Goldwater Warns Hoffa Reuther Power Must Be Feared
Sen. Barry Goldwater told a Milwaukee GOP dinner that labor leaders Hoffa and Reuther wield power beyond need and should be feared not as men. He urged Eisenhower to veto the Kennedy Ervin labor bill and endorsed Nixon as the 1960 GOP standard bearer while predicting possible Republican gains in Senate seats.
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Goldwater
Hoffa
Reuther
Barry Goldwater
James Hoffa
Walter Reuther
Wisconsin
Arizona
Eisenhower
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Mass
Samuel J. Ervin Jr
Senate
House
Richard Nixon
Michigan
Wyoming
Illinois
Fire crews respond to multiple city incidents with varied causes
Fire units report early morning and evening responses across city addresses. Incidents include first aid at 1730 E Sth St and 4680 S 18th Ave, grill fire on E Spring St, electric fire near 1127 E Lowell St, house fire on Davis St, and car fire at 450 E Speedway.
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E. Sth St
E. Spring St
E. Lowell St
Davis St
S. 18Th Ave
E Speedway
Arizona Students Show High Rate Of Leaving School
Phoenix UPI study cites 41 percent of Arizona first graders in 1941 failing to graduate high school. Harrell of the state education department notes 7,900 seniors in 1957, about 5,500 fewer than 13,425 first graders in 1945, warning dropouts may worsen as demand for skilled work grows.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona
W. W. Harrell
State Department of Public Instruction
Harrell
Wetback Flow Slowed By New Equipment and Methods
Denis Wolstenholme, chief patrol inspector for the Tucson sector, says electric eyes and airplane jeep teams aided by an expanded radio system cut border crossings. From 1954 to 1958, arrests dropped from 107,964 to 2,791 as Operation Wetback and enhanced enforcement deterred crossings at the Arizona-Mexico border.
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Denis Wolstenholme
Tucson
U.S
Border Patrol
Arizona-Mexico
Yuma County
Washington, D.C
Border Chief Transferred To St Paul Deputy Regional Chief
Denis F. E. Wolstenholme, chief patrol inspector of the Tucson sector, will become deputy regional chief in St. Paul Minnesota on July 1. He joined the patrol in 1940 and previously headed Blaine Washington. He is a Harlem Montana native, University of Washington alumnus, married with two children. The Tucson sector covers all Arizona except Yuma County.
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Denis FE. Wolstenholme
Tucson
U.S
Border Patrol
St. Paul
Minn
Wolstenholme
Blaine
Wash
Harlem
Mont
University of Washington
State of
Arizona
Yuma County
Addition To Pima Plaza Building Underway
A 275000 addition to the Pima Plaza Building at 2030 E Broadway is under construction by Norris D Orms. Completion is set for Sept 1. Thirty two new offices plus a coffee shop and two patios are included with adequate parking and fluorescent lighting. The building will be refrigerated.
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Pima Plaza
E. Broadway
Norris D. Orms
Anne Rysdale
New Dimes Drive Causes Worry in Arizona Counties
Three Arizona county chapters of the National Foundation face emergency fund drives before Sept. 1 as they fear the new March of Dimes campaign will cut patient aid. Pima Maricopa and Yavapai counties report no funds and will keep money locally.
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Arizona
National Foundation
W. Donald Johnson
Phoenix
Pima
Maricopa
Yavapai
Pima County
Brother and sister drown while rescuing sister
Eleven year old Wesley Bedovsky of Onamia Minnesota drowned yesterday after diving into Hayward Wisconsin water to save his sister Georgia ten who had fallen from a dock. Both children visiting with their parents died in the incident.
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Hayward
Wis
Wesley Bedovsky
Onamia
Minn
Georgia
State undecided on refiling case against housewife
Deputy County Atty John Claborne said he has not decided whether to refile an assault with a deadly weapon case dismissed in a preliminary hearing yesterday. Justice of the Peace Clark H Johnson threw out the charge against Mrs Shirley Richardson 28 for firing five wild shots at her husband and hitting him in the stomach. Johnson ruled the state failed to prove lack of self defense and the burden rests with the state to show otherwise. The hearing was a continuation of a prior session and Atty Johnson moved for dismissal on several points. Claborne will review the case to decide on refiling, though he indicated refiling was unlikely.
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Continental Congress
Covenanters
Scotland
Woodrow Wilson
John Claborne
Justice of the Peace
Clark H. Johnson
Shirley Richardson
Johnson
Claborne
Richardson
Atty
John W. Johnson
Atty. Johnson
Justice Johnson
Suarez Is Found Not Guilty in Burglary Case
Fernando Sanchez Suarez, 21, was acquitted of first degree burglary after admitting to acting as a lookout during a March 28 break-in at a Casa Grande Highway trailer. Two juveniles aged 15 and 16 were implicated. they testified Suarez had no role. The case unfolded in Bisbee court with probation for one juvenile and release for the other.
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Fernando Sanchez Suarez
Suarez
Frank Thomas
Bisbee
Harry Gin
Pima County
Pascua
Kenneth Sturgeon
John Gammons
National Trailer
Casa Grande Hwy
Exploding Stove Sparks Ranch Fire Near Sahuarita
An oil cook stove exploded triggering a fire at the J. B. Bull ranch one mile south of Sahuarita causing about $6 000 in damage. Residents Ruben Dillard Tony Munoz and the David Francisco family fled. Firefighters from a county rescue truck aided by a bucket brigade fought the blaze as Sheriff Capt. Kenneth Sturgeon consulted with County Atty Harry Ackerman about the incident. Albert Richardson, 28, recovered from a wound after hospitalization. The event occurred at 6726 S. 6th Ave in March.
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J. B. Bull
Sahuarita
Ruben Dillard
Tony Munoz
David Francisco
Kenneth Sturgeon
Harry Ackerman
Sperry Gyroscope Gets U. S. Contracts
New York reports Sperry Gyroscope Co. a Sperry Rand division received Air Force contracts totaling 47 million dollars for development and production of high powered air search radar systems. The award underscores the company’s role in military radar advancements.
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New York
Air Force
Sperry Gyroscope Co
Sperry Rand Corp
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