Laos Peace Parley Near Collapse After Padong Fall
The Geneva Laos talks show strain as Padong falls to rebel forces, with Red China and the Soviet Union blamed for cease-fire violations. U S officials consider downgrading representation while pressing for a definite cease-fire as Western delegates seek stronger ICC powers.
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State Department
Red China
Soviet Union
Gas Price Hits Low Of 25.9 Cents In Tucson
Gas price dips to 25.9 cents at Vasey’s Firestone Station in Tucson. Owner John Vasey attributes the cut to refinery supply and market saturation, predicting prices may fall further and last through the summer despite pressure from oil majors. He notes the effect on business and the difficulty of opening new stations.
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Leslie Ernenwein
Tucson
John Vasey
Vasey
Four youths held after highway chase and shooting
City police detained four youths in connection with a high speed chase that reached 125 mph and a shot fired at a highway patrolman. The suspects are identified as Baker Johnson Ross Jr. and Banks, with ties to robberies at East Speedway service station and other burglaries. No charges yet. statements to county attorney to follow.
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Willie James Baker
E. Silverlake Rd
Willie Johnson
N. 5Th Ave
James Hubert Ross Jr
N. 3Rd Ave
Billy Ray Banks
George Rider
Detective Headquarters
Ross
Banks
Johnson
Baker
Tucson Inn
Near North Side
William Ross
Kennedy Sees Arms Race to Persist Despite Talks
President Kennedy warned in a national address that the costly arms race with the Soviet Union is likely to continue unless fundamental policies change. He recapped weekend talks with Khrushchev in Vienna and noted no gains or concessions were made. He highlighted Berlin and Germany as the toughest issue and referenced a Soviet aide memoire.
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UPI
Kennedy
Russia
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Vienna
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Harold Macmillan
London
Europe
Berlin
Germany
U.S
Andrei Gromyko
Amphitheater approves school bonds for long range plan
Amphitheater voters approve a bond package of 6.5 million to fund additions at Nash Harelson Wetmore and Prince Schools and two new elementary schools to be built 1962 and 1964. A 300000 bond sale is planned to add four elementary classrooms.
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Prince
Reposal
Tornadoes Threaten Texas Panhandle Towns
More than 30 tornado tunnels menaced towns across the Texas Panhandle driving thousands to storm cellars. The twister count in Texas reached as high as 40 with limited damage as storms swept open country and avoided dense areas. At Stinnett about 200 sought shelter in the courthouse basement as hail and heavy rain struck the Midwest and New England lit by lightning.
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United Press International
Texas Panhandle
Texas
Pennsylvania
Middle West
New Engand
Best Wildcats Blasted In Texas
Texas game surprise as the Wildcats suffer a major defeat. Analysts cite strategic errors and strong opponent play as turning points. No further details available in readable text.
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U. S
Texas
Hess Murder Trial Opens
Elmer R. Hess Jr. faces a second degree murder trial in Superior Court before Judge Robert O. Boylston. A 12 member jury and two alternates were selected as witnesses were excused for the day while opening statements and juror qualification proceed. The defendant is accused of fatally beating Howard D. Grant, president of Teamsters Local 310, during a Jan. 17 drinking bout at the Labor Temple. Prosecutors expect 30 witnesses and a trial lasting a week to 10 days.
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Elmer R. Hess Jr
Superior Court
Robert O. Boylston
Hess
Howard D. Grant
Teamsters Local 310
Labor Temple
Supervisors Start Bond Study For Space Needs
The board forms a fact finding committee to assess needs over ten years and aims for a six month report to plan a bond issue. Members include Walter Burg and Richard Kittle with A M Libasci and Thomas Jay plus a judge to be named. The 1954 bond funded courthouse expansion and juvenile detention, totaling 460 000 for courthouse work and 175 000 for the detention home.
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Citizens Advisory Committee
Walter Burg
Richard Kittle
Count Hospital
A. M. Libasci
Thomas Jay
John Tsaguris
Superior Court
Sens
Clear Skies To Continue In Tucson Weather Forecast
Local Weather Bureau experts predict no major change in Tucson weather for days. Expect sunshine and warm afternoons with highs near 93 and lows around 60 to 62 as skies remain clear.
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