Recreation Crisis Hits Tucson as Delinquency Grows
City officials study recreation facilities amid rising juvenile crime and a growing winter resort image. Industrial engineer Mann notes teens' behavior reflects lack of meaningful leisure and urges bold action, while researchers cite park and facility expansion as key to attracting industries and improving youth morals.
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Recreation facilities weigh in on plant location decisions
Casaday notes that early in site selection teams look at recreation facilities. He says happy workers are more productive and good recreation options boost morale, aiding recruitment and retention in new plants.
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Stevenson Tops Kefauver In California Primary Resolve
Adlai E Stevenson defeated Estes Kefauver in the California presidential primary boosting his front runner status. Harriman signals support for Stevenson while Kefauver weighs a possible alliance with Harriman to block Stevenson at the Democratic National Convention.
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Eisenhower Rejects Soviet Invite for Rascaland Chiefs
President Eisenhower, amid recovery from emergency surgery, rejected a Soviet invitation for four Rascaland military chiefs of staff to visit the USSR this month. General Nathan Twining to attend a Soviet air show on June 24. others not invited.
Forest Fire Smoke Drifts Over Tucson
Seared heat bakes the Old Pueblo as forest fires scorch near Rincon mountains and nearby Fort Huachuca areas. A 25 member Mt Lemmon Prison camp group led by L F Hamilton fights the Happy Valley blaze since Saturday. winds from the southeast reduce visibility to eight miles.
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Six South Tucson Officials Face Preliminary Hearing
Six South Tucson officials including Mayor John Merrill and city clerk Elizabeth Marteny are charged with concealing public accounts and illegally lending funds. A preliminary hearing is expected late this week, with Justice of the Peace Clark H. Johnson handling possible case shifts. Marteny says she has no attorney yet but expects one. two councilmen G. J. McElroy and Manuel de Moral Jr. are seriously ill. A town council meeting is set for 4 p.m. tonight at the town hall with no special agenda items.
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Clark H. Johnson
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Manuel de Moral Jr
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Supreme Court Rejects DuPont Monopoly Claim
The Supreme Court today rejected a government complaint that E I du Pont de Nemours & Co illegally monopolized the cellophane business. The decision limits claims of antitrust over packaging materials and sets a precedent for similar industries.
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Supreme Court
Southern Pacific Railroad
California
House approves trimmed 3.8 billion foreign aid bill
The House passed a heavily reduced 3.8 billion dollar foreign aid bill to aid 54 US allies in the anti communist struggle. It moves to the Senate where leaders hope for more money. The measure is 1.1 billion below Eisenhower's initial 4.9 billion request and the bill still requires further action to carry out the program.
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Republicans Seem Set to Persist in Presidential Battle
Fragmentary text hints Goldwater, Serna, and Ari among names discussing presidential nomination. Mentions Eisenhower, Nixon, Democrats, and campaign intensity as the first full week of political activity approaches, with sensational tones about heart health and term chances.
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Cleveland Wins Behind McLish In Low-Scoring Tilt
Cleveland beats Boston 4 to 1 as McLish and Narleski combine on the mound. Smith Carrasquel and Rosen homer for Cleveland while Porterfield Hurd and Daley handle Boston’s bats.
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LeMay Seeks $3.8 Billion B52 Production Boost
Gen Curtis LeMay asked a Senate appropriations subcommittee for a 3.8 billion dollar increase to expand B52 bomber production as part of the defense department’s 36 billion dollar FY budget. Chairman Chavez disclosed the figure after LeMay testified in a closed session. the request would raise the strategic air command's total to about 5 billion.
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Senate Appropriations
Strategic Air Command
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Defense Department
Two Die In Nogales Highway Head On Crash
Walter Avalo Jarvis 35 and Elmer Lee Bazy 42 died in a head on collision on Nogales Highway near Continental. A fourth car struck Jarvis's body. two others injured and one caught fire. The highway, dubbed Camino de la Muerte, raised the year’s traffic toll to 23 in Pima County.
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Eisenhower Rejects Request for Joint Chiefs Visit to Russia
President Eisenhower rejected a Russian bid for all members of the U S Joint Chiefs of Staff to visit the Soviet Union. He left open a later trip for some chiefs with time outside Moscow to study activities of interest to their services. Gen Nathan Twining will attend Russia's Aviation Day on June 24 for eight days.
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White House
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U. S
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Meet Frank Fan on Vacation Letter Urges Service
A playful piece urges Frank Fan to arrange newspaper delivery while vacationing in Northern Arizona. It promotes Circulation Departments offering free mail to any vacation spot in North America and suggests saving copies for return.
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Seven Year Itch Preview at Corral Theater Tonight
The Corral Theater opens its season with The Seven Year Itch presented in the Rendezvous Room of the Santa Rita Hotel. Also tonight the Hi Corbett Field hosts Tucson versus Tijuana baseball with games at 8 P M and 8 30 P M.
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Argentine army chases rebel leaders
Argentine forces press pursuit of rebel leaders across multiple fronts as government operations intensify. Military actions are reported as part of a broader crackdown amid ongoing unrest.
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