Ike Returns To Desk After Illness
President Eisenhower, virtually recovered from a stomach upset that kept him in bed, returned to his office for about an hour and 45 minutes. He signed letters including the 1958 appropriation for the State and Justice Departments and approved flood relief funds for Louisiana and Arkansas. He conferred with his counsel and White House staff and planned no official callers that morning.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Howard Mcc
Louisiana
Arkansas
Gerald D. Morgan
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
No Hasty Arms Pact With Reds Says Dulles
Secretary of State Dulles said the United States prioritizes allies and will not discard their views to rush disarmament with the Soviet Union. He noted some topics could be discussed informally with Russia, but current talks are not just U S Russia negotiations. The remarks followed Harold Stassen's sudden return, delaying the London reopening of disarmament talks scheduled for today.
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Washington
Dulles
United States
Soviet Union
Russia
Harold Stassen
Stassen
London
Tucson Adults Offered Cut-Rate Polio Shots
A three week program in Tucson offers Salk polio shots to adults aged 19 to 40 at $2 each, with doctors in their offices and county clinics for under 19 free. Campaign led by M S Van Why under Pima Medical Society and National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis aims to vaccinate all adults to curb 1957 polio cases.
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Tucson
M. S. van Why
Pima County Medical Society
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Medical Society
van Why
E. Prince Rd
O. J. Furness
Defense official reveals Girard enticed Japanese before killing
Washington report says Defense Department general counsel Robert Dechert stated that GI William S. Girard lured Japanese shell gatherers toward a guarded firing area by tossing expended shell casings and then shot Mrs. Naka Sakai. He noted the act was a grave departure from duty and questioned if Girard was on duty at the time. The judge paused rulings on habeas corpus and subpoenas while considering return to the United States for trial.
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Girard
William S. Girard
Robert Dechert
Defense Department
Coral Gables
Fla
Japan
Naka Sakai
Dechert
Ottawa
United States
U. S
Joseph C. McGarraghy
McGarraghy
State Dulles
Defense Wilson
Army Brucker
State
Dulles
Wilson
Brucker
Mystery of Frogman Lid Placed on Case in Britain
In Chichester England police kept the headless frogman case secret on government orders amid war time secrecy. The body believed to be Lionel Crabb and a coroner's inquest is possible. Mrs Crabb summoned for identification. The U S Navy may be involved per reports.
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Chichester
England
Harold Macmillan
U. S. Navy
Navy
Lionel
Buster) Crabb
Ordzhonikidze
Nikita Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
Margaret Crabb
Royal Navy
Crabb
The
Daily Express
Admiralty
TODAY
Chapman Pincher
Washington
London
Britain
Rains and Warm Trend Reported Across Arizona
A statewide weather summary notes showers in the hills and plains with a midday cloud cover and rising temperatures. Rain totals include 0.08 inches in Tucson and 0.26 inches on Mt. Lemmon, with snow observed near Flagstaff and Mt. Union.
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Tucson
U. S. Weather Bureau
Forest Service
Palisades
Mt. Lemmon
Sabine Canyon
University Weather Station
Mohave
Yuma
Flagstaff
Mt. Union
Prescott
Maverick
Phoenix
Winslow
School District No 1 Bond Vote Draws Heavy Turnout
As polls opened in the District No 1 bond election up to 8,000 voters were expected with 3,955 ballots cast by 12:30 pm. The $7,325,000 elementary and high school construction bond drew intense interest, surpassing all prior school bond totals. Notable polling sites included Howell School with 800 votes Mansfeld Junior High with 733 and Catalina Junior High with 725. Polls closed at 6 pm.
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N. Irving Ave
Mansfeld Junior High
E. 6Th St
Catalina
Tornado Warnings Fly In Three-State Area
Warnings posted for parts of Iowa Missouri and Illinois as severe thunderstorms sweep the region. Springfield Illinois twister cuts a narrow two mile path with no injuries though homes damaged and lines out. Rain totals reach four inches in St Lucas and heavy showers spread across multiple states.
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Missouri
Illinois
Mississippi Valley
Springfield
Ill
Midwest
Quincy
Peoria
St. Lucas
New Hampton
Utah
South Dakota
Scotts Bluff
Neb
Mayflower II Resumes Voyage Toward Provincetown
The Mayflower II, copy of the 1620 Pilgrim voyage, moved again after a night of calm. At 9:30 a.m. Captain Alan Villiers reported being 15 miles west of Nantucket Lightship and planned to estimate arrival time in Provincetown later today.
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Provincetown
Alan Villiers
Nantucket
Elizabeth to visit U.S. in October with Prince Philip
The White House announced Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip will tour the United States October 16 to 21. They begin in Canada then fly to Jamestown Virginia for a 1607 settlement commemoration before arriving in Washington in the evening of October 16.
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Washington
Britain
Elizabeth
United States
White House
Prince Philip
Canada
Jamestown
Stocks Rise to 1957 High After Eisenhower News
New York stocks moved briskly to a 1957 high with gains in key issues up to about $2. The market opened strong amid reports Eisenhower had returned to his desk after a stomach upset. Oils, motors, metals, rails, aircrafts, steels and chemicals joined the rally with Chrysler, Lukens Steel, Du Pont, GE and Gulf Oil among notable risers.
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Eisenhower
Chrysler
Youngstown Steel
Lukens Steel
United Aircraft
Kennecott
du Pont
General Electric
New York Central
Gulf Oil
Conservatives Upset Liberals in Canada Election
In a near complete tally, the Conservative Party led by John Diefenbaker won 110 seats to the Liberals 103 in the 265 seat House of Commons. The Liberals shed much support, with only St. Laurent and Lester Pearson remaining in top leadership roles.
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Canada
New Deal
Louis St. Laurent
Liberal Party
Conservative
John Diefenbaker
House of Commons
Liberals
M. J. Coldwell
Commons
Diefenbaker
St. Laurent
Lester B. Pearson
Outstanding young students study at University of Arizona
Inside the Citizen reports gifted children will study at the University of Arizona with teachers guiding them. The piece outlines a program that pairs high achievers with mentors to foster advanced learning.
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University of Arizona
Jordan
Egypt
Middle East
Algeria
Italy
Where To Find It Arizona Album
The item lists categories including Comics and Editorials with numbers for the Arizona album section. It notes crossword puzzles and events alongside 12 items, suggesting a catalog or guide feature in the publication.
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