Levy's Sold To Federated In Major Tucson Deal
Levy's department store in Tucson will be acquired by Federated Department Stores Inc in a cash purchase that includes a new El Con Shopping Center branch planned to open in November. The 70,000 square foot downtown store will be joined by a 60,000 square foot El Con location, total staffing rising to about 500. Levy will operate as an independent unit under Fedway Stores with the same management and policies.
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Oklahoma
Texas
Eisenhower greeted by massive crowd in Manila on Asia tour
President Eisenhower arrived in Manila to a wildly enthusiastic welcome from up to four million people. He pledged that petty differences would not divide the Philippines and the United States and that allies can negotiate in peaceful partnership. The motorcade through Midtown Manila drew confetti, balloons, and chants of Mabuhay Ike as U S and Philippine security forces protected the president.
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Philippines
United States
Far East
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mid-Pacific
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Carlos P. Garcia
Malacanang Palace
Mabuhay
U. S
Philippine Republic
Pakistan
India
Japan
Garcia
U. S. Secret Service
Massachusetts
Khrushchev
Letter From U2 Pilot in Soviet Prison Hopes for Dream House
Mrs Barbara Powers released portions of a letter from U2 pilot Francis Powers held in Russia awaiting trial for espionage. He spoke of a dream house in the United States and described his custody, hopes for relatives to join him, and the stay in Moscow after capture. He noted the possible sentence ranged from seven years to death under Soviet law.
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UPI
Francis G. Powers
Soviet Union
United States
Barbara Gay Powers
James Baugh
Georgia
Powers
Baugh
Russia
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Heat and Rain Threat Lay Over Amid High Temps
Weather experts warn of high heat with a chance of thundershowers tonight and tomorrow afternoon. Expect 102 degrees tomorrow, near yesterday, while the Arizona weather station hit 108 yesterday. Tonight’s low around 70, THI near 101 amid humidity.
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Weather Bureau
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Plane Carrying 13 Vanishes Over Alaska
A Pacific Northern Airlines four engine Constellation with eight passengers and five crew disappeared today between Cordova and Anchorage Alaska. The aircraft had discharged over fifty fishermen and cannery workers at Cordova and left Seattle at 12 15 a m.
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Kennedy Attacks U S Policies and Khrushchev
Senate speech by Sen. John F. Kennedy blasts Eisenhower Nixon policies as obsolete after the Paris Summit failure. He argues strength and unity with allies are needed to deter Khrushchev and warns the 1960 campaign must not become a contest of who can talk toughest. Kennedy urges rebuilding American military power and long term policies to defend freedom.
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Party of Appeasement
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Fannin Expected To Reveal Candidacy In Tucson
Gov. Paul Fannin is slated to announce his bid for re election at a testimonial banquet in Tucson on June 25. He will speak as the event's principal speaker for Rep. W. S. Hostetter and Republican sources say the timing suits the anticipated announcement. Fannin did not comment and staff declined to comment. His second term bid has been expected since his 1958 victory as a political unknown.
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Phoenix
Paul Fannin
Tucson
Fannin
Rep. W. S. Hostetter
R-Pima
SP Loses Tax Suit over Arizona valuation system
Superior Judge Warren L. McCarthy dismissed Southern Pacific Railroad Co. 1.6 million suit claiming property was taxed below full value. He ruled Arizona assesses most property well below 100 percent value and that state practice informs law. The railroad plans to appeal to the State Supreme Court.
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Phoenix
Warren L. McCarthy
Arizona
Southern Pacific Railroad Co
Southern Pacific
Wade Church
McCarthy
State Supreme Court
Kaufman and Abbott Bribery Case Survives Motions
Superior Court Judge Jack Ogg denied motions to quash bribery charges against Sam R. Kaufman and Alexander L. Abbott. Special Prosecutor H. Earl Rogge Jr. and Deputy County Atty. John Claborne said arraignments would be scheduled promptly. The charges stem from actions tied to the Pima County Grand Jury matter.
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Sam R. Kaufman
Alexander L
Pop) Abbott
Superior Court
Jack Ogg
Yavapai County
H. Earl Rogge Jr
John Claborne
Kaufman
Tucson
Abbott
Pima County
Ogg
Kaufman-Abbott
Lee Garrett
Take A Vacation At Home Ugh
Inside the Citizen notes a lighthearted feature on staying in place for a break. It hints at local attitudes toward time off and contrasts with travel plans. The page also teases voter qualification guidance and highlights a University of Arizona coach praising All-Americans.
Senate Committee Approves U S Japanese Security Treaty
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee with no dissent approved the U S Japanese security treaty in a 20 minute closed session. Chairman Fulbright aims for Senate ratification before Eisenhower's June 19 Japan visit amid social unrest over the treaty and calls for dissolution of Parliament to block automatic ratification.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Eisenhower
Japan
Socialist Party
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