Soviet Attacks U S at Geneva Disarmament Talks
At the Geneva conference, Valerian Zorin accused the United States of maintaining foreign bases for aggression and warned of riots in Japan over American presence. French delegate Jules Moch pressed for a sequence: negotiate measures of disarmament and control first, then sign and activate a treaty.
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Geneva
UPI
Russia
U. S
Eisenhower
Japan
Valerian A. Zorin
Tokyo
Zorin
France
United States
Frederick M. Eaton
West Germany
Jules Moch
Moch
Republicans warn cuts in foreign aid weaken Cold War front
Four Republicans led by Rep. Rhodes claim House moves to slash a 3.3845 billion aid bill will kowtow to Khrushchev. They warn cuts will delay missiles and other weapons to allies, undermining United States leadership while the Senate and House debate the revised funding.
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Washington
UPI
John J. Rhodes
House Appropriations Committee
GOP
Khrushchev
Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
House
Gerald R. Ford Jr
R-Mich
R-Ny
Rhodes
Silvio 0. Conte
Rmass
Ford
Certificate Of Corporate Resolution For Citizen Publishing Co
Certificate dated June 198, certifies unanimous stockholders resolutions amending Articles V and VII of the Articles of Incorporation. It fixes capital stock at 1.5 million dollars with 1.5 million shares of 1.00 par value and sets Board size between three and seven directors serving one year.
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Citizen Publishing Company
Arizona
North Stone Avenue
Tucson
Citizen Publishing Ccompany
Steockholders
Eral
Gift Boat Return From Moscow Marks Summit Collapse
A jet powered speedboat with a plaque from Eisenhower to Khrushchev sits on the American Embassy lawn in Moscow. After the Paris Summit failed on May 16 American officials chose to ship the vessel back to the maker and reclaim government funds.
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Washington
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Moscow
Paris
Khrushchev
Citizen Publishing Company Articles of Incorporation Details
The document outlines board structure with five directors, meeting rules, vacancy fills by remaining directors, and terms for successors. It sets a maximum indebtedness limit of one million dollars and includes execution by Ralph W. Biley and William A. Small with notarial acknowledgment in Arizona on June 3, 1960, with publication dates listed.
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Citizen Publishing Company
Arizona
Pune
William A. Small
Ralph W. Biley
Arizona Corporation
Beacon Foundation Elects State Officers in Tucson Branch
Albert Romonoski was named president of the Tucson branch of the Beacon Foundation for the Mentally Retarded Inc. Other new officers include Donald Vosberg as vice president and Robert Mindell as treasurer. New directors are E. P. Harwood John J. Raskob III and Mrs. Charles Wilson. The school at 1014 E. 5th St serves severely mentally retarded children.
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Albert Romanoski
Tucson
Beacon Foundation For the Mentally Retarded Inc
Donald T. Vosberg
Robert FE. Mindell
Willis Carson
Frank Slyter
E. P. Harwood
John J. Raskob III
Charles Wilson
The
Beacon Foundation
E. 5Th St
Red Ana Pauker Reported Dead at Age 66
London based UPI report says former Romanian foreign minister Ana Pauker known as Red Ana died of a heart attack last week at 66. The Express claims her body was cremated and Bucharest officials would not confirm. Pauker was dismissed in 1952 for being labeled a deviationist and spent later years in minor state jobs.
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London
UPI
The
Daily Express
Ana”’ Pauker
Romania
the Express
Bucharest
Soviet espionage reach outlined by State Department
The State Department told a Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the Soviet Union with its allies fields at least 300000 trained espionage and security agents worldwide. The briefing noted 360 convictions for espionage in 11 free world nations, including 13 in the United States, plus 47 Soviet expulsions for espionage or subversion. It described techniques from attending conventions to purchasing U.S. patents and aerial photographs of key facilities.
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John A. Goldsmith
Washington
UPI
Soviet Union
Red China
State Department
Senate
Department
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U. S
Free World
United States
Christian A
Communist Bloc
Kremlin
United Nations
Chambers of Commerce
U. S. Patent Office
Minnesota
Minneapolis- St. Paul
Missouri
Texas
Dallas
Tulsa
Fort Worth
Long Island
Boston
Newport
R. I
California
Los Angeles
Castro Foe Sentenced To Death
Cuban military tribunal sentences ex-Capt. Manuel Beaton and two accomplices to death for crimes against the state. Beaton’s brother Cipriano and Felipe Martinez were condemned, with further harsh penalties for others in the group. Beaton appeals the sentence as higher review looms.
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Santiago
Cuba
Manuel Beaton
Beaton
Cipriano
Felipe Martinez
Castro
Beaton Brothers
Martinez
Fidel Castro
la Cabana
Havana
Oriente
Sierra Maestra
Dominican Republic
Engle Attacks Antarctic Pact Linking Soviets to U S Security
Sen Clair Engle charges the Antarctic treaty with the Soviet Union and 10 nations threatens U S security. He urges rejection saying the pact legitimizes Soviet presence and would cede sovereign rights in Antarctica. The treaty bans bases and nuclear tests pending wider accords.
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Washington
Sen
Clair Engle
D-Calif
Russia
United States
Engle
Antarctica
Argentina
Australia
Belgium
Chile
France
Japan
Arizona population up 71 percent in decade
The Census Bureau reports Arizona’s preliminary 1960 population at 1,282,380, a 532,793 increase ( 71 percent ) since 1950, with Apache and Navajo counties pending final figures. District Supervisor Chester Clark cautions final counts for those counties may take another week.
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Census Bureau
Arizona
Apache
Navajo
Chester Clark
Flagstaff
Texas
Cholla Power Plant Planned in Navajo County
Public Service Co announces a 110000 kilowatt steam electrical station between Joseph City and Holbrook named the Cholla Power Plant. Investment set at 19000000 dollars with Walter Lucking as company president. construction to start within 45 days and wrap by 1962. about 40 workers will be hired.
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Phoenix
Arizona Public Service Co
Joseph City
Holbrook
Cholla
Walter Lucking
Kremlin Backing Indicated Amid Peaceful Coexistence Victory
London UPI reports Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev appears to have won the Kremlin struggle over peaceful coexistence with the West. Pravda and Sovetskaya Rossiya signal Kremlin confirmation and purge of hardline rivals amid summit-collapse fallout.
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London
UPI
Nikita
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Moscow
Communist Party
Pravde
Sovetskaya Rossiya
Pravda
Paris
Communist Party Central Committee
Red China
Peiping
Black Sea
Mikhail Suslov
Presidium
Suslov
Anastas Mikoyan
Nautilus Sabotage Suspected In Maine Incident
At Portsmouth Naval Base in Kittery Maine officials report suspected sabotage of the Nautilus submarine. A hose used to test evaporators was intentionally cut on June 8 possibly involving an enlisted crew member. Earlier daisy incidents included severed electrical cables with the Navy calling it intentional damage. Capt Grady refused further comment on possible ties.
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Kittery
Maine
Portsmouth
James B. Grady
Cmdr
Lando W. Zech
Navy
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