Maricopa
Fred Smith
D-Pinal
Wallace
Smith
Carl Sims
Dmaricopa
Sims
Judiciary Committee
Sen
H. S
Hi) Corbett
R-Pima
Corbett
Earle W. Cook
D-Mohave
Cook
Red Scientists To Be Best Says Father Of H Bomb
Dr Edward Teller warned Russia will have the best scientists in ten years and the United States may no longer lead in science due to training lag. He spoke at a jet age conference urging renewed focus on cultivating scientific manpower and bridging gap between scientists and the public. Detlev Bronk noted a two year college idea under study by the President's committee for scientists and engineers development.
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Washington
Edward Teller
Russia
Teller
United States
Radiation Laboratory
University of California At Berkeley
Air Force Advisory Board
America
Detlev W. Bronk
National Academy of Sciences
Eisenhower
McFarland Urges Open Door Policy In Arizona
Gov. Ernest McFarland urges a freedom of information policy for all state agencies. He cites a January Arizona Newspapers Assn. resolution and says the public has a right to be informed of official acts, calling press suppression a despotic aim. A letter to ANA president Clayton A. Smith outlines the open door goal.
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Phoenix
Ernest McFarland
McFarland
Arizona
Assn. Inc
Clayton A. Smith
Tombstone
ANA
Smith
Help Wanted Ike Dulles urge Truman Turkey visit
Ike and Dulles press President Truman to travel to Turkey for the 10th anniversary of the Truman Doctrine. The note appears on page 6 indicating diplomatic outreach and regional interest.
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Ike
Dulles
Truman
Turkey
Ross
Grimes’ Sisters
Israelis Seek Clarification on Gulf of Aqaba Opening
Israel has sent a generally favorable reply to Dulles on troop withdrawal from Egypt but asks for more U S backing details. Abba Eban will relay the message after an appointment. Israel seeks permanent open access for shipping through the Gulf of Aqaba and firmer U S guarantees regarding Gaza Strip security.
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Israel
Dulles
Egypt
Abba Eban
U. S
Gulf of Aqaba
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