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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1959

Page

32

Khrushchev Threatens West and Predicts Capitalism's Fall

Soviet Premier Khrushchev warned that any attack on the bloc would be met with death by action as capitalism is doomed to be replaced by communism. He spoke in Vlore and cited rising Soviet industrial power while a Soviet Albanian communique urged decolonization and easing Cold War tensions.

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Yemeni Prince Leads Broad Purge as Imam Is Away

Diplomatic sources report Crown Prince Mohammed Seif Al Islam al Badr using his father’s absence to purge opposition. Army officers provincial governors and administrative chiefs fall before the sweep as Yemen shifts toward greater external engagement. The 67 year old Imam Ahmad remains in Rome for arthritis treatment.

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Two Robbery Suspects Booked in Tucson Incident

Two men were booked into city jail after a strong-arm robbery of 55 year old Tucson resident Johnnie Herring. Edmond Deveraux Jr. and Raymond R. Leon admitted beating him and stealing $30 from his wallet. they claimed they only received $6.

Eisenhower Not Backing Steel Management in Wage Talks

Washington reports President Eisenhower has not sided with steel industry management in the wage talks. John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers claims Eisenhower aired inflationary concerns. White House press secretary Hagerty says such charges are untrue and points to Eisenhower’s prior statements on labor management negotiations.

Washington White House Eisenhower John L. Lewis Lewis United Mine Workers Union NBC Meet the Press James C. Hagerty Hagerty

Chrysler Reshuffles Sales Divisions Merges Plymouth DeSoto

Chrysler Corp reshuffles its sales divisions and merges Plymouth with DeSoto. Three divisions cover two vehicle lines each: Chrysler Imperial, Dodge cars and trucks, and Plymouth DeSoto. All divisions report to E. C. Quinn, VP and general sales manager since 1958.

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Kangaroos Overrun Australian Range

A delegation of New South Wales sheep farmers urged a scientific study of kangaroo breeding to curb overpopulation after claiming eight million kangaroos are overrunning grazing land. They argued pastures hold more kangaroos per acre than sheep and appealed for tighter control.

Sydney Australia UPI New South Wales

Population Center in Clay County Illinois Stirs Confusion

The U S population center has moved west to Clay County Illinois after May 15 reports. Local officials Mayor George Montgomery and Circuit Clerk Farlon Bailey discuss the uncertain precise spot near the Fleener and Bible farms, with New York Times reporters placing it near Nelson Stanley farm by Big Muddy Creek. The shift reflects Hawaii and Alaska’s addition and will change again after the 1960 census.

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