Soviet propose 2 to 3 year moratorium on nuclear tests
The Soviet Union proposed a two to three year halt on nuclear tests with international inspectors. An international commission would oversee the moratorium and control posts would monitor the four key powers. The plan emerged as the UN disarmament subcommittee resumed sessions in London after a two week recess.
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London
Soviet Union
United Nations Disarmament Commission
United States
Britain
Pacific
Zorin
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Helsinki
International Commission
Security Council
General Assembly
United Nations
Harold E. Stassen
Jules Moch
France
Stassen
U. S. State Department
Washington
Allied Unity
14 Soldiers Die Trapped In Truck Crash at Ft Campbell
At Ft Campbell Kentucky an Army canvas covered 101st Airborne truck veered from a bridge and sank into a creek killing 14 paratroopers and injuring nine others. Rescuers freed survivors and a board of inquiry opened into the worst accident on the base.
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FT. Campbell
101St “Pentomic” Airborne
Kentucky-Tennessee Line
Tennessee
Bond Cut Plan Shrinks Tucson School Bond Proposal
The Tucson District No. 1 bond issue proposal is trimmed from 7.325 million to about 6.434 million with 890,772 shaved from alterations and additions to 14 elementary schools and high school work. The Chamber of Commerce Tax Study Committee reviews further reductions and aims to propose a new bond election for needed classrooms, while preserving key items like 350,000 for Rincon High furnishings.
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Chamber of Commerce Community Development and Tax Study Committee
Tucson
Cofc
Tucson District No. 1
C. A. Betts
Betts
Jacob C. Fruchthendler
Arthur Pack
Rincon High School
Robert D. Morrow
Pueblo
Catalina
Rincon
Roskruge
Wrightstown
Carrillo
Davidson
Davis
Doolen Junior High
Government Heights
Sam Hughes
Safford Elementary
Univer Heights
Weekend Weather Outlook Steady Heat With No Rain
The forecast calls for a weekend with dry skies and light weekend wind. Temperatures stay around the 100 degree mark with highs near 97 yesterday and expected similar readings tonight. Lows hover around 73 with no rain in the near future.
Humphrey Sees No Tax Cut Until 1959
Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey told a Senate House economic subcommittee that a tax cut this year is absolutely out of the question and would be a great mistake. He said plans for a tax reduction next year are not known and warned against predicting 1958 or 1959 outcomes until more is known.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Congress
Treasury
Senate House
Mills
Tenacious Bricklayer Seeks Sick Leave After Barrel Injury
A Barbados bricklayer writes to his contracting firm describing a hurricane damaged site. He rigged a beam and pulley to hoist bricks, but a barrelful of bricks fell, injuring him repeatedly and sending him to hospital. He asks for sick leave.
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London
Manchester Guardian
Barbados
Derby Title At Stake For Tucson Soap Box Racers
One hundred five Tucson boys race tonight at Derby Downs for more than 1800 in prizes and a trip to Akron Ohio. Sixty two Class B and forty three Class A drivers vie in heats with winners advancing until two champions race for top prizes.
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Tucson
Akron
Ohio
Tucson Derby Downs
Country Club Road
Benson Highway
Rollin T. Gridley
Catalina High School
Andy Tolson
Tucson High
Elbert Brooks
Pueblo
Steve Russell
Barry Heald
Ronald
Albert Jurado
Duane
Walter Lyons
Dennis
Chris Rowley
Tucson Daily Citizen
O'Rielly Motor Co
Hughes Employes Soap Box Boosters Club
Inflation Creeps Toward Dollar Collapse in U S Preview
A Washington column warns inflation endangers the dollar more than nuclear fallout or smoking. It notes rising living costs, a nine month slide in purchasing power, and forecasts further records in May while outlining potential collapse if trends continue. The piece cites the Labor Department index and fears dire outcomes for fixed incomes and daily life.
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United States
China
France
Germany
United Press
Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Judge May Rule Today On Girard Case
U S Attorney Oliver Gasch predicted federal Judge Joseph McGarraghy would back the government in the Girard case. The 21 year old Army specialist from Ottawa Illinois faced trial under a U S status of forces agreement for killing a Japanese woman in Japan.
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Atty
Oliver Gasch
Joseph C. McGarraghy
Girard
America
McGarraghy
GI William S. Girard
Japan
U. S
Ottawa
Ill
Nippon
Gasch
United Press
Fortune-Aged Woman Dies With Cash Under Bed
An aged woman dies and authorities report finding piles of cash hidden beneath her bed. Local investigators are reviewing the estate and financial circumstances surrounding her death.
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Rockies
East Coast
Inside Page Index and Section Positions
A scanned newspaper content list shows page references for regular columns and features. It mentions Hedda Hopper John Crosby Molly Mayfield and sections like Movies Party Lines Public Records Radio TV Sports Weather Map Woman's View and Your Stars, with page numbers noted and an odd trailing string leeeeee.
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Financial Page
Hedda Hopper
John Crosby
Molly Mayfield
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Valerian Zorin
Russia
Subcommittee
Co. A
327Th Airborne Infantry
Bastogne
Tenacious Bricklayer
Citizen
al Zimmerman
Derby
By Gordon Evans
KTUC
Virgin Field
Leeeeee
Arizona
Dean
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