Eisenhower Welcomes Khrushchev Disarmament Signals
President Eisenhower said he welcomes Khrushchev's small step approach to disarmament and will withhold judgment until tested. He questioned equal time for Soviet broadcasts and noted Formosa rioting had mixed blame, while affirming U.S. relations with Chiang Kai-shek and suggesting ongoing trade talks with Red China.
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Washington
Ipi
Eisenhower
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Columbia Broadcasting System
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
United States
Missing State Land employee found in tavern near Bagdad
Deputy Kearney Moore traced Ellis King after spotting his car in Yarnell about 50 miles southwest of Prescott. King, 54, was located in Pike's Place tavern in a recreation area. Civil Air Patrol, Arizona Highway Patrol and State Land Department had been alerted since yesterday. King appeared unaware he was the subject of a wide search.
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Prescott
Jim Cramer
Landee
Arizona
Bagdad
Cramer
Kearney Moore
Ellis King
Yarnell
King
Moore
Civil Air Patrol
Arizona Highway Patrol
State Land Department
Pike’s Place
Four Youths Arrested For Speeding On Mt Lemmon Road
Deputies arrested four youths last night for speeding on the road to Mt Lemmon. One youth claimed speeds of 120 mph while other details note repeated back and forth driving and a chase reaching 70 mph. Donald Raymond Delp, 21, from Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, faced reckless driving charges. The others, David Krzyzanowski 20, Herman Carrillo 19, and Warren Edwards 22, were charged as parties to a crime.
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Mt. Lemmon
Donald Raymond Delp
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
David John Krzyzanowski
Camino Real
Herman D. Carrillo
N. Grande Ave
Warren Duling Edwards
D-M
Phoenix Boy Eats Scorpion at Breakfast
Wendell Williams an 11 year old from Phoenix swallowed a scorpion at breakfast. His mother Currie Williams reported choking and he spit out the arachnid. Doctors said no venom entered his body and the stinger remained in his hand.
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Phoenix
Wendell Williams
Currie Williams
City Manager says wages can not be raised this year
Homer Porter says the city cannot grant wage increases or other benefits for city employees next year though police fire and other workers seek shorter hours and higher pay. He notes prior reductions and mentions planned liability insurance and possible health coverage.
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Porter Homer
Homer
Building Permits Jump in Pima County May Totals
Pima County issued 437 building permits in May with estimated costs totaling 4 955 038. The number and value rise sharply from May 1956 when 366 permits totaling 2 669 212 were issued. Single residence permits totaled 284 valued at 2 373 174 with 39 other permits in May 1956.
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Pima County
Sour Grapes in Utah Official Bitter Over Losing Townsite
Utah Land Board member Ed ward W Clyde blasts the Bureau of Reclamation over placing the Glen Canyon Page townsite on the Arizona side of the Colorado River and Utah losing land. Gov George D Clyde urges caution and fact gathering before selling state land near the dam site as construction starts at Page with dormitories and a mess hall for 160 workers under a New York contractor.
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Salt Lake City
Utah Land Board
Glen Canyon
Page
Arizona
Colorado River
Utah
Bureau of Reclamation
Reclamation Bureau
Edward W. Clyde
Clyde
George D. Clyde
Lake Mead
Kanab
Phoenix
Kitchell- Phillips Contractors
Meritt Chapman & Scott
New York
Stolen chair covers and trousers from cleaners truck
A truck belonging to Glover's Cleaners at 2643 N Campbell Ave had two chair covers valued at 125 dollars and four pairs of trousers stolen yesterday. Driver Fred Roof of 3266 E Grant Rd reported the theft occurred while the truck was parked behind the Pioneer Hotel with him inside.
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Glover's Cleaners
N. Campbell Ave
Fred Roof
E. Grant Rd
Pioneer Hotel
Hayden Sees Marana Base Closure as Lost Cause
Sen. Carl Hayden says nothing more can stop the Air Force from closing Marana Air Base as a training school. He notes Marana has been one of the most expensive to operate and will close June 30 after the last class graduates June 28, alongside Stallings Base in North Carolina.
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Carl Hayden
Marana Air Base
Lambert Kautenburger
Board of Supervisors
Hayden
Marana
Stallings Air Base
Kinston
N.C
Construction up one third signals surge in permits
James O Nabours reports an 11 month rise in construction permits with 13 872 issued totaling 22 267 460 compared to 12 850 and 14 167 492 in 1955 56. The gain stems from rapid commercial district expansion along Stone avenue and includes building excavations gas and electricity work and other improvements such as signs.
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James O. Nabours
Nabours
Stone Avenue
Children Found After 18 Months in Nationwide Search
Mrs. Virgie Wyss of Lewisville Arkansas found her four children in Kansas City Kansas after an 18 month chase that stretched across the nation. She last saw them December 15 1955 in Piggott Arkansas when her husband Walter Wyss took them. Her search spanned Michigan Illinois Tennessee Louisiana and California before ending with a lead from Topeka Kansas.
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Kansas City
Kan
Virgie Wyss
Lewisville
Ark
C. Q. Claflin II
Piggott
Walter Wyss
Michigan
Illinois
Tennessee
Louisiana
California
Mother Hears Child Custody Claim In Kansas City Case
Mrs Wyss sought custody after traveling from Kan with two lawyers to obtain a habeas corpus order from Judge Claflin. Officers found three older children Phillip 7 Rhonda 6 Michael 4 at the listed address. baby Arthur nearly 3 could not recall her. The father must appear in court to state his side or risk action.
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Kan
Kansas City
In Defense of a Mother’s Right to Her Children
The fragment argues for a mother’s custody or guardianship claim, asserting fundamental parental rights and welfare of the children in disputes. No clear parties or jurisdiction are identified in the readable text.
Japanese Ace Dies In Crash Near Hamamatsu
Maj Teruhiko Kobayashi a veteran WWII ace credited with downing 12 B 29 bombers and 4 fighters perished in a jet crash near Hamamatsu along with co pilot Hiroshi Amano after their T33 trainer reported engine trouble shortly after takeoff. Kobayashi aged 37 and Amano 33 were killed in the accident.
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Hamamatsu
Japan
Teruhiko Kobayashi
Kobayashi
Hiroshi Amano
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Ronson Scuick
Norelco
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Ph. MA
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Scorpion
Tucson
Sami Ai
Tucson Federal Savings
Stone
Ation
S. Sixth Ave
Ione MA
Pennington
Francis Lewis
Winsett
Sun
Souter
Tucson’s Friendly Store
Chantilly
Raine
By Daniel Green
Sere Bere
Lorraine
Lacome's
Scottsdale
Southwest
Scottsdale, Arizona
Robert Foehl
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