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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1955

Page

6

Check To Government Girl's Mate Was No Bribe

Wealthy hat maker Harry Lev testifies before the Senate subcommittee that a $2000 check to Mrs. Hort’s husband was not a bribe to secure a $2 million Navy cap contract. He denies blackmail claims and says the payment was for a survey, while officials press for clearer evidence amid graft inquiries.

Lev Washington Harry Lev Senate Investigations Subcommittee Mella Hart Ley Chicago Robert F. Kennedy Subcommittee Hort Eugene Hort Roth Mrs. Hort Armed Forces New York City Theodore Weinberg Wein Berg Weinberg Kennedy Carmine Bellino Bellino Sen. Bender Ohio Hart

Five Testify In Drunk Driving Trial

The trial of Manuel Chiaffino on drunk driving charges opened with five state witnesses testifying. Eyewitness airmen said the car and locomotive collided at 40 to 45 mph while Chernown? Chiaffino was reportedly unsteady. blood analysis allegedly showed alcohol. The civil retrial for damages remains set for December 6.

Justice Court Manuel Chiaffino Chiaffino S. 15Th Ave Southern Pacific Railway Richard F. Butler Robert L. Knight Knight E. Ajo Way SP Giese Scrap) Roberts H. G. Wright Carpenter Justice of the Peace Clark Johnson Harry Ackerman Peter Rubi

Dulles Says U S Ready To Aid Austria Arm

Secretary of State Dulles told the Senate committee the United States stands ready to assist Austria in arming within treaty limits if requested. He noted the treaty allows a large army but forbids atomic or mass destruction weapons and urged swift approval.

Washington Dulles United States Austria Senate Foreign Relations Committee Sen. George D-Ga

Navy Seeks 5000 Reserve Officers for Short Tours

The Navy announced it will accept up to 5000 qualified reserve officers for tours starting July 1. The quota doubles the limited tour reservists accepted this year and selections will span two three or four years depending on qualifications and Navy needs for various specialties.

Washington Navy Bureau of Personnel

County to Dispose of Gaming Gear and Evidence

Civil deputies announced the disposal of twenty to twenty five thousand dollars worth of seized evidence. Slot machines gaming equipment and money will go to the Superior Court clerk for disposal if owners do not claim them. Items may be auctioned within eight months or sold to Nevada. tires guns and other material will follow later for disposal unless claimed.

Superior Court Clerk's Office Grayce Gibson O'Neill Lyle Allen Nevada Allen William Reed

Housing land use in the United States under two percent

A historical note states that less than two percent of the nation's total land area is devoted to residential and urban industrial development, highlighting low urban footprint relative to total land.

U.S

Nehru and Bulganin Toast Peace at Kremlin Dinner

In Moscow Nehru and Bulganin toasted peace as leaders of India and Russia called for easing tensions over Formosa. Nehru and Bulganin spoke of joint efforts for peace and possible accords, with India’s visit extending to June 23 and discussions of economic aid without strings.

Moscow Russia India Kremlin Nehru Nikolai A. Bulganin Red China Formosa Bulganin Chinese People’s Republic China Taiwan Krishna Menon Soviet Union New Delhi Statesman Chou En-lai Times of India

Arizona Block Sours Glen Canyon Water Plan In House Panel

A House reclamation subcommittee tentatively turns down a 12 percent Glen Canyon Dam water allocation to Arizona and considers a separate Marble Canyon and Bridge Canyon dam proposal. The panel also leans toward delaying Upper Colorado project work until the Canadian River project starts, amid charges of unfair process from opponents.

Washington Glen Canyon Arizona-Utah Arizona House Rhodes Udall Colorado River Marble Canyon Lee's Ferry Bridge Canyon Grand Canyon Upper Colorado Grey Canyon Central Arizona Rep Rogers D-Tex Upper Colorado Texas Amarillo Congress Rep. Saylor R-Pa Sayior Aspinall D-Colo Savior

Parolee 81 Returns Voluntarily to Indiana Prison

Albert Musser, who served 46 years before a 1953 parole, re entered Indiana State Prison after collapsing in Hammond. He asks to stay, stating prison is his home, and parole supervisor notes he has diabetes and senility.

Michigan City Ind Albert Musser Indiana State Musser Hammond Jay County Indianapolis Joseph Sullivan

Tempe Summer Sessions Begin at Arizona State College

A total of 350 classes will be offered over two regular sessions at ASU Tempe. The first session runs through July 9 and the second from July 11 to August 13. Classes meet five days a week.

Tempe Arizona State College

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