Greek Yugoslav Alliance With Turkey Announced
Greece Yugoslavia and Turkey form a Balkan alliance to be formally established next month in Belgrade. Tito visits Athens as talks proceed, with NATO implications noted and a tripartite parliamentary assembly planned.
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Miss Allegra Frazier to retire from UA English faculty
Miss Allegra Frazier will retire June 30 after 38 years of service at the University of Arizona. She joined the faculty in 1916 after teaching at Tucson High School, contributed to student growth from about 450 to 5843, and earned multiple degrees from Drake Radcliffe Columbia and studied at King’s College London. Dr. Harvill lauds her as one of the university’s most outstanding teachers.
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Adventist Meet Adjourns Without Site Decision
The general conference of Seventh Day Adventists adjourned last night without choosing the 1958 conference site though discussions continued. Elders signaled further debate before final site approval. Cleveland was named as a future meeting location for broader eastern access. The session also noted tithes and offerings totaling $169 million over four years and appointed new leaders to several divisions.
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Central Union Conference
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Switzerland
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Minneapolis
Northern Union Conference
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R. H. Nightengale
Orlando
Fla
Florida
Smith
Ider Frank L. Peterson
Adventist Church
Cotton Meet Hears Weed Control Talk
CORPUS CHRISTI Texas Dr H G Johnston head of research development of the production and marketing division of the national cotton council Memphis Tennessee told delegates from 18 states at the American Cotton congress closing session that good farming practices remain the basis for weed control in cotton. He said chemical weed control should be a supplement and tied to other production phases starting with crop residue disposal and bed preparation.
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Tex
H. G. Johnston
National Cotton Council
Memphis
Tenn
American Cotton Congress
Johnston
Ripon Welcomes 30000 for GOP Centennial Kickoff
Flag bedecked Ripon Wisconsin expected to host about 30000 visitors for the start of the Republican party’s second century. McCarthy plans remarks as crowd gathers to mark the milestone in Cradle of the GOP.
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Ripon Honors GOP Birthplace With Eisenhower Torch Event
Ripon marks the GOP birth date with a 100th anniversary torch lit near a historic schoolhouse. Senator Joseph McCarthy returns to Wisconsin to keynote an evening address in the town square amid recall efforts from Sauk City activists and a nationwide political climate.
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University of Arizona summer session opens with 2500 expected
The University of Arizona summer session begins Monday with more than 2,500 students expected to enroll and registration for the first five week term set for Monday. The 107 member teaching faculty will offer 193 courses in 41 fields with 50 courses taught in both terms.
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Jet Gunnery Meet Set
LAS VEGAS Nevada reports teams from commands worldwide will attend the first U S air force all jet fighter gunnery and weapons meet at Nellis air force base next week. Gen Nathan F Twining air force chief of staff and other observers from the services will be present.
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Davies Monthan unit joins Nellis gunnery meet
The 15th fighter-interceptor squadron based at Davis Monthan AFB under Lt. Col. Winton Marshall will join 12 teams from eight major commands for a Nellis AFB gunnery meet. Eight day events include air to air and air to ground firing. four teams compete in a classified delivery event. Events start 5:45 a.m. at Indian Springs range.
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Sales Tax Collections Dip in May in Arizona
Arizona sales tax receipts fell to 2,085,532 in May, down 158,000 from a year ago, yet higher than April's 2,054,453. The state collected 2,243,537 in May last year, according to the Tax Commission.
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Bante Concedes ITU President Randolph Re-elected
George Bante of Chicago conceded that ITU President Woodruff Randolph had been re elected by 38 282 to 37 804 votes. The next ITU election is in 1956 but Bante said he has no plans to run again. Indianapolis headquarters promised official figures to back up yesterday s announcement of Randolph s apparent victory.
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Export Ban on Mercury Signals Tightening Supplies
The Commerce Department added mercury to the strategic materials list, banning exports without a license. Exports to Canada are exempt. Prices rose from 185 to 270 dollars per 76 pound flask between December and May. Officials cite short supply but offer little explanation.
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New Look Planned for Tucson Church Council Services
The Tucson Council of Churches will hold Sunday evening services on a new outdoor patio at First Christian Church 740 E. Speedway at 8 p m from tomorrow through Aug 29. The series centers on The World In Your Heart with dramas and sermons on worship recreation rest and work by local pastors and guest speakers.
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Tucson Council of Churches
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Jack Pritchard
Jerry Wallace
Paul David Sholin
Hayden S. Sears
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Arizona urged to triple farm research funding
Dr. Phil S. Eckert, dean of the University of Arizona college of agriculture, told vocational agricultural teachers in Phoenix that Arizona should spend three times its current $708,000 annual research budget to improve agricultural research. He noted only seven states spend less than Arizona.
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Arizona
Phil S. Eckert
University of Arizona
College of Agriculture
Speed and liquor blamed for fatal Miami accident
A coroner's jury finds excessive speed and alcohol caused a crash that killed Francisco H. Sandoval, 29, a passenger in a car that left the roadway at Bloody Tanks wash bridge on U.S. highway 60 70 west of Miami. Driver Phillip Benavidez remains hospitalized with injuries.
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Northwestern set to award four degrees at 96th commencement
Four Tucson students will receive degrees at Northwestern University's 96th annual commencement on June 14. They are Mary Elizabeth Jacka, Master of Arts. Gordon E. Olson, Bachelor of Science. Hal Bates Richerson and David H. Steninger, both Doctor of Medicine.
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Northwestern University
Mary Elizabeth Jacka
Gordon E. Olson
Hal Bates Richerson
David H. Steninger
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