Rhee Seeks U S Backing For Asia War
President Syngman Rhee urged U S military help to strike North Korea and Red China and to double South Korea’s 20 divisions. Officials praised his resolve but privately opposed war methods while Eisenhower urged careful pursuit of free government ideals as a long term guide.
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P— Administration
Syngman Rhee
Asia
Rhee
United States
Eisenhower
Congress
North Korea
Red China
South Korea
Russia
Coffee Price Cuts Hit Retail and Wholesale Markets
The first coffee price reductions in a year were announced yesterday led by Schonbrun & Co. and others with Savarin, General Foods, and Standard Brands. Dealers expect the cuts to pass to consumers immediately, while Tucson grocers note local retail prices may lag as wholesale changes flow through.
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New York
Immedia
Tucson
Ately
Schonbrun & Co
Savarin Brand
General Foods Corp
Standard Brands, Inc
Red China rejects US protests over attacks on planes
Washington reports Beijing refused to consider twin American protests over Communist attacks on British and American aircraft off Hainan island. The State Department said the British intermediary conveyed the reply and that further steps may follow. Ambassador Aldrich was told by London that the protest was not accepted. Chinese foreign office returned the notes to the British, calling the incident a matter for Britain to handle.
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Washington
China
United States
Hainan Island
State Department
Department
Henry Suydam
Suydam
Winthrop Aldrich
London
Foreign Office
Jacome's Hotel Burglary Targets Briefcase
Burglars ransacked the hotel room of Alex Jacome in Washington last night leaving jewelry and valuables but taking his briefcase which may hold confidential state department reports. Jacome plans to depart for La Paz Bolivia to lead the U S delegation to the Inter American Indian conference after three days of briefings at the state department.
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Tucsonian
State Department
Alex Jacome
Tucson
Washington
U. S
Inter-American Indian Congress
la Paz
Bolivia
Jacome
Rollin S. Atwood
Debate on McCarthy Censure Moves Forward in Senate
Senate votes to begin a full dress debate on a censure resolution against Sen. Joseph McCarthy. Sen. Ralph Flanders sponsors the measure while Sen. H. Alexander Smith proposes a bipartisan committee led by Vice-President Nixon to study McCarthyism with a report due by February 1.
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Washington
P—Senate
William F. Knowland
Senate
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Ralph E. Flanders
R-Vt
Flanders
Smith
McCarthy
Weeks Flags Faster Federal Spending to Nudge Economy
In Washington Secretary Weeks said the administration will speed up planned federal outlays as part of a deliberate move to stimulate the economy. The statement accompanies a series of bulletins across the nation detailing economic policy actions.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Raschi Dominates Giants as Cardinals Rally to 8 3 Win
Vic Raschi with his vintage form blanks the New York Giants for the third time in as many meetings, earning a third straight win over the Giants and a second shutout as St. Louis unloads 13 hits against five pitchers. The Cardinals overcome early gaps and post an 8 to 3 victory behind steady hitting and relief efforts. The night also features scores from other games including Milwaukee, Chicago, and Brooklyn as NL and AL action continues.
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New York
Vic Raschi
New York Yankee
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Giants
S&t. Louis
Raschi
Sarni
Liddle
Worthington
Corwin
Giel
Konikowski
Katt. L—Liddle
Arizona Tax Parley Fights For Survival
Arizona's tax conference opened in defense as leaders defend themselves from critics by the Arizona Tax Research association. Senate leader Hubert Merryweather argued for standing committees and urged constitutional change to limit attaches while noting two laws saved money. Peterson and Baldwin defended two day annual meetings for assessors and cost figures, while Merryweather cited the insurance code and income tax reforms adding 20 000 new names to tax rolls.
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Flagstaff
Arizona
Arizona Tax Research Association
Hubert Merryweather
State Senate
Merryweather
House
Senate
Association
Warren Peterson
State Tax Commission
Joel Baldwin
Assessor's Association
Peterson
Phoenix
Baldwin
Senate Banking and Insurance Committee
Heat Sets New Record Here In July Heat
Local weather records fell with a high of 108 in July heat at the city yesterday, two degrees above the old mark from 1944. Predawn storms cooled it to 82, while Thermal and El Centro California hit 118. Other hot spots included Blythe 117 Gila Bend 117 Needles 116 and Yuma 116 as humidity stayed low and storms are forecast to ease daily heat. Statewide highs and lows ranged from Douglas 102-73 Flagstaff 87-53 Winslow 97-67 Prescott 97-65 Phoenix 112-84 and Yuma 116-87.
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Thermal
el Centro
Calif
Blythe
Gila Bend
Needles
Prescott
Phoenix
Yuma
Churchill Ducks Talk About Plans
In the House of Commons Prime Minister Churchill dodged a resignation query while joking about answering oral questions. Lt. Col. Lipton pressed if Churchill would quit before the summer recess, as speculation swirls after cabinet reshuffles and ministerial resignations.
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London
Churchill
House of Commons
Marcus Lipton
Lipton
Murder Charges Slated For Scottsdale Husband
Maricopa County Attorney William P. Mahoney Jr. said he would file first degree murder charges against William E Demand 35 in the fatal shooting of Vernon Donn Frederick 38 a Scottsdale businessman and town councilman. Demand’s wife Faye Munger Demand 29 drowned when her car struck an irrigation canal shortly after the shooting. Ballistics linked a .52 caliber bullet to a weapon found in the Demand car. Police noted unclear circumstances and past tensions between the couples.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
William P. Mahoney, Jr
William E. Demand
Vernon Donn Frederick
Scottsdale
Demand
Faye Munger Demand
Mahoney
Tempe
Miners Authorize Industrywide Strike in 85 Percent Vote
The international union announced an 85 percent strike authorization after a July 21 22 ballot. Negotiations target copper producers Phelps Dodge American Smelting and Refining Anaconda Kennecott in Arizona and other states with Douglas Arizona as a site. Union President John Clark warned a strike could occur to win a fair settlement.
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Phelps Dodge Corp
American Smelting and Refining Co
Arizona
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Kennecott Copper Co
Douglas
John Clark
United Nations Protest Over China Shootings In South China Sea
The United Nations was told by Communist China that American aircraft attacked Red Chinese planes on a mercy mission in the South China Sea. Britain protested the July 23 shootdown of a British airliner and the loss of three American lives. China defended the action as a response to a Chinese territorial violation.
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U.N
United Nations
N. Y—P
China
South China Sea
Tucson Tonight Offers Cowboys, Theatre and Races
Tonight in Tucson features a 8 p.m. Arizona Texas league baseball game at Hi Corbett field between the Tucson Cowboys and Nogales Yaquis. At 8:30 p.m. the Corral theater hosts My Three Angels in the Ren dezvous room. tomorrow includes American Legion baseball at 3 p.m. and more events at Hi Corbett field and Pima county fairgrounds.
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Tucson Cowboys
Nogales Yaquis
Hi Corbett Field
My Three Angels
Corral
Rendezvous
Santa Rita
Phoenix
Prescott
American Legion
University of Arizona
Tucson
Mesa
Pima County Fairgrounds
South Sixth Avenue
Santa Rita Hotel
Woman Kills Horse Self
A woman dies by suicide after harming a horse at a rural location, with authorities launching an investigation. No immediate motive is provided, and no further suspects are named.
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Ike
Senate
Kremlin
Chou En-lai
Big Chunk
Niagara Fall
Los Angeles
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