Eisenhower arrives in Rio heads crowd and warns communism
President Eisenhower is greeted by massive crowds in Rio de Janeiro. He delivers a speech urging "hands off" in American affairs, advocating world peace and peaceful development funded by disarmament savings. He stresses U S commitments to free choice of government and philosophy among American nations.
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Cat Genius Treed Seven Days Tries Rescue
Alex Oberlick and his family endure a seven day cat ordeal as Genius the tomcat remains perched high in a cyprus tree. They seek help from the animal shelter fire department and tree surgeons but face no response.
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Ribicoff Calls Tough Traffic Law in Arizona Visit
Connecticut Governor Abraham Ribicoff urges licenses for speeding and drunk driving as a cure for high traffic deaths. He cites Arizona’s 1959 toll of 248 and Connecticut’s 2.5 per 100 million miles, and notes discussions with Gov. Paul Fannin. He outlines penalties for offenses and stresses press support. He also forecasts Kennedy’s nomination and notes his Arizona schedule with political and religious engagements.
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Arizona
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Tucson Gas Gilt Hikes TMC Fund
Tucson Gas & Electric donates 33334 to Tucson Medical Center fund drive raising total to 411181 for expansion including a maternity and children’s wing at the hospital.
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Petition seeks vote on Tucson water rate rise
Members of the Property Owners Protective Assn filed a petition with 2 364 signatures demanding a popular vote on the water rate increase passed last August. The council has 25 days to comply or call an election. city clerk must verify signatures in 10 days. Mayor calls the move irresponsible. councilmen say rate hike is justified by bond needs and compares favorably with peers.
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W. W. Akers
Tucson
City Hall
Mary Fields
Inside The Citizen Elvis and Ballet News
The Army's stance and changes loom as Elvis is discussed in defense coverage. Ballet Russe sections highlight a label controversy and disputes about authenticity and branding.
Bond Issues Win for District 1 Schools
District 1 officials move to start building after voters approve a 9.9 million bond by about two to one. Four proposals passed, including Palo Verde High School work, with light turnout of 6,822 at 18 polling places. Construction aims for 1962 with new elementary and junior high classrooms and site purchases on the drawing board.
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Rincon High School
Delbert L. Secrist
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Doolen
Tully
van Buskirk
Government Heights
Whitmore
Sewell
Keen
County Board of Supervisors
Premier Antonio Segni Resigns in Italian Political Crisis
Rome reports Premier Antonio Segni resigned amid a split in the ruling Christian Democratic party and mounting pressure from factional rivals. Analysts say the crisis could benefit Italy's Communist party even as Italy retains pro Western alignment.
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Goldwater urges sugar quota cuts for Cuba and boosts others
Senator Barry Goldwater urged cutting Cuba sugar imports and increasing quotas for Mexico and other friendly nations. He said continuing recognition of Cuba as a sugar source is folly while Castro governs. Congress is expected to act before the import law expires this year.
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Atlas Expert Quits to Criticize Eisenhower Defense Policy
Atlas missile producer Convair General Dynamics vice president Thomas G. Lanphier Jr resigns to freely attack President Eisenhower's defense policies. He accuses the White House of poor knowledge of modern weapons and a slow pace in adopting new tech after a Canaveral trip. Lanphier cites his prior defense work while criticizing the administration.
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America
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Air Force
Lanphier criticizes Eisenhower defense policy and space weapons
Lanphier asserts Eisenhower risks the nation's survival and questions the lack of firsthand knowledge of weapon development. He praises Symington as diligent on defense and suggests Khrushchev is not impressed by the presidential image. He accuses top leaders of missing direct site visits and dismisses space weapons as peripheral.
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Collision Kills Auto Salesman
Harold E. Droz, 36, an auto salesman for Young Buick Inc., was killed when his small foreign car collided with a tow truck at West Street and North 9th. He was thrown against a utility pole and died at St. Mary's Hospital at 6:15 p.m. The other driver was George Medina Jr., 22, of Medina's Service Garage. The wreck occurred as Droz headed north on 9th and the wrecker east on 1st street.
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Droz Fatality Marks 10th Traffic Death in Pima County
Medina says he braked to avoid a small car entering the intersection but could not stop in time. Harold E Droz 10th Pima County traffic fatality of 196Q. Survives include wife Fern Tucson a 10 month old daughter Jannine his parents Mr and Mrs Gaston Droz Fairfield Iowa and sister Mrs Jim Shannon Fairfield. Funeral arrangements by Adair Funeral Home. See Picture Page 3.
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Pima County
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Iowa
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Adair Funeral Home
Cold spell lingers with mild next day forecast
Tourists and locals endure a chilly spell with variable cloudiness. Winds ease tonight, keeping temperatures near 30 while today reaches 47 in the sun. Tomorrow's high expected between 50 and 55 as humidity sits around 30 percent.
Buzard Removed From Office In Arizona Ruling
Maricopa County Superior Judge R. C. Stanford Jr. voided A P Buzard's election to the State Corporation Commission ruling voters were defrauded by his campaign tactics. William T Brooks is ordered as the legal officeholder and could pursue an appeal stay.
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Jack) Buzard
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Bill) Brooks
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Arizona Supreme Court
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Arizona
the Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
Millard C. Hardin
Tucson
Harold Brasfield
Corporation Commission
Plane crash lands south of Tucson injures two Californians
Two California businessmen escaped serious injury when their light Beech Bonanza crash landed off Twin Buttes road west of Sahuarita after the engine quit at 9 000 feet. Pilot Robert S. Strasburg 39 and passenger Fred F. Loegering 51, both of Palos Verdes Estates, were brought to St Marys Hospital in satisfactory condition with facial, head and limb injuries. The crash occurred about 2 45 pm as the four place aircraft skidded into a wash embankment after failing to land on the macadam road. An unidentified passerby aided the men then alerted authorities and drove them toward Tucson. an ambulance met them on No gales highway. The plane was grounded under guard.
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Palos Verdes Estates
Calif
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Palo Verdes Estates
Strasburg
Loegering
Pima County
Crash Landing Triggers FAA Investigation
Investigators from the Federal Aviation Agency in Phoenix will probe a crash involving a Lo Pac Corp plane returning from a duck and quail trip in Mexico. Another Beechcraft with a part owner and four others followed, diverting to the Nogales airport after hearing the forced down report.
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