Courthouse Heat Rises as Air Conditioner Fails Again
Tempers flare on both floors of Pima County Courthouse as the air conditioning unit in the new wing repeatedly breaks down. Architect Edward Hedberg and supervisors press for a fix after the motor burned out for the third or fourth time since installation.
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Pima County
Courthance
Edward Hedberg
Blanton & Cole
Lambert Kautenburger
J. Homer Boyd
Hedberg
Kautenburger
UN Moves to Oust Truce Teams in Korea
UN command serves notice to North Korea and allies that neutral truce zone teams will be withdrawn from South Korea after deadlock over a compromise proposed by the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission. Gard says teams will be moved back to the neutral zone, with reports on armament movements still to be issued. The North Korean and Allied delegates call the move a threat, but unofficially expect no major conflict from the pullout.
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Panmunjom
Korea
South Korea
U.S
Robert G
UN Communist Armistice Commission
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
NNSC
Sweden
Switzerland
Czechoslovakia
Ndt
North
Gard
U.N. Command
Chung Keuk Rok
Asia
Chung
Joint Commission
Inchon
Pusan
Kunsan
Meet Sam Slack and the vacation paper service
An instruction to readers about Sam Slack taking an extended vacation in Tucson and how to avoid a loss of papers by using the Citi zen follow service. The notice promotes prompt mailing of the daily newspaper free of charge anywhere in North America or paper pickup upon return, with a contact phone number.
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Tucson
Sam
the Citizen
North American
Eisenhower Opens Way for Reciprocal Soviet Visits
President Eisenhower signaled a policy of reciprocal high level visits with the Soviet Union. He said invitations would be offered to Soviet leaders such as Zhukov Bulganin and Khrushchev based on reciprocity. The move follows Twining's invitation to Moscow and aims to plan matching visits for U.S. officials and Soviet counterparts.
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Washington
Eisenhower
U.S
United States
Georgi K. Zhukov
Nikolai Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Air Force
Nathan F. Twining
Twining
Moscow
V. D. Sokolovsky
Zhukov
Russia
U. S
Tornadoes Bristle Midwest Storm Threats Rise Nationwide
A new storm front brings tornado warnings to Nebraska and Kansas. A twister hit Pleasonton Nebraska, with unconfirmed tornadoes near Inman Kansas and Bemidji Minnesota. Lincoln Nebraska faced widespread damage including power outages and hospital blackout requiring a flashlight pendopendectomy.
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Midwest
Weather Bureau
Nebraska
Kansas
Pleasonton
Neb
Inman
Kan
Bemidji
Minn
Lincoln
Ike Learns Calmness From Golf Laughs
Dr. Paul Dudley White, treating President Eisenhower after his heart attack, says the president shows equanimity. He recalled Eisenhower saying he laughs at bad golf shots, even if not always sincere, and White notes calmness aids health and helps him keep on with the job.
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Boston
Paul Dudley White
Eisenhower
Dr. White
Bulganin Delivers Note on U S Soviet Ties to Eisenhower
Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin sent a new letter on U S Soviet relations to President Eisenhower. Ambassador Zarubin delivered it to Secretary Dulles at the State Department around 3 p m EDT and suggested the public release would come soon.
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Washington
Nikolai Bulganin
Eisenhower
Dulles
Georgi N. Zarubin
Zarubin
State Department
May employment hits 65 million record in U S
Secretary Weeks announced May jobs rose to 65 million, a new monthly peak and nearly matching the prior all time high. He noted about 1 million more jobs than April, with layoffs easing, and projected total 1956 investment spending above 35 billion dollars and rising.
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Washington
Weeks
Warm, mostly clear Tucson forecast with higher temps
The weather outlook for today and tomorrow in Tucson and vicinity calls for mostly clear skies with a touch more warmth. Afternoon clouds form in eastern mountains and humidity sits slightly lower. yesterday reached 98 in Tucson with a 67 low, while Yuma hit 100 as the state’s hottest area.
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Ole Jalopy
Tucson
Maverick
Yuma
Arizona
Britain to test hydrogen bomb next year in Pacific
Prime Minister Anthony Eden announced in the Commons that Britain will conduct a limited number of hydrogen bomb tests in the megaton range in the first half of 1957. The tests will be high altitude, remote in the Pacific to limit fallout, with the Monte Bello Islands hosting a second test anticipated next week.
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London
Britain
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
United States
Soviet Union
Commons
Eden
Pacific
Monte Bello Islands
Australian
Onslow
Australia
Plane lands safely after gear collapse at Pittsburgh
A Trans World Airlines jet with 28 aboard had its landing gear collapse on arrival at Greater Pittsburgh airport. Initial reports said no injuries among passengers or crew. The flight was from New York LaGuardia to Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Greater
TWA
New York
LaGuardia
Tito Sees No U.S. Rift Over Moscow Visit
President Tito told reporters at a Kremlin reception that Yugoslavia’s trip to Moscow would not harm ties with the United States. He dismissed Sen. McCarthy’s cut aid move and said U.S. friendship would continue. Eisenhower urged aid restudy amid talks of large loans to Belgrade. About 1,000 diplomats attended with Khrushchev and Bulganin present. Tito defended Yugoslavia’s independent foreign policy and noted past Cominform expulsion as artificial.
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Moscow
Tito
Russia
Yugoslavia
United States
Kremlin
Sen. McCarthy
Senate
U. S
McCarthy
Oes McCarthy
R- Wis
Ees Sestc
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Bulganin
Sng
St. George's Hall
Slavia
Eral
Cominform
Stalin
Sre
House backs over billion in Eisenhower foreign aid cut
The House voted 192 to 112 to reject adding $600 million to the $3.891 billion foreign aid bill. President Eisenhower pressed for the extra funds in a late letter read by Republican Leader Martin as Speaker Rayburn urged the increase. The measure faces possible reversal in a later roll call.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Eisenhower Pane
America
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Mass
Joe
Martin
Rayburn
D-Tex
Brook Hays
D-Ark
Hays
House Committee
Rep
Dies
Bentley
R-Mich
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Rep. McCormack
Massachusetts
Nasser Signals Possible Warming Of Anglo Egyptian Ties
In Cairo signs point to improving Anglo Egyptian relations as Premier Nasser prepares a June 18 speech on Britain. He may visit Red China and plan talks with Tito in Belgrade while edging toward Western outreach amid a long running rift and Cairo propaganda hurdles.
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Cairo
Middle East
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Britain
Nasser
Nenetral
Red China
Tito
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Russia
Humphrey Trevelyan
Dag Hammarskjold Sees Will To Peace In Middle East
United Nations secretary general Dag Hammarskjold said there is a will to peace in Israel and Arab states though a final settlement remains distant. He spoke at a news conference after the Security Council approved a Palestine resolution, urging parties to cooperate with his peace efforts despite divergent views.
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United Nations
N.Y
Dag Hammarskjold
Israel
Middle East
Hammarskjold
Security Council
Palestine
Council
Baseball doubleheader and operatic performance tonight
Tonight and tomorrow the entertainment program includes a 6 15 P M doubleheader with Tucson facing Yuma Sun Sox at Hi Corbett Field. At 8 15 P M Tucson again meets Yuma Sun Sox, followed by the baseball opera The Mighty Casey at the El Conquistador Hotel band shell.
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Tucson
Yuma
the Mighty
Casey
el Conquistador Hotel
Shell
Eight new principals appointed in district postings
District announces the appointment of eight new principals across several schools. The moves are part of a broader staffing update and aim to strengthen school leadership with experienced educators stepping into key roles.
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Khrushchev
Emory Hyde
Adenauer
Russ
Ariz
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