McCarthy Denies Rebers Sworn Testimony in Hearing
In televised hearings Sen. McCarthy denies Maj. Gen. Reber's oath that he sought a commission for G. David Schine. He says he did not request a commission for anyone and recalls only guiding Schine on forms. Page 19.
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McCarthy
Miles Reber
G. David Schine
Ray H. Jenkins
Subcommittee
Reber
Schine
Army
Congress
McCarthy Army
Jenkins
Cooler Gusty Day Ahead With Dust in Train
A dry cold front yesterday brought no major weather, with Phoenix at 90 64 and other cities showing wide swings. Expect cooler tonight and tomorrow with gusty winds and dust, as readings include 69 in the morning and 94 peak in the afternoon.
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Murray Bell
Old Pueblo
The
Mercury
Arizona
Douglas
Flagstaff
Prescott
Winslow
Yuma
Phoenix
Immigrant roundup shifts Wetbacks to Nogales for return
The United States and Mexico coordinate a large operation along the Arizona California border to deport workers known as wetbacks through Nogales. Busloads pass to Tucson and are sent across the border to Mexico aboard trains. officials warn of prosecutions if they return.
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Yuma County
Imperial Valley of California
Mexico
Nogales
U. S
Arizona-California
Tucson
Yuma
Calexico
California
Imperial Valley
Arizona
Herbert Browne
Washington
Brownell
Congress
U. S. Labor Department
Zipf Announces Run For U S Representative District 2
Henry Zipf former Senate aide and Tucson lawyer enters the race for the Republican nomination in district 2 to succeed Harold A. Patten. He opposes Dr. John W. McInnes in the primary and faces Democrats A B Lieh M L Brooks and John C Smith in the general field. Zipf vows limited government and opposition to Indochina involvement.
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Henry Zipf
Barry Goldwater
Washington, D. C
U. S
Zipf
Harold A. Patten
Citizen's Press Relapse Delays Delivery to Subscribers
The Citizen's Press delivered late to many subscribers yesterday as the press ran at half capacity after a breakdown. Officials cite aging equipment and plan a new mechanical plant for Tucson Newspapers to be occupied next month to print larger, faster editions.
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Citizen
Tucson
Accused Slayer's Meeting With Girl Told On Stand
A dozen witnesses described the May 24 meeting of Richard L. Jordan and Phyllis Mae Thompson and her later murder in the desert. The preliminary hearing sought to move Jordan to superior court on murder and assault charges while defense claims he is a maniac.
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Richard L. Jordan
Phyllis Mae Thompson
Justice Court
Pima County
Morris K. Udall
Cliffton E. Bloom
Justice of the Peace
James M. Howsare
Jordan
Bloom
James Clark
Phoenix Carpenter
Udall
Air Force
Herbert S. Ross
Miss Thompson
Esquire
Ross
University Rotc
Cleo Couture
Howsare
Couture
Frank Eyman
Clark
Eyman
George O. Hartman
Hartman
Silverbell Road
Cananea Riots Prompt Troop Deployment in Sonora
Tense Cananea hours as eight land squatters freed from jail trigger a riot. Police Chief Teofilo Peralta expects leaders soon and troops from Hermosillo gather to quell the unrest. Rioters attacked cattle company buildings and homes of American citizens as crowds chanted against Yankee influence.
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Cananea
Sonora
Mexico
Teofilo Peralta
Santiago Rivas
el Intruso
Hermosillo
Cananea Cattle Co
United States
Peralta
Rivas
Mexican official denies Cananea riot tied to communists
The Mexico City attorney representing a divorce case in Cananea says Communists may exploit local tensions but deny any anti American plot. He details arrests May 19 and June 4 over mining water use, protests, and a riot outside the courthouse.
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Cananea
Mexico
Mexico City
Guatemala
Cananea Cattle Co
Emilio Segura
Sonora
William C. Green
Anaconda Copper
Col Green
Mary Green Wiswall
William Green
Wage Boost Proposed for Women and Minors in Retail
A state industrial commission bulletin urges a $26.40 weekly minimum for women and minors in retail trades based on a 48 hour week. Current minimum stands at $16 and must be approved by the commission to take effect. Washington forecast a 1 billion bushel wheat crop this year, signaling continued production controls next year. The crop is at least 100 million bushels above projected demand.
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Phoenix
State Industrial Commission
Washington
Agricultural Department
Eisenhower cites no Indochina intervention plan
President Eisenhower said he has no current plan to ask Congress for authority to intervene in Indochina. He warned of a serious Communist threat while noting his military budget is sufficient and that no standby authority request is contemplated at this time.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Indochina
United States
Kimball enters governor race with reservations
State senator William F. Kimball of Pima County announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for governor with cautions about his election chances. He plans statewide visits to assess primary and general election prospects and will tour northern Arizona next week. He has led the senate majority bloc for 12 years and chaired key committees while backing funding for the University of Arizona and raises for professors. He is a Tucson lawyer, past Pima County Bar president, and Kiwanis International official.
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Pima County
Kimball
Phoenix Gazette
Nogales
State Legislative Council
Senate
University of Arizona
Tucson
Pima County Bar Association
Kiwanis International Board of Trustees
Maxine Christy Kimball
Guadalupe
President to address nation on crisis and Indochina actions
The President will speak tonight on the legislative program with broadcasts on KYVOA at 7 p.m. KCNA at 9 p.m. and KVOA-TV at 10 30 p.m. He said he will seek congressional authority before committing U S forces in Indochina. Eisenhower endorses Republican candidates as a principle but avoids naming individuals. He urges allies receive more military atomic information and condemns unauthorized disclosure by reserve and active officers. The name of Sen Joseph R McCarthy was not mentioned.
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KCNA
Kvoa-Tv
Congress
U.S
Indochina
Eisenhower
United States
Armed Services
Sen
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
McCarthy
Marine Corps
Michigan State routs Massachusetts in NCAA baseball opener
Michigan State easily defeated Massachusetts 16 to 5 in the NCAA baseball tournament opener. The result sets up a 6 p.m. tomorrow match between Arizona and Oregon to determine who faces MSU, while the loser meets Massachusetts at 11 a.m. tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Michigan State
Massachusetts
Arizona
Oregon
St Mary’s student nurses vs doctors charity softball game
Tonight at Hi Corbett field the St Mary’s Belles will face local doctors in a charity softball game at 8.00 p m The event supports the St Mary’s student nurses The program also includes Starlight Theater performances and a Tucson Civic Chorus concert at the El Conquistador band shell.
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Hi Corbett Field
St. Mary’s
St. Mary’s Belles
St. Mary’s Student Nurses
Starlight Theater
Tucson Civic Chorus
el Conquistador
Shell
Starlight
Eden urges rapid Geneva action to avert failure
Index notes Britain's Eden warns at Geneva that swift measures are needed to avoid a failure. The item appears among pages covering international diplomacy and policy responses.
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