152nd Air Guard Squadron Nears Full Strength
After a year of operation the 152nd Fighter Squadron is 85 percent of full strength defending Tucson and Davis Monthan AFB. The unit switches from F86A to F84F fighters and a $4 million contract will build a permanent home at Tucson Municipal Airport with new hangar and ramp facilities.
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152Nd
Air National Guard
Tucson
Herbert Knuth
U. S. Air Force
152Nd Air Guard Squadron
National Air Guard
Davis-Monthan Afb
Air Guard
Morris
Guard
Air Force
Lackland Afb
Florida
Hughes
Valencia Rd
4 H Club Roundup Winners Honored At UA Banquet
Winners at the 39th annual 4 H Club Roundup at the University of Arizona were feted at a banquet closing the four day show. State dress revue winner is Sandra Neese of Yuma with a navy blue linen dress. Service awards honored long time leaders from Maricopa and Yavapai counties. Top contest awards include Talent Bing Brown and Pat Mount, senior and junior food prep and judging, garden and dairy showmanship, home furnishings, and public speaking. Special 4 H shield and clover awards went to top scorers across livestock, dairy, garden, clothing, and foods categories.
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University of Arizona
Sandra Neese
Yuma
Bula Lucile Byars
Maricopa County
J. Carrington Brown
Yavapai County
Clem Rademacher
Extension Service
Charles A. Pickrell
Bing Brown
Pat Mount
Coconino County
Chris Longfellow
Ruby Marsden
Yavapai
Treviana Wright
Margaret Bunker
Cora Mae Womack
Graham
Dale Crockett
Dwight Lundell
Henry Hughes
Gene Kempton
Robert Gilliland
Larry Burrell
Unior
Santa Cruz
Barbara Noon
Pima
Lew McGinnis
Maricopa
Gene Musselman
Tom Lee
Tom Rushin
Marlene Hurliman
Delores Jimines
Jean Buchwalter
Suzanne Hall
Sonia Stevenson
Pinal
Betty Potts
Neil Johnson
Greenlee
Grant Smith
Coconino
James Cochran
Carl Sedig
Actress Jeanne Crain and Paul Brinkman Expect Fifth Child
Hollywood reports Jeanne Crain and husband Paul Brinkman are expecting their fifth child in November. The couple briefly faced divorce filings after Crain sought separation, but reconciliation on New Year's Eve led to the suit being dropped.
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Hollywood
Jeanne Crain
Paul Brinkman
Miss Crain
Truman Says Ike Is Hopeful Amid Democratic Split
Former President Truman, boarding at LaGuardia for Brandeis to deliver a commencement, called Ike hopeful as he blasted Democrats as hopelessly split. He warned Democrats will “take care” of Eisenhower and the GOP when the time comes, saying this is the first presidential split since 1844. He will speak on citizenship civil rights and presidential power.
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New York
Truman
Eisenhower
LaGuardia
Boston
Brandeis University
Washington
Zachary Taylor
Apaches Fight Over Water Rights At Trout Creek Dam
Apache leaders resist jurisdiction of state courts amid a dispute over Trout Creek Dam near McNary Arizona. Water Users sought hearings with deputies served for next Friday while armed guards block construction and tribal costs reach about 160000 dollars.
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McNary
Phoenix
Bernstein
G. L. Maxwell
DeRose
Charles Hawley
Guy McKinley
Tribal Council
Perfect job AF Pilot lands B36 with no rudder
Air Force captain Albert D. McKinnon guided the B36 bomber to a flawless landing at Travis AFB California after a rudder failure over Stockton. Co pilot Capt. Alvin E. Prothero assisted as McKinnon used elevators and engine power to control the 162 foot fuselage and 230 foot wingspan during the 5 52 p m approach. The missing rudder was later located just outside the abandoned Stockton airport with rescue crews on standby.
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Travis Afb
Calif
Albert D. McKinnon
Brewer
Maine
McKinnon
Alvin E. Prothero
Homestead
Fla
Stockton
Prothero
America
Zoli Survives Confidence Vote In Italy Crisis
Premier Adone Zoli won final parliamentary approval for his one party minority government after 16 hours of debate. He secured 305 votes with 23 from MSI, exceeding the 281 required while facing 255 opposition and 11 abstentions. He warned he would subtract fascist votes if needed.
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Rome
Adone Zoli
Chamber of Deputies
Zoli
Christian Democrat Party
Monarchists
Italian Social Movement
MSI
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Christian Democrats
Courtley
Antonio Segni
Soil Bank Reprieved In Senate
The Senate Appropriations Committee voted to authorize 500 million dollars in acreage reserve payments to farmers for 1958 crops under the soil bank program, aiming to reduce surplus crops like cotton corn wheat rice and tobacco. The House cut the program to collapse, but Senate action anticipated to preserve it with less funding.
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Washington
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
Appropriations Committees
Congress
Agriculture Department
Bomb Claims 10th Victim of Hiroshima A-bomb
Japanese doctors report the 10th death this year from atomic bomb effects. Mrs. Moto Mori, 51, died last night in Hiroshima Prefectural Hospital, linked to a revival of atomic illness of the blood stream. She was in Hiroshima when the bomb fell on August 6, 1945.
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Hiroshima
Japan
Moto Mori
Hiroshima Prefectural Hospital
Carry Your Own Water To Sabino Canyon
Picnickers at Sabino Canyon must bring their own water as all drinking fountains flush toilets and hydrants are shut due to low supply. Sabino's May runoff was 27 acre feet, 77 percent below median, with summer rains not expected until July.
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Sabino Canyon
Pierre Early
Sabino
U. S. Geological Survey
Sabine
Eloy Paper Wins National Typography Award
The Eloy Enterprise was named second best entry in the weekly under 2,000 circulation category by the National Editorial Association. Winners were announced at the NEA convention final session in San Francisco.
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Eloy Enterprise
National Editorial Assn
NEA
San Francisco
Biologist Beadle to Open UA Summer Science Institute
Dr. George W. Beadle of Caltech will open the University of Arizona Summer Science Institute with an 8 p.m. lecture in the biology building. The program runs June 10 to July 13 and includes 53 teachers funded by a 42000 NSF grant to boost high school science understanding and presentation.
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George W. Beadle
Division of Biology
California Institute of Technology
University of Arizona
UA Institute
Beadle
Biological Sciences
National Science Foundation
NSF
Duane E. Roller
Ramo- Wooldridge Corp
Herbert Feigel
Minnesota Center For Philosophy of Science
University of Minnesota
John H. Woodburn
U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
R. W. Hoshaw
A. E. Kelley
J. W. Robson
C. H. Lowe
L. S. Forster
Tanque Verde May Join District One
Tanque Verde school board to decide whether to dissolve the current District 13 and join District No. 1. A public session starts 7:30 p.m. with public access at 8 p.m. A prior meeting discussed District 1 entry versus spending 35000 dollars for new classrooms. The choice coincides with the budget release Monday night.
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Tanque Verde
District 13
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Betty Fountain
Manda
Marleen Hurliman
Dolores Jeminez
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Buddy Rainville
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Eloy Paper
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Diamond Council of America
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Tucson Retail Trade Bureau
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