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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1958

Page

4

The Glittering Mr. Goldwater

Barry Goldwater rises from Prescott roots to jet pilot and business figure shaping his political star. Forecasters weigh his reelection bid against Governor Ernest McFarland as conservatives hail him while labor calls him a fanatic.

Big Labor Walter Reuther Arizona Barry Goldwater Saturday Evening Post Prescott Ernest McFarland Mr. Goldwater

The Post Reports on Health Insurance

A Curtis magazine examines the abuses of hospital care and health insurance vividly. The feature surveys practices in medical billing and insurance coverage highlighting patient hardships and policy gaps.

Blue Cross Blue Shield

Hearing Set For Moore Land Fraud Case

The Arizona Supreme Court schedules June 10 to hear the dismissal of a highway fraud charge against Maricopa County Recorder N. C. Moore. County Atty. Stidham asks for a writ to prevent dismissal and seeks mandamus or review.

Phoenix UPI Arizona Supreme Court Maricopa N. C Kelly) Moore Atty Charles Strédham High Court Moore Henry Stevens Crosby Holden Sam Deutsch Tucson Stidham Stevens

Smathers cites near‑majority backing for federal excise tax repeal

Sen George Smathers reports that 47 senators, two short of a majority, backing repeal of the 3 percent freight and 10 percent travel excise taxes. He warns President Eisenhower may deter some supporters, calling the levies an unfair holdover from a wartime economy hurting Southern and Western producers.

Washington UPI George Smathers D-Fla Eisenhower Senate Smathers

De Gaulle Bourguiba Talks Raise Hope at United Nations

At the United Nations the Security Council weighed the French Tunisian dispute as De Gaulle signaled a settlement with Bourguiba. Tunisian officials urged evacuation of 22,000 French troops while France maintained troops were in Tunisia by treaty and urged private talks to resume with guarantees. United States and Britain expressed willingness to revive good offices efforts as debates continued.

United Nations N.Y U.N Charles de Gaulle Habib Bourguiba Security Council de Gaulle Bourguiba Rome Il Tempo Tunisia France Mongi Slim Slim Algeria Guillaume Georges-Picot Good Offices Felix Gaillard Georges Picot U. S

Russians claim growth of giant carrots and cabbages

Moscow radio quoted Prof. Mikhail Shemyakin saying hibberelines fungi boost plant growth. Five grams per hectare could yield carrots three feet long and cabbages five yards wide, shortening growing periods from months to weeks and enabling crops in extreme regions.

London Moscow Radio Mikhail Shemyakin Shemyakin

Final Rites for Cardinal Stritch in Chicago

Samuel Cardinal Stritch was laid to rest in Chicago with grand church rites at Holy Name Cathedral. Thousands gathered before the procession as the archbishop’s dignified service honored a life devoted to the Roman Catholic Church.

Chicago Samuel Cardinal Stritch Holy Name Cathedral

Tax protests referred to County Assessor for study

Three tax cases were sent to County Assessor Leo J. Finch for review while another was set for a hearing as property owners pressed complaints on assessments. Protests include Spanish Trail Motel parcels along Ajo road and the Tucson Title Building addition, with a wind-damage rebate for C L Connelly.

Leo J. Finch Finch Spanish Trail Ajo Road Maurice R. Adler Benson Highway Monte Seymour Atty Gerald Hirsch Tucson W. Pennington St C.L. Connelly Thornydale Road Connelly

Shipyard Foremen Dress Distinctive Hats at Birkenhead Yard

In Birkenhead England 309 shipyard foremen were ordered to wear bowler hats by Cammell Laird management to distinguish them from 10,000 ordinary workers. The move marks a show of status for the foremen at the giant shipyards.

Birkenhead England Cammel Laird Derby

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