Demonstrators Fill Tokyo Streets in Largest Anti Pact Rally
About 130000 protesters filed past the U S embassy between 11 a m and 8 30 p m as unions actors and office workers joined in demonstrations against the U S Japanese treaty and Premier Kishi The week of unrest saw no violence with riot police guarding key sites and a fatality reported but not confirmed by police
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Kishi
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Udall Named To Arizona Supreme Court Opening
Jesse A. Udall, former Graham County Superior Court judge, will join the State Supreme Court on June 15 after Gov. Fannin appointed him to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Justice Levi S. Udall. Udall, born in 1893 at Eagar, is a World War veteran and former legislator.
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Graham County Superior Court
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High Court
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University of Arizona
Graham County
FDA admits some approved drugs may harm patients
FDA Administrator George P. Larrick acknowledged some medicines cleared by the agency might have harmed or killed a few people while noting the vast benefits. Welfare Secretary Flemming ordered a broader probe amid charges from former FDA official Barbara Moulton, with a plan for tougher standards and recalls of 27 drugs last year for purity and labeling failures.
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United Press International
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Barbara Moulton
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
Senate
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
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Convair machinists strike hits missile bases nationwide
Convair machinists begin a strike after rejecting a 3 cent cost of living raise offer. Work halts at Cape Canaveral Vandenberg Warren Offutt and four other bases, with San Diego sites and Astronautics Division affected until talks resume. Fort Worth and Pomona note no current disruption.
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Five Forest Fires Burn Unchecked Near Tucson Area
Five fires covered by early reports with two rated critical. About 400 Indian firefighters from northern Arizona were dispatched to the Santa Ritas south of Tucson to fight two blazes, while 50 soldiers from Ft. Huachuca battled two fires in the Whetstone Mountains. Prisoners from Safford camp were also mentioned as assisting.
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No Rain Expected For Tucson With Mild Warming
The forecast calls for warm conditions in Tucson with variable clouds today and tomorrow. Little temperature change is anticipated, with a high near 100 tomorrow and yesterday’s high at 99. Humidity sits around 80 percent is noted for the day with scattered showers near mountains in the afternoon and night.
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Khrushchev Seen As Figurehead Amid Military Control in Soviet Union
A Berlin dispatch argues Khrushchev acts under military direction, with a recent Paris summit fallout and party shakeup suggesting the armed forces hold decisive power. The piece notes Khrushchev’s new hard line, foreign-base demands, and threats of nuclear action as signs of Soviet dominance by the military.
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Paris
Old Age Health Bill Nears House Approval
The House Ways and Means Committee approved a limited government subsidy for about 1.5 million needy elderly, signaling likely House approval within two weeks. Senate prospects hinge on labor-backed proposals to extend social security medical benefits to roughly 12 million seniors over 65.
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Ike Goes Back To Point Reunion
President Eisenhower returned to West Point for the 45th reunion of the 1915 class nicknamed The Class The Stars Fell On. The gathering may unite two of the nine five star generals produced by the group as many veterans rose to high command in World War II.
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City Slicker Kids Bad Influence On Papagos
FT. GRANT The tribal Judge Sipriano Manuel of Sells says juvenile delinquency from off reservations is entering the Papago community south of Tucson. He notes sending 10 children to federal detention in six months and blames parental distraction as a major factor. See Stories, Page.
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Khrushchev Seeks Cuban Visit As Latin Link To Cuba
The report notes Khrushchev may visit Cuba after Moscow announced the plan. Observers say he wants Latin American invitations for a wider tour and to tie Fidel Castro to Communism, with U.S. influence in the hemisphere seen at stake.
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University of Arizona Student Dies After Nogales Highway Crash
William N. Hardill 18 of Phoenix, a University of Arizona freshman, died early today at St. Mary's Hospital after a crash on the Nogales Highway. The car spun off the road near halfway between Tucson and Nogales at 3:15 a.m. yesterday. Hardill, who lived at 547 North Park Avenue, suffered a broken pelvis and possible back injuries. He died at 2:15 a.m. today. Funeral services will be in Phoenix. body at Reilly's Funeral Home in Tucson.
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Reds Break Day Shell Pact in Major Coast Barrage
Chinese Communist coastal artillery fired more than 500 rounds in a half hour, violating a long observed ceasefire with Nationalists. The shelling raises fears of a new attack on offshore islands amid expectations ahead of President Eisenhower's June visit to Nationalist China.
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Peiping
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Nationalist China
Khrushchev Risks Splitting Summit Talks With Eisenhower Blast
Moscow observers say Khrushchev’s sharp attack on Eisenhower may overshadow his disarmament push. Pravda denounces Nixon’s SEA Conference speech as anti summitry while not noting Khrushchev’s anti Nixon remarks. The premier signaled willingness for talks and cultural exchanges but hardens foreign policy toward U S bases.
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UPI
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Richard M. Nixon
Washington
Nixon
Paris
Inside the Citizen Theater Shorts and Page Departures
The Citizen highlights a blackout stage moment with Guys, Dolls and notes LA Wildcats preparing for Omaha. Carney is profiled as a reluctant top banana and Mrs. Arizona advances to contest finals.
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