New Red Attitude Noted At Yugoslav Soviet Talks
Observers hailed a conciliatory Soviet stance after talks with Yugoslavia led by Khrushchev and Bulganin. The joint 2000 word declaration promised friendly cooperation while Moscow bargained for concessions, including Tito backing Red China's Formosa rights and support for Peiping in the UN. The summit plan and satellite questions loomed large as the leaders headed home via Sofia.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Russia
Nikita
Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
Zemun
Sofia
Bulgaria
Bucharest
Romania
Tito
Red China
Formosa
Peiping
United Nations
How Far Ford Will Go Key To Strike
Detroit reports tense strike talks between Ford Motor Co and the CIO United Auto Workers focus on how Ford would supplement unemployment benefits for laid off workers under a new contract. Ford reportedly accepts the principle in principle, while the exact extent remains disputed.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
CIO
United Auto
Ford
UAW
General Motors Corp
Detroit Times
General Motors
Minimum Pay Raise Voted by Senate Subcommittee
The U.S. Senate labor subcommittee voted to raise the nationwide minimum wage from 73 cents to $1 an hour, effective January 1. The 4-3 decision keeps current coverage for 23 million workers and excludes adding new groups. Senator Douglas chaired the panel, with Smith voting no and Neely McNamara and Goldwater supporting the increase.
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Washington
U.A. Senate Labor Subcommittee
Hisenhower
Sen
Douglas
D-Iil
H. Alexander Smith
Republican
Douglas and Sons
Neely
W-Va
McNamara
Midh
Goldwater
Ariz
Barbara Graham Executed at San Quentin in Delayed Sentencing
Barbara Graham, a 32 year old mother of three, was executed by lethal cyanide at San Quentin after two delays. The murderess in the Burbank widow robbery case faced the gas chamber at 11 34 am, cyanide pellets dropped at 11 36, death pronounced at 11 42. Her companions in the same case were to be executed later but delays due to fumes extended the day. She declined last words, asking to be blindfolded.
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San Quentin
Cali
Barbara Graham
San’Quentin
Graham
Burbank
Calif
Mable
Monahan
Jack
Santo
Emmett
Perkins
Cwere
Henry Graham
Los Angeles
Women's State
Corona
AL Matthews
Niente
Edward Dingberg
San Quentin’s
Cassidy
BarBara
Monohan
Censured for Mistake in Judgment at Power Authority
Arizona Power Authority censures Noel Pike and Wingfield for a “mistake in judgment” over an engineering report on a Red Rock plant contract. The 4 to 1 vote backed a subcommittee finding, with Minarik dissenting, and urged staff vigilance to avoid suspicions in Arizona negotiations.
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Joseph Finnigan
United Press
Phoenix
Arizona Power ‘Authority Today
Noel Pike
K.S. Wingfield
Arizona ‘Service
Frank Minarik
Tucson
Commission
Arizona ‘ Public Service
Red Rock
Robert Morrison
Jon Goree
Coolidge
R. H. Sweitzer
Flagstaff
J. H. Zellweiger
Florence
Wingfield, Pike
Arizona
Subcommittee
Arizona Public Service Con
Minarik
Le 7
Public ‘Service Company
Hthevengl Spy
Coh. Betten
Morrison decries action by Arizona Power Authority
Arizona Attorney General Robert Morrison called the Power Authority's actions a new standard of public conduct and said official lying has become acceptable in state government. He added the matter is not closed from his office's perspective.
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Phoenix
Iir
Robert Morrison
Arizona Power Authority
Arigona
Morrison
Chest Directors OK United Drive
The Community Chest board voted unanimously to run a single fund drive for all participating agencies during 1955. A 16 member committee will invite accredited health welfare and educational groups to join the Tucson United Community Campaign and determine eligibility.
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The
Community Chest
Tucson United
United
Leon Levy
United Community
Cam
Paign
the March of Dimes
Theistate
Charley Hoover
Phoenix
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Gee. United
Farmhand Dies After Chewing Tobacco Incident
Allentown report says 88 year old Howard R. Ritter, a farmhand, choked to death while cutting grass beside a stream. An autopsy indicated a piece of chewing tobacco lodged in his throat. Clayton O. Werley reported the case.
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Allentown
Coron
Er’ Clayton
Werley
Ritter
Weather outlook with rising temperatures this weekend
The forecast calls for more of the same over the weekend with slowly rising temperatures. Early morning lows around 50 were three degrees warmer than yesterday's record and the previous low for June set in 1953. Highs yesterday reached 84 as temperatures head toward the 90s with generally clear skies.
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Ruthie
Foreign Aid Passes Senate Without Cuts
Eisenhower's 314 billion foreign aid program clears the Senate 59 to 18 with 11 Republicans and seven Democrats voting No. The bill now goes to the House Foreign Affairs Committee as dissidents pledge later fights to trim the total in the appropriations process.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
Senate
House Foreign Affairs
Appropriations Committee
India Editor Expects Action In 24 Hours
An Indian editor in Hong Kong reports that four American airmen released by Red China reached Hong Kong and says 11 more prisoners may be released within 24 hours. He cites a source and forecasts a door toward settlement of East West tensions with U.N. involvement. officials in Washington express surprise.
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London
Krishna Menon
United, States
Red
China
Peip‘Ing
Menon
Peiping
Menon-Eden
Parley
India
Hong Kong
Washington
Jain
United States
Red China
Red-China
C. Jain
Aif
Lkely
May
William He Baumer
Lewisburg
Akron
Ohio
W. Thompson
Til
Orange
Eugene.j. Vandi
Clayton
N. Y
John i Arnold, Jr
Montgomery
Ala
Wallace
L. Brown
Aymathwaite
Tenn
Worthington
Minn
Howard W Brown
St. Paul
Abduction Case Leads to APB for Armed Men
Wickenburg Arizona police report that a San Jose California woman abducted last night has been dumped near here. An all-points bulletin is issued for three heavily armed men described as her abductors. Officers say the woman was assaulted and robbed of $150.
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Wickenburg
Ariz
Arizona Highway Patrol
San JoSe
Calif
California
Britain faces mass layoff wave during rail strike
Britain braces for widespread job losses as a six day railway walkout halts shipments and prompts warnings from government and labor leaders. Bureaucrats estimate up to a million could be unemployed within two weeks if the dispute continues.
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Stondon
Britain
Time Out for Ginger at Tucson venues this evening
Tucson city events list shows Corral Theater tryouts for Gigi at 7:30 PM, open to the public with no charge at Santa Rita hotel and Tucson Little Theater. Other events include teenage road competition at Rodeo Field, Carnegie library bookmobile stops, and local club notices.
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Tucson
Corral Theater
Gigi
Anita’ Loos
Santa Rita
Tucson Little Theater
sGinger
el Conquistador
Rodeo Field
Carnegie
Speedway -Washwell
Coe
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OK United Drive
Canada
Lester Pearson
New
Manila
Times of
Elmer F Llewellyn
Mistoula
Mont
Daniel Ca Schmidt Boise
Ida
Missoula
Llewellyn
Hammarskjold
Arejat
Honolulu
Hawaii
Jong
Jair
Eer
Harold. Fischer
Harold Jr
Can
Air. Force
Heller
Edwin Heller
W. G. Parks
Parks
Roland. Parks
Robert. Cameron
Richard
Rolland
Cameron
Lyle Cameron
Derby Downs
Ater
EL Conquistador Hotel
Sen. Goldwater
Congress
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