Security Blunt Reality Covers Ike Far East Trip
Washington officials assess heightened risk as President Eisenhower prepares to leave for the Far East. Security agencies from the Secret Service to CIA review reports in Tokyo after anti American demonstrations and a near violent incident at the airport.
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Christian A. Herter
Ten-apartment Tucson court offers strong cash flow
Real estate column highlights a nearly new ten unit court in a prime Tucson area. With $15,000 cash, buyer pays all expenses and mortgages but nets $2,300 yearly initially, rising to $3,500 then $7,500 as mortgages are paid. Contact Mr Tobin for full details.
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Albatross Legend Haunts British Freighter Calpean Star
London reports that the freighter Calpean Star, part of a Norwegian Antarctic whaling fleet, suffered a string of failures after an albatross died aboard in Montevideo. Crew blame the bird’s death for a curse as the ship deteriorated and finally drifted to Montevideo, where an explosion killed one crew member.
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Wanted gamblers for mass produced aircraft in Arizona
A solicitation invites backers to join a venture selling the aircraft dubbed the world’s safest and easiest to fly, a “Model T” of aviation, with a retail price of 9995 dollars. Applicants must be gamblers, not investors, and are urged to write or call A. L. Kortkamp in Tucson, Arizona, for details.
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Heron testifies on unsecured $1 million transfer in bankruptcy case
James R. Heron former Arizona Savings and Loan president testifies at a U S District Court hearing that he never posted security for more than 1 million moved from his firms to his personal account He admits limited knowledge of 1958 business affairs and says he rarely checked company books while the Arizona Savings firm was placed in receivership in 1959 The hearing continues Monday
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Lester L. Penterman
Arizona Savings Receivership
Heron Investment Co
Penterman
Globe Title and Trust Co
Arizona Savings Building
Husband Released To High Bidder
Mrs. Ruth P. Hicks testified her husband offered to stay for 20 000 but she accepted a rival bid of 25 000 for his exclusive attentions. She said she gave him money since their May 13 1959 Las Vegas marriage, mainly spent on horse races and gambling.
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Helicopter Pilot Reacts to Tokyo Crowd During Hagerty Rescue
U S Marine Major Don Foss, 39, from Sioux Falls, described fear of crashing into a Japanese crowd as he landed a helicopter to rescue James C Hagerty at Tokyo Airport. He and copilot Capt William Campbell were struck by rocks but not seriously hurt, while two demonstrators clung to the aircraft. Foss warned blades are lethal and noted the crowd aimed to embarrass the United States rather than endanger lives.
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Minn
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Pima County Reports Frugal Spending Into Late Year
Pima County's spending for the first 11 months of the fiscal year runs at 83 percent of the budget with 92 percent of the year elapsed. Hospitals and departments show overage, including County Hospital at 96 percent and Health Department at 93 percent. Sheriff and Highway Departments sit at 92 percent. Public Works Reserve trails at 67 percent and may rise as bridge projects are added in June.
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Wife forgives husband who maimed her in blast trap
In Nashville Tennessee Frances Binkley Tate forgave ex husband Willie Tate after he admitted bombing her and her two daughters. He said he turned a jewel box into a bomb left in her mailbox and later claimed he did it due to being tired of questions about her return. Frances lay in a hospital bed severely injured.
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Willie Leroy Tate
Asst. Dist. Atty
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Butler
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Frances
Schools To Face Higher Annual Workmen Fees
Arizona public schools will pay more in workers compensation fees under new rates. State Industrial Commission chair Jack Cummard said the increase stems from more accidents and higher salaries, raising the rate from 34 to 42 cents per $100 of payroll.
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UPI
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State Industrial Commission
Cummard
Waddell Opposes Auditorium Bond at Tanque Verde School
Dr. E. P. Waddell parts with two board members to oppose a $58,000 cafeteria auditorium bond and supports a $20,000 classroom addition. He favors remodeling the cafeteria at a tenth of the auditorium cost and notes Tanque Verde has 15 months to prepare for 7th and 8th grades if Tucson District 1 shifts students. An election is set for June 20. the $20,000 bond depends on passage of the $58,000 proposal.
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Tanque Verde
Robert Goodrich
Pray
Tucson
Waddell
Farrington Joins Nixon Campaign Staff
Charles Farrington Jr a Phoenix PR consultant and former Barry Goldwater aide announces he will join Richard Nixon's campaign team The move keeps him based in Arizona until after the Republican convention and highlights his Tucson roots as son of Charles Farrington Sr active in local GOP circles.
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Richard Nixon
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Phoenix
Barry Goldwater
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Charles Farrington Sr
Tucson
Display Your Flag Proudly on June 14th
The piece extols the flag as a symbol of liberty and justice, shared across all walks of life from immigrants to Mayflower descendants. It emphasizes universal reverence and urges nationwide display on June 14 to honor ideals sacrificed for by countless people.
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