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Tucson Daily Citizen in Tucson, Arizona

07 Jun 1957

Page 9

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Tucson Daily Citizen

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Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1957

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9

Lenzner Delegates Ft Huachuca Command

Gen Emil Lenzner hands over command at Ft Huachuca to Brig Gen Thames amid a plan to return to Arizona. Gov McFarland honors him as an honorary Arizona citizen, while Sen Harold Giss jokes about deer hunting with an honorary Yuma police badge. Nelson to assume June 24.

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FT. Huachuca Emil Lenzner Signal Corp Washington Arizona Lenzner Harold Giss Yuma Giss William M. Thames Ralph T. Nelson
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United States Opens to Soviet Cultural Exchange Proposals

Washington indicates openness to a Soviet 35 point cultural exchange program ranging from ballet to mining engineering. Five Soviet radio experts head to a Washington conference, and U S radio engineers visit Moscow as talks continue for broader future exchanges. Khrushchev also calls for more cultural delegations and cross contact between peoples.

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Washington United States Moscow Georgi N. Zaroubin William Lacey Zaroubin Lacey Nikita Khrushchev Soviet Union
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Plumber Reports Theft Of Tools In Tucson

A Tucson plumber reported to police that $200 worth of tools were stolen from his truck. Amelio D. Fredrico of 632 W. 42nd St. said the tools were kept in a metal box in the truck parked along his street.

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Tucson Amelio D. Fredrico 42Nd St
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