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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1958
Page
1
In Algiers Premier De Gaulle promised elections in Algeria within three months with equal voting rights. He urged a single college for all Frenchmen, praised insurgent leaders, and warned opponents among French civilians while stressing reconciliation and national unity.
Three county planning and zoning commissioners bold a special meeting to seek abolition after Board of Supervisors approved Lusk Corp rezoning to two home per acre on 40 acres in a flood plain near Sabine Canyon road Tanque Verde Wash. Pray, Martin and Harlow urge action citing public welfare and prior reversals. They expect resignations but vow to draft a resolution to abolish the commission.
UPI reports May unemployment fell below 5 million for the first time since January with a significant drop from April. Officials say Friday’s Labor Department figures show a seasonal decline and more people employed, despite earlier peaks in March.
Chicago stops 32 scoreless stretch and wins season opener over New York 7 to 2. Pierce and Lollar pace Chicago with early runs while Sturdivant and Ditmar duel. Rivera and Berra homer for the Yankees. Berra hits his seventh.
The forecast calls for slightly warmer daytime temperatures with tomorrow's high expected between 100 and 105. Variable high clouds persist and there is only a remote chance of scattered showers over higher mountain ranges.
President Eisenhower signed emergency federal financing for continued jobless relief. The measure provides 80 percent of state benefit rates for insured workers exhausting benefits, offering up to about 13 extra weeks in most states, with $25.7 million for administrative costs. States must secure legislative or constitutional approval to accept federal funds.
A convoy carries two army ant colonies toward Monte Sacro as Italy battles a caterpillar infestation threatening Rome. Entomologists describe a ballet of coordinated ant attacks capable of wiping out thousands of caterpillars daily, while officials warn ants can bite humans.
Phoenix officials await federal guidance on emergency unemployment funding. Bruce Parkinson, unemployment director, will attend a San Francisco meeting to discuss how new federal law substitutes for a Democratic plan offering nonrepayable grants and 16 extra weeks of benefits. Average state unemployment payments run about $30 weekly.
Sheriffs deputies checked schools for two older boys who tied 7 year old Michael Evans to railroad tracks with a clothesline. His father Frank Evans rushed in and freed him just before a train reached the spot. Michael said the assailants threatened to hang him to a telephone pole.
Variable clouds and warmer conditions forecast with a noon sun reading and afternoon high around 114 degrees and 99 degrees later. Humidity remains low. yesterday’s high reached 98 and low 62 with a year earlier high of 100 and low of 75. See Page 22 for full report.
A Tucson woman is set to share in an inherited estate as part of a broader city page four feature. The notice highlights family, property, and probate matters in a concise local context.
Democrats surge in California shift national momentum with a strong finish for Edmund Brown opposed by William Knowland. The results pressure the GOP to reshuffle strategy and rally in key states as Brown wins the Democratic nomination for governor while Knight secures the Senate bid.
Bulletin reports Copple of Yuma won the Arizona Boys State governorship on the Federalist ticket defeating Nev. The event marks Copple as the state leader for the duration of the youth government program.
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