Retired General Brown to Leave Bank of Douglas Post
Gen. T. K. Brown retires from the Bank of Douglas after eight years of service. He served as manager of the Davis Monthan Air Force Base office since 1953 following his U S Army brigadier general retirement in 1948. Robert R. Davis to assume leadership of the D M office after Brown’s June 30 departure.
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Bank of Douglas
W. R. Montgomery
Bank
U. S. Army
Brown
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Robert R. Davis
Tucson Alameda
D-M
Anniversary Tribute Delayed By One Day In Omaha
Albert Oruch planned a public wedding anniversary tribute in the Omaha World Herald but sent it a day late and forgot payment. The note thanked Rose for two decades of support and asked public gratitude. Mrs. Oruch read the message after a delay, while Albert explained the idea aimed at countering divorce stories.
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Omaha
Albert A. Oruch
Albert
Omaha World Herald
Want Ad
Oruch
Stock Market Looks To Washington For Clues On Ike's Health
Wall Street traders watched Washington for guidance after President Eisenhower's illness sparked a sharp stock decline the day before. The Dow slid about 3 points as key issues such as Santa Fe, American Telephone, Gulf Oil, U S Steel and Du Pont fell, with volume reaching 3.63 million shares.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Washington News
Martin Gilbert
Wall Street
Bache & Co
Associated Press
New York Stock Exchange
Santa Fe
American Telephone
U. S
Phone Call Prompts Bank Evacuation in Los Angeles
A threatening phone call led to the evacuation of a bank in the 1100 block of North Western Avenue Los Angeles. The bank and nearby offices were cleared as more than a dozen officers including an FBI agent conducted a two hour search for an alleged bomb.
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Los Angeles
N. Western Ave
FBI
Hughes Plan To Be Probed By Civil Aeronautics Board
The Civil Aeronautics Board will investigate Howard Hughes plan to build jet aircraft and sell them to TWA. The probe could affect Hughes Tool Co. and its control of TWA. The board may revisit its 1944 approval of Hughes' airline acquisition and control.
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Howard Hughes
TWA
Civil Aeronautics Board
Hughes
CAB
Hughes Tool Co
Court Favors Film Maker in Alimony Dispute
Superior Judge A. A. Scott denied Thelma Darrell the court order to raise daughter Dorothy Pasternak’s weekly allowance from 200 to 300 dollars plus medical costs. Darrell, 56, has no independent income while Joe Pasternak has paid support for 10 years. The judge urged gratitude for the voluntary help from the son-in-law.
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Los Angeles
Joe Pasternak
A. A. Scott
Thelma Darrell
Dorothy Pasternak
Darrell
Southern California Population Rises to 8.51 Million
Los Angeles reports Southern California’s population reached an estimated 8.51 million on April 1, up 32.6 percent in six years. The Security-First National Bank research department says the region gains about 1,000 residents daily, with six year average annual growth noted.
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Los Angeles
Southern California
The
Security-First National Bank
Indians Seek Stronger Role in Colorado River Case
Indian tribes including the San Carlos Apache and the Hualapai move to have their water rights claims heard in the Arizona California river suit and ask for a special counsel to represent them. They argue the Justice Department has neglected these claims and seek priority for Indian rights in the adjudication. The case, set for trial in San Francisco next Thursday, aims to settle river claims and guarantee 3 800 000 acre feet annually.
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Colorado
San Francisco
Colorado River
Parker
San Carlos
Department
Royal Marks
Arizona
Delinquent Assessments Threaten Public Auction in Pima County
About 10 percent of 15 000 property owners owe interest on 75 contracts in Pima County improvement districts. County official A DiCicco says a 5 percent penalty was added June 2. If payments are not received by month end, properties may be offered at public auction. Improvements cover sewers paving roads and sidewalks or combinations.
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Pima County
A. DiCicco
Crackdown Targets Cars With Out Of State Plates
State and local authorities will begin roadblocks to check vehicles with out-of-state plates. Emral Ruth of the motor vehicle bureau said initial stops will be in Phoenix, followed by other communities.
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Phoenix
Emral Ruth
State Motor Vehicle Bureau
Ruth
Bulganin Calls Soviet Disarmament Plan Propaganda
Washington officials labeled Bulganin's letter to Eisenhower propaganda and said it contains no new disarmament proposal. He touted Russia removing 1.2 million from its armed forces and urged the U.S. to cut forces in Germany and join a new approach outside the United Nations.
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Nikolai Bulganin
Eisenhower
Bulganin
Russia
United States
White House
Germany
Tie
United Nations
Britain
France
Soviet Union
East Germany
Udall Seeks Navajo Land Townsite for Glen Canyon Workers
Representative Udall introduced a bill to let Congress accept Navajo Reservation land in Arizona as the Glen Canyon Dam townsite. The measure, co sponsored by Senator Hayden, would grant land rights of way and mineral rights to the tribe and restore lands deemed unnecessary for the $421 million project. Udall predicted swift House committee action and quick enactment.
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Stewart Udall
D-Ariz
Congress
Arizona
Glen Canyon Dam
Udall
Wilbur A. Dexheimer
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation Commission
Senate
Carl Hayden
House Interior and Insular Affairs Committee
Britain urges protection for Coelacanth fossil fish
Rhodes University ichthyologist J N B Smith calls for a permanent closed season on Coelacanths after France seized ten specimens in three years. He warns the living fossil may number only hundreds and urges strict punishment for killing one to safeguard scientific value and heritage.
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London
Comoro Islands
Madagascar
J. N. B. Smith
Rhodes University
South Africa
the Times
Smith
Comoros
Scottsdale Mayor Malcom White Reelected by Council
Scottsdale council re elected Mayor Malcom White after the May 28 election in which he did not lead in votes. The action restores White to the mayorship despite not being the top vote getter.
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Scottsdale
Malcom White
White
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