U S Delays Plan Seeking Support At United Nations
The United States paused submission of a Middle East compromise plan while seeking backing from Israel and Egypt. Lodge met Egyptian Foreign Minister Fawzi as Meir discussed with Dulles in Washington. Talks with six other nations continue to craft language reflecting Eisenhower's policies.
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Lodge
India
V. K. Krishna Menon
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Meir
Abba Eban
Lincoln White
White
America
Eisenhower
Ten Commandments Bill In Arizona Touted Toughest Yet
Atty. Gen. Robert Morrison called Arizona's bill to adopt the Ten Commandments as state law the toughest legislation ever presented. Lawmakers and judges weigh its constitutionality and potential to create public policy that could curb acts like Sabbath observance. Morrison warned the bill could produce conflicts among religious interpretations and asked for clarification.
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ArineameianGe
Fred
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D-Pinal
Smith
Supreme Courts
Morrison
Hughes Layoff Total Is 496 At Hughes Aircraft Tucson
Hughes Aircraft in Tucson reduced its plant workforce by 496 of 5 267 employees about 9 4 percent as production realignment and model changes prompt a temporary four day work week. The cutback begins with a few months of reduced activity and will be followed by improvements and resumed full operation.
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Hughes Aircraft
Tucson
Wendahl
Hughes Aircraft CO
Yuma Records Heat as National High
Weather bulletin notes Yuma reached 90 degrees the hottest in the country while Grantsburg Wisconsin posted the coldest early with eight below. Forecaster expects mainly clear skies with high cloudiness and no rain in sight as a strong high pressure sits over California. Yesterday's high reached 76 with a 46 low in Yuma.
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Yuma
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Goldwater Calls Budget a Deficit Threat to Prosperity
Sen Barry Goldwater told a Philadelphia audience that the federal budget is a mistaken idea that deficit spending promotes prosperity. He urged sharp cuts, praising Eisenhower for living within means and warning against defense and spending excess.
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Inside the Citizen murder case and early child disappearance
A note on a 1955 infant kidnapping and murder case from Page 3, with ongoing investigative context. Other items include union warnings from long ago, a committee eyeing scandal magazines, Bruno Walter ending his conducting career, and sports notes on Hal Naragon.
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Bruno Walter
Hal Naragon
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Citizen's New Rates In Effect
The Citizen announces a new weekly subscription price already in effect and a 10 cent newsstand copy price starting next Friday. On Saturday circulation will collect at the new rate of 40 cents, up 5 cents per week, with increases prepared for major West Coast cities.
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Citizen
Injunction Might Cause Douglas To Look Elsewhere
Tucson residents press a court injunction to curb the plant’s 24 hour jet testing schedule citing excessive night noise. Douglas management says a ruling could push them to relocate. they plan a noise control program and note current flight activity and nearby homes.
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Ers Protective Assn
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Clawson
Schools To Fight For Health Plan
The Tucson District No. 1 School Board reaffirmed its support for the school health program and moved to push state lawmakers to allow treatment of indigent students. Supt. Robert D. Morrow will contact all Pima County legislators to back permissive legislation permitting individual districts to decide on such care.
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Robert D. Morrow
Pima County
Three Pima Legislators Set To Act
Three Pima County legislators plan to introduce a bill offering free medical and dental care to children who cannot provide such services. The Senate sponsors are Sens. H S Corbett and Harry Ackerman, with Rep. Douglas S Holsclaw drafting in the House. The bills are to be filed toward week’s end.
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Pima County
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Hi) Corbett
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Douglas S. Holsclaw
Bowhunter Wins Ten Thousand Dollar Elephant Bet
San Antonio oilman William Negley, age 42, killed two elephants with a bow and arrows to win a $10,000 bet. He challenged William K. Carpenter of Wilmington, Delaware, wagering amounts from $1,000 to $10,000 on killing an elephant with a 5-foot 4-inch two-layer maple center bow and 102-pound pull. The bow fires 33-inch cedar arrows with plastic impregnation and hand-sharpened heads.
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William Negley
Negley
William K. Carpenter
Wilmington
Del
Senators Put FBI On Case In Portland Racketeering Hearing
Senate investigator Sen. McClellan reports a death threat against Carl Elkins, brother of James Elkins, as the FBI probes gangster infiltration of unions and industry in Portland. McClellan warns such threats challenge law and order and the U.S. government.
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Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
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Carl Elkins
Arizona
James Elkins
Portland, Ore
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Portland
Phoenix
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Carl
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Elkins
Madame Refutes Elkins in Senate Hearing
Ann Thompson of Seattle a bawdy house operator testified she once considered organized prostitution in Portland Oregon but decided against it needing much money She denied her reason was a share of profits as Portland gambler James Elkins had testified earlier The bejeweled middle aged woman told the special Senate committee she had decided the heck with it.
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Ann Thompson
Seattle
Portland
Ore
James Elkins
Senate
Witnesses commended for revealing Portland area conditions
McClellan praised witness Elkins and others for sharing what they know about Portland area conditions. He framed their work as a patriotic duty, likening it to wartime effort and urging some form of national recognition. Elkins resisted answering about a recorder, asking to wait for executive session amid fears for his and his family's safety.
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McClellan
Elkins
Portland
Robert Kennedy
Frank Brewster
Teamsters Union
Hilario Mendoza Finds Lavender Pit in Bisbee Misadventure
Bisbee resident Hilario Mendoza an Agua Prieta barber was jailed in Cochise County after driving toward the Lavender Pit while on U. S. Highway 80 near Lowell. He described the trip as confusing and believed he wandered into a deep hole before crashing among mining equipment and trucks. He had never been to Bisbee before.
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Hilario Mendoza
Agua Prieta
Cochise County
Phelps Dodge
Mendoza
Lowell
Owe
Mentoen Eines
Arizona Citizen to Grow to Nine Columns per Page
A note explains the Arizona Citizen will switch from eight to nine columns per page next Monday to better showcase news, photographs and advertisements. The change follows a push for wider pages while readers adjust to the temporary blend of narrow and wide sections.
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