Long Term Foreign Loan Plan Advances in Senate
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved a $5 billion five year foreign loan plan funded by Treasury borrowing. The 10 to 2 vote backed Chairman J William Fulbright to finance the Eisenhower foreign aid bill though Eisenhower opposed bypassing appropriations committees. The panel favored $1 billion yearly loans, down from $1.5 billion.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
Treasury
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Congressional Appropriations Committees
Fulbright
Tucson Chamber Backs Direct Route to Phoenix Highway
The Tucson Chamber of Commerce backs a straight line interstate from Casa Grande to Phoenix. Mesa and Coolidge oppose the plan while Phoenix stays neutral. The same meeting approved a nominating committee change and a statewide chamber workshop for Oct 22. They declined selling 5 to 10 acres near the airport for a motel.
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Chamber
Phoenix
Tucson Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Tucson
Casa Grande
Arizona Highway Commission
The
Highway Commission
Mesa
Coolidge
Chamber of Commerce
Elvira Road
Flash Citizen Asks Gets Protection from Police
Victor M Schultz 65 of 234 E Adams St walked into the police station seeking protection after a failed real estate deal. Officers booked him for intoxication and found 4205 dollars in cash savings bonds and a cashier's check. He posted a ten dollar bond later and left, forfeiting the bond in City Court.
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Victor Martin Schultz
E. Adams St
Schultz
Tucson Named One of 10 Fastest Growing Cities
Goyette announced Tucson ranks sixth consecutive month as one of the 10 fastest growing communities in the nation per the Rand-McNally economic survey. The report highlights industrial land use and ongoing expansion in the area.
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Goyette
Tucson
Rand-McNally Economic Survey
Hughes Aircraft names four to Tucson plant posts
Four Hughes officials take new roles at the Tucson plant including William J. Harrison as personnel manager and Charles B. Huestis as controller. R Bruce Large becomes manager of services and outside production while Lawson H. Flanagan Jr. is contracts and programming head.
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William J. Harrison
Charles B. Huestis
Tucson
R. Bruce Large
Lawson H. Flanagan Jr
Harrison
Crown Cork & Seal Co
Baltimore
U. S. Employment Service
Washington
Piasecki Aircraft Corp
Air Products Inc
Pennsylvania
Trans World Airlines
Huestis
Hughes
el Segundo
Calif
Norman T. Rockel
Earl Hall
Culver City
Rheem Manufacturing Co
Hall Scott Inc
Overseas National Airways
California
First National Bank
Seattle
Wash
Electronic Armament Control Systems
Juvenile Burglary Ring Broken
A runaway boy’s questioning led to solving at least 35 burglaries by six juveniles aged 12 to 15. They admitted stealing from downtown businesses, homes, and parking lots over four months, with loot including clothing and a pistol. About $400 in cash was spent quickly. Det. Jack Lane and others questioned the youths. one boy confessed and turned himself in to the Juvenile Detention Home.
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Dets
Jack Lane
Bruce Couston
Don Engquist
William Jones
Lane
Ex-Sheriff Deputies Named in $5,000 Suit
Raymond Leland Lawson filed a civil suit accusing ex-Sheriff James W. Clark and deputies William Tarsha and John Doe of assault in the Pima County jail during booking for drunken driving June 20. He, 36, of 6218 S Morris Ave, alleges unprovoked attack causing facial cuts and permanent scars after a June 20 arrest on Nogales Highway. Lawson was later found innocent December 15 on the second offense drunken driving charge.
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Raymond Leland Lawson
Pima County
Lawson
James W. Clark
William Tarsha
John Doe
S. Morris Ave
Nogales
Why Not Preserve It In Alcohol Concert Mixup
Oshkosh Wisconsin readers learn the local chapter of the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America discovered an amusing error in their program. The second word in the organization's title was mistakenly printed as Prevention.
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Oshkosh, Wis
Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet
America
AEC Grants 14610 To UA For Study
The U S Atomic Energy Commission awards the University of Arizona a 14610 grant for a chemistry study led by Dr Leslie S Forster on the luminescence of metal complexes. The project uses copper nickel and manganese complexes to explore how light energy is emitted as light.
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AEC
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
University of Arizona
Leslie S$. Forster
Forster
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C. Edgar Goyette
Phoenix Chamber
Southwest Aviation
Civil Aeronautics Board
White House
Wilmot Plaza
Wilmot
S. M.L
Pooks
West Congress
Hughes Aircraft Co
John W. Black
Flanagan
Chicago
Grand Central Aircraft Co
Hughes Photos
L. H. Flanagan JR
Sat. & Sun
Molly Mayfield
Val
Grabe
Genin
Pocket
Royal
Space Command
Brownson
Cemith
Ang Ang Thi
of Historic
Bourbon
James Crow
Kentucky
OLD Crow Distillery CO
Frankfort, KY
National Dist. Prod. CO
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