Fire-Rated Firm Will Be Rebuilt After Massive Grant Rd Fire
Grant Road Lumber Co in Tucson was destroyed by a spectacular $250000 blaze Saturday night. Co-owner Samuel L. Hauert said rebuilding will start soon with a yard that will be enclosed. Cause remains undetermined as police and Fire Inspector Howard Danielson continue inquiry. Over 3000 spectators watched as firefighters saved Upham Nursery. losses include about a million feet of lumber, five trucks, and $60000 in machinery. Insurance covers most of the damage. the business partners Hauert and Fred Armstrong reported nearly totals.
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Grant Road Lumber Co
Samuel L. Hauert
E. Hampton Dr
E. Grant Rd
Howard Danielson
Hauert
Fred Armstrong
E. Sierra Vista Dr
Upham Nursery
Earl Upham
Upham
Forest fires blaze across 2000 acres in Santa Rita Mountains
Two fires north and south of Box Canyon Road burn out of control, lightning sparked 2000 acres. About 300 firefighters, Hopi and San Carlos Apache volunteers, and air drops fight the blazes. Whetstone and Rincon incidents add to weekend fires managed by Forest Service crews.
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Jack Carson
Santa Rita Mountains
Box Canyon Road
Don Jirsa
Coronado National Forest
Tucson
U.S. Forest Service
Jirsa
Rincon Mountains
John Cook
Sahuaro National Monument
Rincon Peak
Cook
Whetstone Mountains
Benson
Jirst
Tumacacori Mountains
Sonoita
Arizona
Tonto National Forest
Safford
Mule Mountains
Ft. Huachuca
City Okays San Pedro Land buy
The City Council authorized the mayor and city clerk to sign a purchase agreement for about 4 800 acres of water bearing lands and lease rights to about 14 000 acres of grazing lands for 367 125 dollars. Landowners Lloyd W Golder and his wife expect signing by today s end. attorney Donald Pitt represents the Golders.
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San Pedro
Lloyd W. Golder
Don Hummel
Donald Pitt
Golders
New Quake Rocks Chile
A strong earthquake struck southern Chile, centered near Puerto Eden and felt across 430 miles from Puerto Aysen to Puerto Natales. The 7.0 event, yet to report casualties, followed recent quakes as Chile continues recovery from the May disaster.
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Chile
UPI
Seismological Institute
Puerto Eden
Puerto Aysen
Puerto Natales
Weston College Observatory
Massachusetts
Labor Walkout Tangles Atlas Missile Tests Coast to Coast
Canaveral and Vandenberg feel a pinch as 800 IAM members picket Cape Canaveral and Vandenberg while walkouts threaten production of Atlas missiles and associated space programs. Strikes extend to Holloman and other Convair sites, with union leaders blaming Convair and the government for protracted negotiations.
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Atlas
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al Hayes
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Samos
Discoverer
Lockheed
Missile and Space Division
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SAM
IAM
Hughes Aircraft
Tucson
John Black
Hughes
Black
Cape Canaveral
Vandenberg
Air Force
Light Rains In Prospect In Tucson Weather Update
Light showers dampen Tucson area as .07 inch fell at Municipal Airport yesterday. Rain year total rises to 2.83 inches, slightly above normal. Tonight and tomorrow partly cloudy with scattered evening showers mainly in the mountains. Lows near 60, highs around 75 to 95.
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Tucson
U. S. Weather Bureau
Lambert's Trial Here Hints Denial of Change of Venue
Judge John F. Molloy indicated a retrial of Lambert Kautenburger will likely stay in Pima County after defense contended a fair trial here was improbable. Special Prosecutor Rogge argued for impartial jurors while editor William R. Mathews asserted local bias could affect the case. Retrial is set for next Monday following a hung jury in May.
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Pima County
John F. Molloy
Molloy
W. T
Tommy) Holmes
Board of Supervisors
H. Earl Rogge Jr
Kautenburger
William R. Mathews
Arizona Daily Star
Mathews
Rogge
Mayor accuses judge of usurping city council
Mayor Don Hummel charged Superior Court Judge Herbert F. Krucker with overstepping authority in a mandamus ordering the council to approve the Hi Way Industrial Center subdivision. The plan has stalled as state highway officials need land for a Nogales highway project. Attorney Robert Stubbs obtained the mandamus and urged timely council action, but the issue was postponed for debate.
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Don Hummel
Herbert F. Krucker
Benson Highway
Nogales
Atty
Robert Stubbs
Krucker
Stubbs
Hummel
Arizona Supreme Court
Steels Lead Broad Market Rise in Firm Trading
New York stocks rose as steel issues posted wide gains and other groups advanced. Motors, oils and chemicals moved higher while electronics were mixed. The Dow Jones industrial average finished up 7.94 at 636.92.
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New York
Socialist bloc resigns to block visit and seek dissolution
In Tokyo the Socialist bloc in parliament approves mass resignation to pressure Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi and obstruct President Eisenhower`s Japan visit. Sohyo and allied groups plan protests, strikes, and marches around June 10 to 17, while Kishi vows to stay, and ruling Liberal Democratic party retains a parliamentary majority.
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Socialist Bloc
Nobusuke Kishi
Eisenhower
Japan
National Labor Federation
Sohyo
Kishi
People's Council
U. S
White House
James C. Hagerty
Parliament Building
Liberal-Democratic Party
Inside The Citizen Weaver Criticizes AF On Titans
A columnist at The Citizen voices sharp criticism of the Air Force over the Titans affair, arguing policy missteps and strategic overreach. The piece appears on page six, reflecting a cautious tone about military handling of the issue and public perception.
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Weaver
AF On
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