Tucson's U2 Payroll Seen At 500000
Next year's move of the Air Force's U2 unit the 4080 Strategic Reconnaissance Wing to Davis Monthan AFB will add about 500000 to D M's monthly payroll. Laughlin AFB currently near Del Rio Texas houses the unit with a combined civilian and military payroll of more than 1 million per month.
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Strot
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Hearing Set On Kirk Subpoenas
A Superior Court hearing was scheduled for 9 a.m. June 16 on Councilman James Kirk's request for subpoenas for 28 prominent citizens in the City Council investigation of his San Pedro water lands charges. Kirk filed a writ of mandamus to compel City Clerk Mary Fields to issue the subpoenas.
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Stevenson Heads For Argentina
Adlai E. Stevenson leaves Caracas after a 48 hour visit to Venezuela on the first leg of his Latin American mission. He praised Betancourt's stand against dictatorships and welcomed the warm reception, hoping for progress for Venezuela and future talks with other countries. He signaled support for short term economic aid to ease Venezuela's difficulties.
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Sir Winston Churchill Goes to Monte Carlo for 10 Day Holiday
Sir Winston Churchill flew to the southern coast of France for a 10 day holiday in Monte Carlo. Churchill appears pale and tired from a recent illness but his secretary said the trip is not for convalescence and that he is feeling well.
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UPI
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Beetle Bailey Beeps Into Your Vacation Plans
The Tucson Daily Citizen urges readers to stay connected during travel by following Beetle Bailey and keeping up with local state and national news. Readers are reminded to dial MA 2-5855 for delivery to a vacation address.
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Tucson Daily Citizen
Dial
Tucson Airport Authority moves on new terminal contracts
The Tucson Airport Authority borrowed 300000 using Hangar rent as collateral to fund terminal work including an apron taxiway and utility tunnel. M M Sundt Construction Co won a 648951.20 bid for main structures while revenue bonds may finance the project. Continental Airlines expands service June 11 as American Airlines reduces flights.
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M. M. Sundt Construction Co
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American Airlines
Stars Arrive for Tucson Premiere of The Deadly Companions
Hollywood celebrities and executives descend on Tucson for the world premiere at Fox Tucson Theater. Maureen O Hara Steve Cochran and Pathe officials arrive. Gov. Fannin and Mayor Hummel lead a downtown parade with bands and Old Tucson gunfight reenactment. Premiere includes stage ceremony and public tickets.
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Film Colony
Kennedy to address nation on summit live broadcast
President Kennedy’s summit report will be carried live at 4 p.m. today on Channel 4, Channel 13 and radio KTAN KCUB with rebroadcasts at 6 15 on KOLD and KTUC Channel 9 as details remained unclear. Dirksen said he would await the President’s remarks and maintain a cheerful stance while reaffirming Western resolve against any new Soviet offensives, especially in Berlin.
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Four Tucson Districts End School Year On Same Day
One day remains of classes in Tucson’s four major districts No 1 Amphi Sunnyside and Flowing Wells. Flowing Wells elementary dismiss at 1130 am with report cards collected Friday morning. JUNIOR and senior high depart at 110 pm. Next year starts August 31 for District 1 and Flowing Wells. Amphitheater and Sunnyside resume September 5.
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Amphitheater voters light for 6.5 million school bond
Amphi residents vote on a 6.5 million bond for a five year school construction program. By noon 259 ballots cast at three schools, with about 6,000 eligible and 742 voters in the 1959 bond election. Five questions face voters today.
Soviets Propose Vienna as UN Headquarters Site
Russians accompanying Premier Khrushchev to the summit with President Kennedy asked Austrian officials if Vienna could replace New York as United Nations headquarters. The move was informal and intended to gauge Austrian reaction, a government spokesman said.
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Federal grand jury charges six hardware firms with price fixing
A Milwaukee grand jury charged Oliver Electric Manufacturing Co Battle Creek Utilities Service Co Hubbard and Co McGraw Edison Co Joslyn Manufacturing and Supply Co and A B Chance Co with price fixing in materials used for electrical transmission systems. Kennedy announced the indictment. See 2 Executives, Page 17.
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Centralia
Rayburn Says He Would Settle For 104 Years
Speaker Sam Rayburn 79, of Texas, joked he would settle for living to 104 after a doctor said he might reach 106. He spoke to reporters during a brief Texas visit after a routine checkup found nothing wrong.
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UPI
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D-Tex
Rayburn
Texas
Inside the Citizen Shepard Had Fifteen Bad Seconds
The page references a feature on Shepard with a brief note of fifteen bad seconds, a page 8 item likely part of a larger profile. It also mentions a British Queen spotlight on page II and sports items about Wildcats facing a mental wall and Reds resuming shelling in Laos on pages 20 and 20 respectively.
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No Monsoon Ahead as Sunny June Returns
Weather Bureau predicts mostly clear skies and warming temperatures as June continues. A trough of moisture from the West Coast caused cloudiness this morning, but experts say it does not signal an early monsoon. Tomorrow’s high around 97 degrees with a low near 66.
Kennedy Opens Path for Korea Talks Amid Rifts
The United States has informed South Korea’s military government that President Kennedy is willing to hold a conference with its prime minister. The overture follows earlier friction after Lt. Gen. Chang Do-yung announced a visit unconsulted. Kennedy was busy preparing for a Paris Vienna and London mission.
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UPI
United States
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Chang
Paris
Vienna
London
Brash Bandit Steals $2500 From Arizona State Treasurer
A gunman robbed the Arizona State Treasurer's Office in the Capitol in Phoenix of 2500 dollars. Treasurer J W Kelly said the calculated heist targeted the cash drawer and the four clerical workers were not in danger. Deputy J P Finch assisted as the robber fled to a car in the State Senate lot with two other men observed by a maid.
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UPI
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