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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1954

Page

5

Dulles Urges UN Action on Indochina at Geneva

Secretary of State Dulles rejected British and French claims against UN action in Indochina while Geneva peace talks continue. He urged a speedy UN security council peace observation mission to Southeast Asia and warned Western Europe to complete European defense unity. He stated the United States will not fight for colonialism and called for independence for Indochina’s native states.

Seattle Wash Dulles United Nations Indochina Geneva U.N. Security Council Southeast Asia Britain France U. S Washington Europe Italy United States European Defense Community Central American Guatemala

France Faces New Crisis as Laniel Grinds Toward Vote

Paris reports a cabinet crisis deepens as Premier Joseph Laniel pushes for a confidence vote in the national assembly. Deputies meet after an all night session and reject a government backed Indochina resolution amid tense Geneva conference prospects. Observers doubt Laniel’s margin despite last May’s thin victory.

Paris France Geneva Joseph Laniel National Assembly Lanier Rene Mayer Laniel Assembly

Dulles on U.S. World Role and Guatemalan Aid

Dulles rejects the idea the United States seeks to run the world and vows no lust for power. He endorses OAS efforts to help Guatemalans rid themselves of a malignant force.

Organization of American States Guatemala United States Dulles

California Democrats and Republicans read results with sharp divisions

Early returns show Republicans leading in most major races while Democrat Edmund G Brown wins the best total across party lines under cross filing. Knight and Kuchel lead in gubernatorial and senate races respectively, with Roosevelt and Owings splitting the 26th district nominations. Brown tops all candidates with 1,672,159 votes.

GOP Edmund G. Brown California Goodwin J. Knight Richard Graves Knight Graves Cornell Gabrish Democratic Roderick Wilson U. S. Senate Thomas H. Kuchel Samuel W. Yorty Kuchel Yorty James Roosevelt Theodore Ted) Owings Atty.Gen. Brown Fred N. Howser

US asks release of 83 Americans held in Red China

The United States formally requests Red China release 83 Americans imprisoned or detained there. Named on the list are Richard Applegate and Donald Dixon. Ambassador U Alexis Johnson met an unidentified Chinese official in a bid to secure freedom through direct negotiations, which do not imply recognition.

Geneva United States Today Red China Richard Applegate United Press Donald Dixon International News _ service United States Prague U. Alexis Johnson

Cattle Parley Convenes Arizona Growers Association Meet

More than 300 cattle industry leaders gather in Flagstaff for the Arizona Cattle Growers association summer meeting. University of Arizona experts will speak on stock raising, with a luncheon at Arizona State College and a 6:30 p.m. dinner at the Ski and Spur club. John Marble of Carmel Valley California will address as guest speaker. Governor Howard Pyle and Dr Louis Upchurch of Berkeley are on the program alongside Morley Fox and Dr Hudson G Reynolds.

Flagstaff Arizona Cattle Growers Association University of Arizona Arizona State College Ski and Spur Club John Marble American Cattlemen’s Association of Carmel Valley Calif Howard Pyle Louis Upchurch Agricultural Research Service Berkeley Morley Fox The Cattle Growers Association Hudson G. Reynolds

State Case Outlined In Phone Hearing

In Phoenix the state opens its case against Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co to prove the utility’s finances are not as weak as claimed. The attorney general outlines five points including tax accruals, rate base, investment growth, and debt impact, with Salt River Valley Water Users as witnesses.

Phoenix Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co Mountain States State Corporation Commission Robert S. Stubbs

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