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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1957

Page

6

French Socialists Join Coalition In Crisis Move

Paris reports Maurice Bourges-Manoury as prime ministerial favorite after the Socialist national committee approves joining a coalition. He seeks MRP cooperation while independents consider tacit support to stabilize the franc and end the Algerian rebellion.

Paris Maurice Bourges-Manoury Socialist Party France Bourges-Manoury Guy Mollet Popular Republican Movement MRP Antoine Pinay Paul Reynaud

State's Spelling Champ Is Out

Linda Dyer, 13, of Glendale, the Arizona state champion, was eliminated in Washington during the national spelling bee. She misspelled sinecure after starting with a c and became the 17th of 67 contestants to fall. A total of 25 had been eliminated by midafternoon.

Linda Dyer Glendale Arizona Washington

Beck Denied Right To Visit Paris

Federal Judge George H Boldt denied Teamsters Union President Dave Beck permission to leave western Washington to attend a Paris meeting. Beck may attend an executive board meeting of the International Teamsters Union in Los Angeles on July 1. He is free on a $5 000 bond while awaiting trial on charges including evading 56 000 in 1950 income taxes and aiding in preparing a fraudulent tax return.

Boldt Beck International Teamsters’ Union Los Angeles Washington International Transport Federation Paris Atty Gen. Brownell Sen. McClellan D-Ark Senate Teamsters

President ends sea survey after rescue on Saratoga

President Eisenhower concludes a sea survey aboard the USS Saratoga at Mayport Florida and thanks the carrier task force for rescuing one jet pilot while another was found dead. Coast Guard sighted the second pilot's body. confirmation to next of kin was announced. Saratoga docked at 12:42 p.m. and Eisenhower flew to Washington 25 minutes later.

Mayport Fla Eisenhower Naval Aerial Saratoga Hagerty Navy F. M. Lloyd Coast Guard Valley Forge Mayport Naval Base Washington State Dulles

Man Reweads Case as Johnson Remarries Wife in Las Vegas

Frank K. Johnson, sued for breach of promise by La Donna Johnson, says he remarried his ex wife Dora Ellsworth of Mesa last Saturday in Las Vegas. He and his ex wife, married 1946 and divorced 1952, reside at 2843 E 3rd St. La Donna, living in American Homes addition, lost right to stay in Johnson's house per reports. Custody case favored La Donna, who has five children, seeking 75000 for breach, 3000 for libel, 3500 for assault and battery.

Frank K. Johnson Johnson Dora Ellsworth Mesa Las Vegas Nev E. 3Rd St. Johnson la Donna Johnson Donna White Superior Court Robert S. Tullar la Donna Sane Rae Cancey Savane

Reds Eye In-Flight Refueling Ahead of Moscow Air Show

Aviation Daily reports Soviet airmen practiced in-flight refueling of the Bison jet bomber for the June 30 air show. The move could shift U S intelligence estimates of Red strength and accelerate Bison production to supplant the Bear turboprop, according to Anthony Vandyk from Moscow.

Washington Aviation Daily Russia Anthony Vandyk Moscow U.S. Air Force U.S Nathan F. Twining Air Force Congress Van Dyk

Investors in Debay device sue over perfect golf swing

Thirteen investors in George C. Debay's golf swing device each put up 500 to 6500 dollars and now sue after calling the contraption a flop. They claim the device failed to deliver the promised improvement and took their money.

Los Angeles George C. Debay

Arizona Highway Department to hold June 21 tests in Tucson

General entrance examinations for employment by the Arizona Highway Department will be conducted in Tucson on June 21 at the patrol building on East 22nd Street. The tests follow the adoption of a merit system in May with competitive examinations required for all applicants. Positions range from assistant district engineer earning 625 to 775 dollars monthly to axman and stakeman earning 260 to 322 dollars. Applications must be filed at the district engineer's office 500 East 22nd Street by 5 p.m. Wednesday, June 19.

Arizona Highway Department Tucson East 22Nd Street Axman Stakeman

No Pork Chops, $400 Instead

Newark California police investigated a case after butcher James Underwood said a closing rush customer took home a wrapped package containing $400 in currency instead of pork chops the customer paid for. Underwood sought police help to recover the money.

Newark Calif James Underwood Underwood

Tucsonan Fimbres Named U S Vice Consul in Vigo Spain

A former Tucson resident Rudy V Fimbres has been named United States vice consul in Vigo Spain a major seaport. He will be the first overseas assignment for Fimbres who has ties to Felix and the 462 East 31st Street family. He served in the Marine Corps and studied at Georgetown before joining the foreign service in January.

Marine Corps Japan Korea Fimbres Foreign Service State Department Georgetown University Washington, D. C Navy Department Carol

U S Soviet Talks Draw British French Protests

The British and French foreign offices complained about private talks between US and Soviet negotiators in London. State Department officials said Harold E. Stassen and Valerian Zorin did not present firm American proposals, only broad outlines. British and French officials were upset that Stassen spoke without prior clearance.

Washington U. S London State Department Harold E. Stassen Valerian Zorin Stassen Zorin

Young son to sail from New York aboard SS Independence

The 3-year-old David will depart New York on July 3 aboard the SS Independence. He expects to assume his duties in Vigo around July 15.

David New York Independence Vigo

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