United States and Israel Near Withdrawal Accord
United States and Israel move toward a formula for troop withdrawal without sanctions but Egypt’s assent and U.N. action are key. Dulles and Eban discussed U.N. angles as Hammarskjold may become involved, with Dulles meeting Eisenhower briefly. The U.N. General Assembly postponed again as Asia Africa bloc pushes sanctions.
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Washington
United States
Israel
Egypt
United Nations
Dulles
Abba Eban
Eban
Jerusalem
State Department
U.N. Angles
Dag Hammarskjold
New York
Eisenhower
White House
Middle East
Guy Mollet
David Ben-Gurion
Dulles- Eban
Senate
U.N
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
U.N. General Assembly
Sharm el Sheikh
Wider Area Sought For Wage Law
Secretary of Labor Mitchell proposed expanding the federal minimum wage to cover 244 million workers, though he noted most already earn at least one dollar per hour. He outlined administration recommendations to broaden coverage and enforce the wage standard.
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Washington
Mitchell
Tucson Firms to be Affected by Proposed Recommendations
Arizona State Employment office in Tucson says eleven retail firms employ over 100 people, plus two more firms, three laundries and two dairies. No totals on business. About seven other smaller firms in national chains could be affected by the recommendations.
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Arizona
Tucson
Senator Hearings Open on Fair Labor Standards Act Scope
Coverage plans unfold at Senate labor subcommittee as AFL-CIO pushes extending minimum wage to nearly 10 million workers. Mitchell proposes expanding to about two million retail workers plus smaller groups in transit, telecommunication, seafaring, hotels, taxis, and construction.
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Senate Labor Subcommittee
Mitchell
Congress
Afl-Cio
PTA Backs School Health Proposal
The state PTA president Mrs. Leland Burkhart says the group will back a permissive bill allowing school districts to provide medical treatment and vaccinations to indigent students. The Arizona School Board Assn. also approved a similar resolution led by Dr. D. L. Secrist of Tucson District No. 1. County attorney rules currently bar such treatment and inoculations.
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Tucson
Citizen Raises Weekly Price and Per Copy Charge
Beginning today the Citizen raises the weekly price to 40 cents for the evening paper an increase of 5 cents due to rising costs. Next Friday March 1 the per copy price rises to 10 cents at all news stands as the trend spreads from Phoenix to major West Coast cities.
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The
Citizen
Phoenix
Hot-Rod Driver Kills Father Of Six In Independence
Albert F. Leck father of six was killed when a souped up racer fleeing police collided with his car near Sugar Creek. Driver Robert Morgan, 20, faced manslaughter charges, bond set at 3500 with hearing scheduled March 5. Leck, 42, worked as a metal finisher and salesman to support his family.
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Independence
Albert F. Leck
Woody Hatfield
Sugar Creek
Kansas City
Hatfield
Leck
Robert Eugene Morgan
del Thomas
Morgan
Gan
Ten Commandments bill aims to curb Arizonans conduct
A legislator introduces a bill modeled on the Ten Commandments to regulate behavior in Arizona. The measure seeks moral guidance through state policy, reflecting a wave of social legislation discussed in the capital.
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Charlie
Nation
County Kingdoms Threatened in Redistricting Bill
Phoenix representatives Alvin Wessler and Keith Brown seek to end county supervisor kingdoms by enforcing district equality. The bill targets Pima County where districts are unevenly populated and valued. It would require three districts with electors within 25 to 40 percent of last general election totals and allow mandamus to enforce the redistricting. A separate measure proposing five member boards is noted as unlikely to pass.
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Phoenix
Alvin Wessler
Keith $. Brown
Pima
Pima County
Board of Supervisors
Wessler
District 1
District 2
District 3
Regents OK Tempe engineering program and masters plan
The Arizona Board of Regents approved a Tempe engineering program and master’s degrees at Arizona State College Tempe and Flagstaff. The plan sets over 11 million dollars in two-year funding with a 50 50 year split to keep taxes low. A report urged Tempe to grant master’s in engineering after undergrad accreditation by 1961 or summer session start.
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Tempe
Arizona Board of Regents
Arizona State College
Regents
House
Senate Appropriations Committees
Flagstaff
John Babbitt
Tempe School
Engineering Council For Professional Development
Dewy Weekend Skies Mark Light Rain Trace
A weather note reports only trace rainfall over the weekend with light dew and a forecast of lows around 44 to 45. The Tucson rodeo faced a dry forecast despite a wind shift aloft.
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Tucson Rodeo
Rodeo Grounds
Safeway manager slugged during morning robbery
Clifford Smith, 33, manager of the Safeway at 1310 S 6th Ave, was struck from behind and robbed of 2600 dollars after an armored car delivery at about 9 20 am. A gunman fled toward 24th street with the cash, aided by a witness and surrounded by eight customers. The suspect, a white man aged 50 to 55, 5 feet 10 inches, 160 to 170 pounds, wore a brown hat and brown coat.
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Safeway
Clifford Smith
S. 6Th Ave
Smith
24Th Street
Clyde Harper
Harper
Paz Gomez
E. 24Th St
Legal challenge seeks to bar juvenile to adult court transfer
In Pinal County Tucson, Martin S. Rogers files for a writ of habeas corpus to block Juvenile Court releases to Superior Court for trial and sentencing as adults for John Vigileos who was 16 at sentencing. He argues no law grants such power and challenges trial, jury, and sentencing procedures as unconstitutional.
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Pinal County
Tucson
Ctty
Martin S. Rogers
Rogers
John C. Vigileos
Vigileos
Arizona State
Justice of the Peace
ATTY
Robert Morrison
Arizona
Morrison
J. Mercer Johnson
Superior Court
Robert S. Tullar
Johnson
W. 43Rd St
Ray Garcia
William C. Truman
Florence
Barefoot Nogales Girl at Center of Tug of War
In Ashland Kentucky 13 year old Mercedes Cota living in the area faces immigration questions over her legal status. Brought from Nogales Arizona by Mrs June Tetrick she was cared for by her grandparents in Mexico and a birth certificate could not be found. The Mexican embassy seeks return of the girl to Cananea Mexico while U S officials investigate. Mercedes attends school and exchanges English and Spanish lessons with Gertrude Ramey Children's Home staff.
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Ashland
Mercedes Cota
United States
Mercedes
Kentucky
June Tetrick
Nogales
Ariz
Mexico
Angel Cota
Cananea
Buotton
Cincinnati
U. S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
House Approves Juvenile Felon Bill in Tucson Vote
The Arizona House approved the bill 55 to 21 to empower judges to try 16 year olds as adults under certain conditions. Four Pima County representatives opposed with Rep. Holsclaw criticizing editorials and noting the measure's applicability to first offenders. The proposal moves to the Senate and, if passed, would go to a 1958 public vote.
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Phoenix
Arizona House of Representa
Pima County
Harold L. Cook
E. T. Seaberg
Douglas S. Holsclaw
Frank G. Robles
Holsclaw
Cook
Senate
Why We're Wider On Some Pages
The Citizen announces a temporary use of wider pages for a week due to paper shortages. The paper will switch to one more column per page, affecting several sections as the schedule adjusts.
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Citizen
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Jacome
William R. Mathews
University of Arizona
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