Frank Mayo Dies At 74
Frank Mayo, a one time matinee idol and later director, died of a heart attack yesterday in Laguna Beach hospital. The New Yorker made his early fame on the London stage in The Squaw Man and appeared in The Red Circle with Ruth Roland. He worked in vaudeville, early serials, westerns for Carl Laemmie, and later Warner Bros. films before retiring last September.
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Phoenix florist foils bank robbery plot
A 19 year old apprentice florist in Phoenix thwarts a bank robbery plan. The incident highlights local crime prevention and community vigilance. Police are investigating the case with no injuries reported.
Nation, rail sides accept new proposal to avert strike
President Kennedy announced the parties agreed to a plan delaying any rail strike at least until July 29. Secretary of State Dean Rusk told Congress that about 65,000 jobs are at stake in the dispute and the civil rights bill faces a harsh test before the Senate Commerce Committee. Mississippi State College weighs court permission to expel James Meredith over his public statements. Barry Goldwater rebuts liberal view equating social problems with economic regulation.
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Dirksen Criticizes Kennedy Administration Moscow Talks Denial
Senator Everett M. Dirksen accuses the Kennedy administration of leaving Republican members of Congress in the dark about the Moscow nuclear conference strategy. W Averell Harriman begins his journey to Moscow for nuclear talks, signaling high level diplomacy.
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World Anti Greek demonstrators hiss at Queen Elizabeth
Demonstrators boo the queen and King Paul of Greece during a London theater arrival, reflecting tensions in postwar diplomacy. The report notes escalating clashes between Soviet and Chinese Communists stirring global alarm, while a columnist argues Castro damages U.S. prestige in Latin America and jeopardizes the Alliance for Progress.
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British Open stars lead as Palmer struggles in early round
Phil Rodgers and Peter Thomson crack 67 to grab early Open lead while Arnold Palmer fires 76. Willie Mays shines in the 1953 All-Star game amid Yankee hiccups as Ralph Houk faces underperforming roster. Stan Musial expresses optimism for a 1964 All-Star return.
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Public Records and Notices Summary
Public records and notices featured include death summaries and community updates. The section lists columns for sports, financial news, editorials and society notes, with page references for quick access.
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Britain ready to act in Guiana crisis over Jagan
London reports the British government may intervene in British Guiana if Premier Cheddie Jagan exceeds his powers after an 11 week general strike that paralyzed the economy, caused seven deaths, and intensified racial tensions between Negro and East Indian groups.
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JFK Rebuffs £3 Million Aid Request from British Guiana
President Kennedy rejected Cheddi Jagan's request for about 3 million dollars in economic development aid. Officials said a letter dated July 3 cited Jagan's left leaning stance and the country's political racial turmoil as reasons large aid programs would be futile.
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81 Year-Old Man Marries via Computer Matchmaker
George Conway, 81, of Baytown, Texas, wed Gladys Coover after meeting through a Houston marriage broker's computing machine. The retired Methodist minister with five children plans a three month honeymoon in Europe with his wife, a grandmother.
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British Doctors Gather to Review Socialized Medicine
Five hundred British doctors from across Britain met in Oxford for the annual BMA conference fifteen years after the NHS creation. Delegates, while noting pay disparities between general practitioners and consultants, stressed support for socialized medicine and pledged to speed negotiations with the government to narrow income gaps.
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TG&E Union Calls For Final Arbitration Over Contract
Charles Oliphant chief negotiator for Local 1116 IBEW says TG&E workers 576 in Tucson seek final binding arbitration on non cost issues with wages not at stake. Union wants business agent access to company property and a safety program for high tension line workers. Arbitration panel to include three union and three management members. Company VP C E Hockings has not been notified and calls negotiations routine. Employees have worked without a contract since the two year agreement expired June 1.
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Church to Erect 130-Foot Cross in Pope John Memorial
Messina officials announce plans to crowning Mt Dinnamare with a 130 foot high and 65 foot wide cross in memory of Pope John XXII. Msgr. Carmelo Canzonieri says project cost about 15760 dollars and will be funded by local church authorities.
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Martelli testifies of leak claim in Scotland Yard spy case
Italian physicist Giuseppe Martelli, on trial for spying for the Soviet Union, says he lied to investigators because he believed a leak existed at Scotland Yard. He admits accepting blackmailing items from a Soviet spy but denies intent to pass secrets, while denying involvement of fellow scientists as Communists.
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Ward Vice Trial Delayed Week On Counsel Request
The Ward vice trial in London is postponed from July 15 to July 22 to give the defense more time to prepare. Dr Stephen Ward, 50, faces seven vice counts including procuring abortions and living off immoral earnings. Christine Keeler, 21, linked to Ward, testified about affairs with John Profumo and Eugene Ivanov.
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Annual Subscription Rates for Tulson Daily Cinizem
The notice lists subscription options for Tulson Daily Cinizem in Tucson Arizona. North Stone Ave offers home delivery with weekly rates and annual totals for in town and Mall customers. Outside Tucson home delivery is priced per week.
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Statler Files For Seat On Council
Ralph Statler a 49 year old Missouri native living in Tucson filed nominating petitions for the Ward 1 City Council seat. He is a member of the Electrical Workers Union and resident at 1002 W King. Woods the incumbent Republican candidate had already filed for re election.
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14 Tucson Students Named On Dean's List
The College of Mines at the University of Arizona lists 46 students on the spring semester dean's list, with 14 from Tucson. Named Tucson honorees include Joseph W. Ault, Arthur A. Bayles, Thomas H. Bosworth, George Calahan, Robert N. Dawson, Richard DeSchutter, Thomas L. Fraser, William B. Griffith, Donald Hershberger, Allan H. Lockheed, Gretchen Luepke, James E. Miller, David A. Parizek, and Jay Savera.
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