Dulles Faces Soviet Arms Buildup in Iowa Speech
Secretary of State Dulles warned of a gigantic Soviet military buildup and urged against buying security at bargain prices. He urged sustained US spending of about 40 billion dollars yearly for armaments and aid, tying neutrality to military alliances and citing the NATO and Western treaties. He noted Soviet military power and aid to Communist China and Eastern Europe as a driving force behind US peace insurance policies.
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Reserves To Go To Boot Camp
A two week training course is planned for 23 Tucson Naval Reserve members who will fly to San Diego tomorrow. They will be assigned to Fleet and stationed at the boot camp there. Additional reservists, including William Kraetz Timothy Mosman James Nelson Jerry Newby John Ramirez Tony Rodriguez James Rose 4C Starnes Curtis Starnes Charlie Tice Alexander Romack Al Zepeda and others, are listed for San Diego duty.
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Diego
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E. 10Th St
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N. Tyndall Ave
Charles F. Cassity
W. Mis.s
David M. Daniels
Delaware St. James
House Votes on Bill Cutting Aid in Split $3.8 Billion Plan
The House prepared for a final vote on a defense and aid bill about $1.1 billion below Eisenhower’s request, with the White House inviting Senate leaders to a Monday conference as illness limits the president’s participation. Lawmakers defeated efforts to restore funds and kept a ceiling on authorization while actual appropriations await a separate bill.
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Adenauer Arrives For Talks In New York
West Germany Chancellor Konrad Adenauer arrives in New York from Bonn at Idlewild Airport. He wishes President Eisenhower a speedy recovery from his operation and expresses eagerness to meet American leaders, noting his two honorary degrees and intent to discuss peace and liberty with Secretary Dulles.
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Uncommon ailment sent President into surgery
A medical specialist described ileitis as a relatively uncommon intestinal disorder that rarely proves fatal by itself. He explained three treatment options from rest and IV feeding to tube drainage and major surgery, noting it was unclear if Eisenhower’s operation followed the same path.
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Parliamentary Guide Charted in Muskegon
Mrs. Marjorie Duncan introduces a device named Slidg-A-Rule to help club members follow Roberts Rules of Order. The slide guides 27 common motions with center and reverse windows showing how to state the motion, whether it needs a second, if it is debatable or amendable, vote requirements, and reconsideration options.
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Mich
Marjorie Duncan
Pinal Plans New Federal Funded Nursing Home
Groundbreaking set for June 15 at Pinal General Hospital in Florence for a 53 bed home for the aged. Cost about $278,000 with half funded by Pinal County and the U.S. Public Health Service under the Wolvert on amendment. Low bidder D O Norton & Sons of Phoenix.
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County
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Phoenix
U. S S
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Tucson
Jaastad & Knipe
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Crossword Beaten as Schwartz Wins $250 Prize
T. F. Schwartz, a Hughes Aircraft Co. employee living at 3001 N. Richey Blvd., won a $250 prize after sending in more than 6,000 crossword puzzles. His family, including four children aged 1 to 6, will share in the winnings as they plan to buy a yard swing set and celebrate with four inch steaks. Schwartz submitted the winning entry from 5,600 puzzles this week and will start a new $100 prize contest next Monday with a $25 weekly increase.
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Tucson Youth Dies In Speeding Crash
Roger Bowman a 16 year old from Tucson died in a high speed crash near Oracle Junction while speeding to return home. Three teen passengers escaped with minor injuries after the 1955 convertible overturned. Police and coroner reports note speeds near 100 to 110 mph before the car flipped. Body taken to Reilly Funeral Home with no inquest planned.
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Fair Oaks Ave
Oracle Junction
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Escn
van Adkins
McMillan
Linda Vista Ranch
Adkins
Bowman
Joel
Florence
Melvin C. Bassett
Bassett
L. T. Derwin
Oracle
Reilly
Ison
Plane Missing With Five Aboard From Northway to Anchorage
An private plane carrying five people vanished on a flight from Northway toward Anchorage. The pilot Capt Elbert G Head and four passengers including Mrs J C Head were aboard, with three women among the passengers. Air Force and civilian search teams pressed on through the night, continuing at dawn. Head, attached to Elmendorf Air Force Base, had recently bought a blue Howards in Washington DC.
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Northway
Civil Aeronautics Administration
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Molotov ouster linked to wife aggression claim
Exiled defector Sewoyyn Bialer says Khrushchev suggested Molotov’s wife drove his removal as Soviet foreign minister. He cites minutes of a July central committee session where Molotov opposed resuming relations with Tito and was rebuked for his wife's ambition.
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Tito
Yugoslavia
Vyacheslav Mihailovich
Pius XII May Call Consistory To Fill Cardinal Vacancies
Vatican sources say Pius XII could schedule a consistory in November or December to fill eight Cardinal vacancies. No definite plan exists, and Castel Gandolfo is unlikely. Potential candidates include Archbishop Richard Cushing and Archbishop Joseph Ritter. a Far East cardinal from the Philippines or Japan is also speculated.
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Richard Cushing
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Mass
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Japan
Soviet War Hero Zhukov Ill but Not Seriously, Sources Say
Moscow reports Marshal Georgi Zhukov, ally of Eisenhower in World War II, is ill but not seriously. He has long maintained cordial ties with Eisenhower and exchanged letters for years, with recent absences noted amid Tito visit coverage.
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Georgi M. Zhukov
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Lemon Sorting Machine Sorts Fruit by Color
In San Jose a new electronic eye sorts lemons into four color grades, replacing manual labor. It groups uniform yellow fruit for market while other colors go to storage to ripen. The system handles the work of 20 or more workers and guides storage time by grade.
Forgery Arrest Ends Plans of League Founder
Charles Carson Chitty, 33, founder of the Anti Forgery League of America, was arrested on a forgery charge ending his campaign and plans for the organization.
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Charles Carson Chitty
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