New $6 Million Montgomery Ward Center Planned in City
A $6 million shopping center on East Broadway will begin this fall and finish by late next year. It will house one of the West region’s largest Montgomery Ward stores, occupying 150000 square feet of an initial 300000 to 400000 square foot first segment. Joint owners are the River interests of Tucson and Magna Corp. The project covers 70 acres, with 40 acres developed initially, and will expand toward East 5th Street.
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River Interests
Tucson
Magna Corp
Utah
Idaho
Montana
Gus E. Papanikolas
Magna
Tere
Greater
Joe Kivel
Greater Tucson
National Department
Albert C. Martin and Associates
Los Angeles
Kivel
Phoenix Park Central Shopping Center
Arizona
North Stone Avenue
East Pennington Street
Auto Truce Uneasy Shifts in Auto Plant Work Without Contracts
Nearly 500000 autoworkers reported to jobs without union contracts at GM Chrysler and Ford plants across the nation. UAW leaders warned against strikes while companies pressed for extensions. negotiations faltered and no new pacts were reached before deadlines.
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UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Stern
Atlanta
American Motors
Studebaker-Packard
Reuther
Gov. G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Eisenhower to Announce Talks on Nuclear Test Ban
President Eisenhower was expected to announce that the United States and Russia would begin technical talks on stopping nuclear weapon tests. Sources said a time and place would be set for discussions starting within three weeks. A meeting with Secretary of State Dulles was planned this afternoon to draft a reply to Khrushchev's letter.
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API
Eisenhower
Russia
United Press International
John Foster Dulles
White House
Nikita Khrushchev
State Department
Music Leads Nancy Asthay
Nancy Clements, a music lover, spent last night in county jail on charges of loitering. Police found her at a drive-in restaurant after she had been at a bus depot earlier and claimed she could not afford a hotel, saying she spent her last $6 in a jukebox.
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Nancy Clements
Nancy
City Plans Sales Tax And Bond Vote To Aid Annexation
City council moves to pass an ordinance for a half cent sales tax, approve Aug 5 elections on property tax cap at 1.75 per 100, and a $14.8 million bond package for water, fire, and public works to spur annexation. The plan shifts from a charter amendment to ordinance, delaying fixed rates and awaiting public reaction.
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Don Hummel
Phoenix
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Weather Middle East Last Chance for U S to Gain Ground
Summary notes a late opportunity for U S assistance to Saudi Arabia in the Middle East with page reference. The item suggests shifts in regional influence and strategic stakes as readers are guided to more details on page six.
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Middle East
U. S
Saudi Arabia
Charlie
U S Watches Coasts After Soviet Protest
The State Department says the United States is closely watching ocean approaches to the nation. Moscow protested U S aircraft buzzed Soviet trawlers in international waters near the Grand Banks southeast of Nova Scotia.
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Washington
State Department
Russia
U. S. Navy
United States
Moscow
U. S
Grand Banks
Nova Scotia
De Gaulle gains power over Algeria as reforms face setback
Gen Charles De Gaulle wins six months of decree powers in France but faces parliamentary resistance on constitutional reform. The Algerian powers bill passes with limited scope while the universial suffrage measure is rewritten by the assembly. France’s crisis deepens as De Gaulle plans a televised appearance to press his program.
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UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
de Gaulle
France
Assembly
la Perouse
Raoul Salan
Algiers
Tunisia Charges France with Armed Aggression at U N
Tunisian Ambassador Mongi Slim told the United Nations that France is conducting clear cut and premeditated armed aggression in Tunisia. He cited presence of French forces against Tunisia on its soil and Algerian war spillover as the casus belli and asked the Security Council to order French troops to leave.
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United Nations, N.Y
UPI
Tunisia
France
United Nations
Algeria
Tunisian
Slim
Security Council
Tuc Son Sees Warm Sunny Weather With Near 100 High
The forecast calls for continued warm and sunny conditions in Tuc son with little temperature change. Expect some high clouds that are barely noticeable, and a high near 100 degrees tomorrow.
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Tucson
Algeria Bitter Over Cabinet Shakeup After De Gaulle Victory
In Algiers angry crowds condemn the new French cabinet as Garrulous politics repeat. protesters drag Pflimlin effigy and question why Soustelle is excluded while De Gaulle suspends major purges. Insurgents warn of further moves within 48 hours as tension rises.
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Algiers
Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
Government House
Paris
de Gaulle
Pierre Pflimlin
Jacques Soustelle
Forum Square
Memorial Day Holiday Traffic Toll Tops 370
Across the nation holiday traffic deaths reached 370 over the 78 hour Memorial Day period from Thursday evening to yesterday midnight, with drownings at 127 and miscellaneous accidents at 88. The toll surpassed the 350 pre holiday estimate by the National Safety Council. States reported varied totals, reflecting a broad pattern of fatalities on highways and coastal areas during the extended weekend.
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National Safety Council
Ned H. Dearborn
Council
Alabama
Arizona
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
New Hampshire
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