Union Crosses Picket Lines At Morenci
Union members from Mine Mill and Smelter cross picket lines at Phelps Dodge Morenci mine amid ongoing Arizona copper labor dispute. Estimates of crossers range from 50 to over 150 with four sheriffs deputies at the gates. Leaders urge unity among unions to avoid future clashes as Mine Mill members consider returning to work by Friday.
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International Union of Mine, Mill & Smelter
Phelps Dodge Corp
Morenci
Sherif
Frank Essex
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers
Mine Mill
Morenci Mine Mill Local 618
David Velasquez
Brotherhood of Railroad Trai
Essex
Jack Marcott
Marcotti
Dodge
Marcoti
Warm Days Ahead Amid Rodeo Open Forecast
Weatherman predicts variable cloudiness and warmer weather for Thursday May 10 as the rodeo and Tucson Open begin. Tempts swing from a 65 high after a night drop, with 81 degrees earlier in the day and 18 percent humidity. Gusty winds possible as front positions shift.
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Thurs
Tucson
Soviet Rejects Partial Test Ban and Proposes Mobile Inspections
In Geneva the Soviet Union rejected President Eisenhower's partial ban idea as unacceptable and offered new concessions. Soviet delegate Semyon Tsarapkin proposed mobile inspection teams to verify earth tremors to detect potential illegal nuclear tests, signaling a broader test ban approach.
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Geneva
N—Ie
Soviet Union
Fisenhower
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Tsarapkin
Primary Voters Fill First Six Hours Across Wards 3 5 and 6
A total of 245 ballots cast in the first six hours of voting in Ward 3 5 and 6. Democratic turnout lags Republican by 245 to 103 though primary results do not decide April 5 general election candidates. Polls stay open at listed schools with ward by ward totals and candidate names provided.
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Charles Branin
James
Zand St
Wakefield
W. 44Th St .Ward
Robison
Bonillas
E. Moth
Corbett
Ike's Civil Rights Bill Blocked
A Southern Democrat blocked a move to report Ike's seven point civil rights bill from the Senate Judiciary Committee. In the House the Rules Committee heard from Representative Tuck who argued there is no need for civil rights legislation. Senate leaders used a parliamentary maneuver to advance the issue to the floor via a harmless bill, with the process signaling eventual amendments to voting and school matters while the Judiciary Committee remains blocked.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Kenneth B. Keating
RNY
Olin D. Johnston
D-Sc
Johnston
James 0. Eastland
D: Miss
Capitol
House Rules Committee
William M. Tuck
D-Va
Tuck
Virginia
Eating
Senate Committee
Jacob K. Javits
Paul Douglas
D-Ii
Thewo
Attorney General
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Stella
Federal grand jury indicts GE Westinghouse for price fixing
A Philadelphia UPI bulletin reports a federal grand jury today indicted General Electric Co Westinghouse Corp and three other firms on charges of fixing prices in the electric equipment sector.
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Philadelphia
Upia Federal Grand Jury
General Electric Co
Westinghouse Corp
Arraignments Delayed by Abbott Illness and Motions
A surprise report that Abbott was hospitalized at St. Mary's Hospital postponed his arraignment in Superior Court on bribery charges. Defense motions also delayed the arraignment of Lambert Kaucenburger and Sam Kaufman. Kau tenburger seeks a new judge, claiming bias, while Murphey was scratched from the docket. The four men were slated to face charges filed by Mrs. Joan Delaney, foreman of the Pima County Grand Jury.
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Alexander L
Pop) Abbott
St. Mary's Hospital
Lambert Kaucenburger
Sam R. Kaufman
Kauenburger
Lee Garreet
John W. Murphey
Audge Garrett
Kautenburger
Garrett
Kautersburger
Garret
Rucker
Rogge
Abbot
Jarrett
Paar to Return to Show on March 7 NBC announces
NBC officials Robert Kintner and Robert Sarnoff announced Jack Paar will return to the Jack Paar Show on March 7 after a three week vacation. The decision followed a Florida conference with Paar and NBC executives.
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Paar
Aeeteentteeeee
Tae Reet
National Broadcasting Co
Florida
NBC
Robert E. Kintner
Robert Sarnovt
Rom Kinser
Rob S.rnoff
Jack Paar
Jack
Tack
Mar
Sarnot
Local Flu Cases Decline in Pima County Health Report
Influenza cases in Pima County eased after a peak, with 2016 counts down from a prior week’s 1,179. Health official Closson noted two to three weeks more to confirm the trend as school absenteeism also fell overall, except for Amphitheater High School where figures were slightly higher.
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Pima County Health
Closson
Hhealth Department
Dlowen
Amphitheater
Lena Horne clashes at Luau over insulting remarks
At Beverly Hills Luau Lena Horne and her husband Lennie Hayton arrived after midnight. A waiter recalled a derogatory remark about Horne prompting her to hurl objects including an ashtray at Harvey St Vincent and others. Police filed a brief report. no charges were pressed.
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Beverly Hills
Cali
UPI
Lena Horne
Miss Horne
Harvey St Vincent
St. Vincent
Ams Horne
Don J. Vicay
Luau
Lennie Hayton
Viray
Norman Wynne
Vincent
Wynne
Hayton
Special Burglar System Works For Tuersonian
Walter W. Hopkins reports a burglar entered his home by forcing a rear door. A note on a strongbox claimed no money inside and offered a $10 bill to any thief who breaks in to buy a meal. The thief took the money and left, with no other disturbances observed.
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Walter W. Hopkins
Calle Miramonte
Rodeo Ticket Sales Pace Near 1958 Peak in Tucson
Tucson’s 39th annual rodeo tickets are selling at a record pace through Thursday. Don Rell the rodeo field manager says advance sales total nearly 28 000 with last year’s receipts around 866 000. Significant out of town interest and strong prize money up to over 30 000 for four days. Beutler Bros of Oklahoma supply stock for the event sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce with 10100 prize money provided by the chamber.
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Tucson
Don Rell
Chamber of Commerce
Beutler Bros
Okla
252 766 Now Live In Tucson Population Update
Greater Tucson's population is pegged at 252 768 as of Jan 1, an increase of 19 280 from the previous year. CE Hockings of Tucson Gas & Electric cites 233 486 on Jan 31 1950 and 185 952 within city limits as of Jan 3 this year. Residential electric customers total 64.7 percent, up 488 000 since Jan 31, 1980.
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Greater
Tucson
CE. Hockings
Tucson Gas & Electric
Hockings
Ancrease
Inside The Citizen Page Turns And Sections
Inside The Citizen outlines sectioned content with page numbers including public records sports editorials and features. It highlights columns such as Open Records and Woman's View and lists recurring pages like Tucson Tonight and Radio-TV. The content suggests a newspaper table of contents rather than a single news item.
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French Empire
Citizen Charlie
Radio-Tv N Comics
Woman's View
Financial
Tucson Tonight
Eisenhower asks Congress for 4.175 Billion Foreign Aid
President Eisenhower urged Congress to approve 4.175 billion dollars in new foreign aid to strengthen the free world against Soviet expansion. The plan allocates 2 billion for military aid and 2.175 billion for economic and technical assistance, with emphasis on Asia, the Middle East, and Europe. He argued aid is essential to curb communism and cited China Tibet and the Taiwan Straits as indicators of growing threat. The request includes a 29 million fund for a regional training program and support for the India Pakistan water dispute settlement.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Asia
Middle East
Europe
Isenhower
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Diet Union
China
Tibet
Taiwan Straits
Laos
Indian
Christian A
House
Foreign Aids Committee
Hisenhower
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India
Pakistan
Beza
World Bank
Indus River Basin
Sahara Desert
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