Einstein Signs Plea to End War Over Nuclear Threat
Lord Bertrand Russell and seven scientists including Albert Einstein issue a joint appeal urging world leaders to renounce war amid fears that H-bombs could wipe out humanity. The statement, distributed to major powers, warns that peace talks must precede any use of nuclear arms and that no wartime agreement would bind nations in future conflicts.
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Union questions TRT figures and arbitration option
Merlin Gerkin of the Amalgamated Association questions Tucson Rapid Transit Co. last year’s figures, claiming profits exceed 650000 while company data shows about 23000 after tax. Tanner offers union access to books and another 2.5 cent raise as workers seek 30 cents, with arbitration and possible hearings amid a 22 day strike.
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Amalgamated Association of Street Car, Electric Railways
L. A. Tanner
Tucson Rapid Transit Co
Gerkin
Certified Public Accountant
Tanner
Homer Frost
Tucson
State Corporation Commission
William Brooks
Commission
Ajo
Hautem Freed as Not Guilty Verdict Clears Murder Trial
Judge Robert S. Tullar directed a verdict of innocence for Frank A. Hautem in the murder case of his wife Josephine Hautem. Hautem, a Tucson realty operator, leaves court free as County Attorney Raul H. Castro reviews an appeal to the Arizona Supreme Court to challenge the ruling. Jo Ann Frazer testified as a State witness while Hautem expressed gratitude and vowed to resume his life in Tucson.
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Superior Court
Robert S. Tullar
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Hautem
Tucson
Stratford Dr
Atlas Realty Co
Raul H. Castro
Hymen Goldberg
Frank Barry
Lowell Rothschild
Jo Ann
P-D Union Talks Stall Amid Copper Strike
Phelps-Dodge and the AFL Mine Mill union remain at a standstill with talks paused. Union rep Henry Marquez said talks could resume anytime the company proposes, while W. J. Uren says no resumption date is set. The strike began July 1 affecting about 2,000 workers in Bisbee Douglas Morenci, with Apache Powder cutting shifts due to reduced powder demand.
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W. J. Uren
P-D
Henry Marquez
Uren
AFL
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter
Arizona
Bisbee
Morenci
Phelps-Dodge Corp
Benson
I. W. Towle
Apache Powder Co
Kefauver Charges TVA Sale Backed Behind Closed Doors
Sen Kefauver accused the Eisenhower administration of attacking the Tennessee Valley Authority in the dark with no reply to Dixon Yates sale proposals. He released Adolphe Wenzell 1953 report proposing TVA power activities be transferred to a fully tax paying corporation owned by the United States.
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Budget Bureau
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First Boston Corp
United States
Turncoats To Return On Sunday
Hong Kong announced that three turncoat Americans seeking to leave Red China will cross the Chinese Hong Kong border Sunday afternoon between 1 and 2 p.m. local time. The move follows prior transit permit disputes and stems from a Chinese Red Cross request viewed as propaganda.
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War Flares In Laos
The Laotian government reports heavy fighting in northern Laos between government troops and Pathet Lao forces. Paris sources say dissidents lost several positions after an all night battle and are retreating toward North Vietnam. The clash centers on Moung Peun near Sam Neua and defies the Geneva armistice.
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Borland signs with Oakland after world series win
Oklahoma A&M pitcher Tom Borland signed with Oakland of the Pacific Coast League per the Tulsa World. Borland defeated Arizona in the college world series. In other action Robin Roberts pitched a three hit ball for Philadelphia to beat Pittsburgh 7-1, improving to 13 wins and seven defeats, adding a homer in the eighth.
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Tulsa World
Borland
University of Arizona
Pittsburgh
Robin Roberts
Philadelphia Phils
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Pirates
Phils
Philadelphia
Weather Records Fall as July Temperature Swings
The day saw a high of 108 for July 8 and a 69 low on July 9, establishing a new low record for July 9. The previous low was 70 in 1950. The weatherman notes aloft conditions strengthening for rain in the region with showers and thundershowers likely over the mountains and possible valley precipitation.
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Reds Arrest Reporters In Budapest Seizures
The Hungarian Communist regime announced the arrest of United Press correspondent Dr Monya Nyilas and Associated Press correspondent Endre Marton in Budapest. They also report U S legation staff Balint Sapzsi and Cornelius Balas are under arrest. Nyilas vanished June 24 and Marton was arrested last February with two U S legation employees detained.
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Hungary
United Press
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Budapest
U. S
Legation
Llonya Nyilas
Endre Marton
Marton
Red Radio
Two Youths Admit Hoax Sending $50,000 Search
In Woodmere New York two youths aged 21 and 17 admitted to wiring a bogus distress call from the fishing boat Blue Star. The hoax prompted a coastal search costing $50,000 and involved Nassau police and the Coast Guard before being halted as all boats were found safe. The older suspect Thomas Maldona of East Rockaway and the younger George Teen of Oceanside faced burglary charges and possible FCC prosecution.
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N. Y
St. Joseph
Federal Communications Commission
Commission
Blue Star
Barnegat
N. J
Coast Guard
William Herivede
Valley Stream
Boeing Move Welcomed by Salt Lake City Chamber
Salt Lake City Chamber of Commerce Secretary Gus Backman said the city could host a Boeing Airplane Co guided missile plant with about 12,500 Utah workers needed, down from a prior estimate of 20,600. He noted staffing would be feasible and corrected an Associated Press misquote about staffing difficulties.
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Chamber of Commerce
Gus Backman
Boeing Airplane Co
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Boeing
Utah
Associated Press
Weekend sports and desert museum events in Tucson
Tonight features Tucson vs Mexicali at Hi Corbett Field at 8 PM and Jalopy racing at Fair Grounds Speedway with time trials at 7 30 and Trophy Dash at 8. Outdoor staging of Stepping Sisters at El Conquistador Hotel begins 8 30 PM. Desert Museum invites visitors from 10 AM to sundown with camera.
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Mexicali
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Fair Grounds Speedway
S. Sixth Ave
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el Conquistador Hotel
Stepping Sisters
Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum
Tucson Mountain Park
Hi Corbett Field
Index Silver Bell valuation and unexplained shooting note
A creased valuation for the Silver Bell amounts to seven million dollars while Page and D-M Sergeant is puzzled by a shooting incident. The reference notes pages 2 and 4 for editor pursuits and Forrestal coverage.
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Confidential
Citizen Society
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