Withdrawal accord meets cold reception at capitals
Israeli and Arab capitals react coolly to a Washington plan for Israeli troop withdrawal from Gaza and Sharm El Sheikh. Egypt demands unconditional withdrawal while Lebanon and Iraq express doubt. U N debate looms as Lodge suspends Middle East compromise efforts amid sanction pressure.
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Israel
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Cairo
Egypt
Lebanon
Iraq
Ae Ee
Guy Looms Deer
Gaza Strip
Palestine
Sharm el Sheikh
Gulf of In
UNEF
France
U. S
Gulf of Aqaba
United Nations
U.N. General Assembly
U.N
Henry Cabot Lodge
Middle East
Diphtheria Threat Prompts Tucson School Plans
Tucson schools face a diphtheria risk near the Mexican border with no toxoid stock and no funds to obtain it. Dr. Elizabeth Laidlaw said shots would begin if money is found. board backs changing state law to allow districts to provide treatment. Local groups seek emergency funds while Sunnyside and parochial schools have already received the vaccine.
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Mexico
Tucson
Elizabeth Laidlaw
Amphe Wells
Sunnyside
Jack B. Eason
State Health Department
Laidlaw
Sinatra and DiMaggio in Raid Probe Over Monroe Scandal
California Senate committee resumes inquiry into a bungled raid aimed at Marilyn Monroe. Key issues include whether Frank Sinatra joined the raid, whether private detective services were used for scandal magazines, and testimony from Joe DiMaggio and Phil Irwin about who drove and who planned the operation.
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Frank Sinatra
California
Joe DiMaggio
Marilyn Monroe
Los Angeles
California Senate
Miss Monroe
DiMaggio
Monroe
Sinatra
Marilyn
Homerun
Philip Irwin
Irwin
Barney Ruditsky
Ruditsky
Sheila Stewart Renour
Contempt Cited In Case Involving Portland Teamsters
The Senate racketeering inquiry cites Portland Teamsters leaders after J Stanley W Earl testified that officials opposed his 1956 election over a pinball licensing ordinance. Earl named Clyde Crosby as discussing the matter. James Elkins alleged a pinball company backed by the union could net 250000 annually. Malloy refused to answer questions, then corrected himself. Chairman McClellan ordered a contempt resolution.
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Senate
J. Stanley W. Earl
Portland
Teamsters
Earl
Clyde Crosby
Teamsters Union
Oregon
James Elkins
Malloy
Teamsters Local 223
McClellan
Legislature Considers 5.5 Million for Higher Ed Building
In Phoenix the Senate backed 5.5 million in building programs for Arizona colleges and universities as sales tax hikes loom. Bills to raise the sales tax 50 percent across the board circulate among lawmakers, with intro likely near the session's end amid budget pressures from Governor McFarland.
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Senate
Arizona
House
Sen
Neilson Brown
Santa Cruz
Robert Morrow
Mohave
Morrow
Ernest W. McFarland
Tucson
University of Arizona
Tempe
Inside the Citizen Spending Money
The article notes that the Legislature's spending session is nearing its end and outlines spending priorities and actions anticipated before adjournment.
Cloudy Days Forecast for Tourist crowds
Weather report notes cloudy conditions tonight and tomorrow as a weak low pressure system moves through. Yesterday’s high reached 78 degrees and the pattern suggests a quiet, continued warm spell.
Price hike for The Citizen at newsstands and home delivery
The Citizen raises newsstand price to 10 cents per copy effective tomorrow and increases home delivery to 40 cents per week. The 3 cent per copy and 5 cent per week rise reflects rising production costs and matches moves in Phoenix and other West Coast cities.
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Efect
Phoenix
Newspapers Too Bulky Citizen Has Remedy
The Citizen announces a switch to nine columns per page next Monday to reduce bulk while keeping news and ads. By widening pages it plans to maintain content in fewer papers, offering more space for photos and stories and improving readability for Tucson readers.
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