Argentina demands Eichmann return as diplomatic rupture looms
Argentina threatens to confront Israel at the United Nations over Adolf Eichmann. Rodolfo Garcia Arias orders Eichmann’s return and Israel to recall its ambassador. Buenos Aires accuses Israel of responsibility for the seizure and urges punishment of the captors. Both sides foresee deteriorating ties.
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UPI
Israel
Adolf Eichmann
Rodolfo Garcia Arias
Arieth Levavi
Eichmann
United Nations
Tel Aviv
Foreign Ministry
Security Council
Council
Germany
U. N
Arie Levavi
Robles Loses Appeal in Federal False Affidavit Case
The U.S. Court of Appeals in San Francisco upholds Frank G. Robles’s conviction on four of seven counts for notarizing false employment statements by Mexican nationals. Sentenced to two years on three counts and five years probation on a fourth, his contempt of court during trial led to a separate six month term. Await mandate before enforcement.
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Tucson
Pima County
Robles
U.S
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Court of Appeals
Asst
United States
Walsh
University of Arizona Law
Robies
Miss Reimann
Michael Lacagnina
Kremlin Policy Tug Of War Over Khrushchev Intensifies
London UPI reports a Kremlin policy battle as Khrushchev faces rival factions in the Soviet leadership over foreign policy after the Paris Summit. Diplomats say hardline Stalinists and pro West camps push contrasting aims, with pressure shaping his tough anti West stance and rhetoric toward Eisenhower.
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UPI
Kremlin
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Pear
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Paris
Informancs
United Press International
Red China
United States
Blue Chips Lift Dow As Averages Edge Higher
A faltering market steadied late as blue chips surged and aided the averages. Dow Jones closed up 6.07 at 656.42 led by Du Pont and Eastman Kodak with gains in chemicals rails oils and space age issues amid heavy trading.
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New York
Dow Jones
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
No-Down Housing Bill Advances in Subcommittee
A House banking subcommittee approved a $1.265 billion housing bill allowing no down payment financing for non veterans. The measure passed by voice vote with five Democrats and one Republican present and heads to the full committee. Funds focus on urban renewal grants and college dormitory construction loans.
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Washington
UPI
House
Senate
Allred Receives Jail Term In Petty Theft Case
Former city detective Dale C. Allred was sentenced to three months in the county jail on a petty theft charge involving a gun seized in a burglary case. His appeal was filed and the sentence stayed pending outcome. He was soon arrested on a warrant charging first degree burglary.
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Dale C. Allred
Allred
Ben Lazarow
Justice of the Peace
Norman E. Green
Green
Green Shack
Festival Of Nations To Be Sunday Fest
Festival of Nations is planned for Sunday with coverage and features across sections. Sokolsky writes letters to Khrushchev on page 18 while public apathy and CD issues loom. Comiskey's exit ends an era as a notable sports note.
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Festival of Nations
Sokolsky
Khrushchev
Comiskey
Titan missile sites to be built in two stages near Tucson
The Air Force plans two nine-site Titan missile instal lations near Tucson with 18 missiles total for the region. First nine could be ready to fire in 24 months, construction to start six months from now, with the second nine following later.
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John H. Wilson
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McConnell Afb
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Kan
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S. C
Larson Afb
Moses Lake
Wash
Mountain Hore Afb
Mountain Home Ida
Beal Afb
Calif
Tucson
Nixon to reply to Rockefeller charge at Camden briefing
Nixon scheduled a late afternoon news conference in Camden New Jersey to answer Rockefeller's critique that he has not spoken out on key issues ahead of the July 25 Republican convention. Ray C Bliss reported Nixon’s first reply at the GOP state chairmen lunch, where Bliss said Nixon avowed pride in the Eisenhower administration. Morton indicated Rockefeller would be disappointed by the outcome.
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Argentina
Israel
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Chicago
Break With Rockefeller Splits 23 GOP Members Endorsing Nixon
Troy Times-Record reports 23 members of New York’s House delegation broke with Governor Rockefeller to back Vice President Nixon for President. Rep. William E. Miller announced the move. Morton argued Rockefeller attacked Eisenhower’s record. Nixon aides and GOP leaders played down impact as Rockefeller signaled possible candidacy.
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N.Y
New York
House of Representatives
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Troy Times-Record
William E. Miller
Lockport Republican
35000 Kids End School Year in Tucson Districts
Doors close today in Tucson District 1 and Flowing Wells affecting about 35000 students. Sunnyside District winds down tomorrow while Amphitheater finished last Friday marking the district’s final day of classes.
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Tucson
Sunnyside
Cleveland Beats Boston in Low-Scoring Game
Hawkins pitched for Cleveland in a 3 to 2 win over Boston. Klippstein and Foiles shared load, Monbouquette started for Boston with Fornieles and Sadowski finishing. W Hawkins improved to 4-3 while Monbouquette fell to 5-5.
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Boston
Hawkins
Klippstein
Foiles
Monbouquette
Fornieles
Sadowski
H. Sullivan
W—Hawkins
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Periodic B47 Flights Set For Commercial Airports
The Air Force announces periodic dispersal training by B47s of Davis Monthan’s 303rd Bomb Wing and other SAC jets to civilian airports to broaden dispersion and complicate enemy targeting. Tucson Municipal Airport may host operations with runways of at least 8,000 feet.
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303Rd
Strategic Air Command
U. S
Air Force
Washington
SAC
William C. Bacon
Bob) Schmidt
Tucson
Schmidt
Bracero Suits Settled After Fatal Phoenix Crash
Settlement announced for 46 Bracero suits stemming from a Phoenix highway crash that killed 16 and injured 30 a year earlier. The Garin Co bus carrying Mexican workers collided with a tree and burned. Two representative suits were tried in federal court on behalf of the dead and injured.
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Pi Enix
UPI
Phoenix
Garin Co
X15 Blown Apart In Test Pilot Unhurt
The X15 experimental rocketship exploded during a ground test of its new 57 000 pound thrust engine at Edwards California. Pilot Scott Crossfield was at the controls and uninjured as the blast damaged the craft and ripped the front section. Ground personnel sheltered in nearby blockhouses and were not harmed. The XLR99 engine had been installed only last week.
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Edwards Air Force
Basf
Calif
UPI
Scott Crossfield
Lambert seeks High Court review of bribery trial
Atty. W T Holmes says an Arizona Supreme Court writ of prohibition and certiorari will be filed to challenge Judge Dudley Windes refusal to grant a directed verdict. If accepted, retrial of Lambert Kautenburger, chairman of the Pima County Board, would be halted. A disqualification hearing for Judge Molloy is set tomorrow.
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Lambert Kautenburger
Atty. W
Kautenburger
Pima County Board of Supervisors
John F. Molloy
Holmes
Molloy
Weather Forecast and Past Rain Event Summary
The weather man predicts mostly cloudy skies with scattered showers tomorrow after an 0.18 inch rain event in Tucson yesterday. Temps should reach 95 degrees with a 60 degree low, while yesterday’s high fell well short of the 1955 record 109. Current 2 pm temperature is 89 with high humidity.
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