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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1957
Page
8
In Newark New Jersey a five year old boy named Mike Garsky wedged his head between porch railings while waiting with his mother at a board of education building for an Episcopal House of Prayer picnic. Police and an emergency squad freed him in 15 minutes using a pneumatic jack and crowbars. He then attended the picnic.
Washington lawmakers urged President Eisenhower to seize any Russian radio and TV time to present the American point of view. Officials signaled no decision on seeking equal Russian air time while Dulles is away. Reps. Hays Bolton and Walter pushed for parity. Mansfield doubted Russia would allow it.
Billy Graham announced the New York crusade will run three weeks longer through July 21. He told 17,000 at Madison Square Garden he plans June 30 and July 21 sermons at Polo Grounds and Yankee Stadium with open air crowds up to 52,000 and 67,000 respectively. About 8,000 seats are reserved nightly. Since opening 20 days ago about 357,000 have attended and 501 people made decisions for Christ, totaling 12,145.
The Atomic Energy Commission postponed the third test in its spring-summer series in Las Vegas as weather favored the detonation but key experiments were not ready. The device weighed 10 000 tons of TNT and would rise by balloon to 500 feet with safety systems to prevent mooring failure. An evaluation meeting was set for this afternoon before a planned 4 45 a.m. detonation, weather permitting.
Washington. House Public Works Committee members cited Southwest floods as a reason to speed construction of federally authorized dams. Rep. Edmondson said expedited completion would have saved about 50 million dollars in damage across Oklahoma Texas Arkansas and Kansas and urged an immediate flood control program for the region.
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