Garvey Eyeing Opponents' Labor in Campaign Tactics
Arizona politics swirl as Governor Garvey angles to use the Labor of opponents in his campaign reshaping of state government. A Riverside report notes Harless supporters aiming to host a gubernatorial platform gathering with all candidates. Republicans face candidate shortages as elections loom. A landmark San Manuel Copper patent sets a state record with 82 contiguous lode claims, processed in eight months after four years of prep. Oil leasing law changes stir debate on indefinite state land leases, while activists scrutinize the primary ballot ruling on oil lease advertising.
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Rnoenia
Vcapmui
Griffenhagen
Pima County
Richard F. Harless
George
Arizona
Land Management Bureau
San Manuel Copper Corp
Tiger
San Pedro
Oracle
John H. Page
David B. Morgan
San Manuel
United States
Attesibys
Typhus Fever Outbreak Reported in Shanghai
Hong Kong reports a typhus outbreak in Shanghai with cases rising to 56 in the week ending June 3. The Public Health Review notes the disease spread by lice, while Hong Kong records three cases this year, including one death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Shanghai
Ee Public Health Review
Hurricane Season Opens in Florida Officially
The participation of 27 Atlantic and gulf coast cities in a teletype weather link begins the hurricane season. Miami and 11 other Florida cities join the hurricane warning system with radar capable of tracking hurricanes up to 200 miles away. Radar supplements but does not replace hurricane hunting planes. The warning system ends at midnight November 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Atlantic
Gulf
Florida
Weather Bureau
Drowned Juan Valenzuela Identified After Ranch Pond Find
The body of Juan Louis Valenzuela, of the Cinco de Mayo ranch on the Nogales highway, was identified by his mother after deputies searched the Kinsley ranch pond where he was found Tuesday night. Coroner's office will not autopsy and rules death accidental by drowning. Valenzuela had been drinking heavily prior to death.
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Kinsley Ranch
Juan Louis Valenzuela
Cinco de Mayo
Nogales
Uty
Bert Arce
Ro Hopkins
Valenzuela
Clark H. Johnson
Marines to Broadcast Reserve Training Interviews
Marines from Tucson's E company in training at Camp Pendleton will have on the spot interviews aired by KCNA at 9 30 tonight. The recordings cover combat style amphibious drills conducted during a week in California before the reservists return to Tucson Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Camp Pendleton
Calif
KCNA
E” Company
California
Old Pueblo
Ramey Relinquishes Command at Carswell Air Force Base
Maj. Gen. Roger M. Ramey today relinquished command of the 8th Air Force at Carswell. He will report to Washington June 20 as director of operations at Air Force headquarters. Maj. Gen. Samuel E. Anderson will take over July 7 from Washington, with Maj. Gen. Archie N. Old Jr. as acting commander in the interim. The 8th includes B-36 wings in Texas and at Rapid City, a jet fighter wing at Austin, and B-50 wings at Paso and Roswell.
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FT. Worth
Tex
Roger M. Ramey
8Th Lair
Ramey
58Th
Washington
Air Force Headquarters
Samuel E. Anderson
Carswell Air Force Base
Archie N. Old Jr
Rapid City
S. C
Austin
Paso
Roswell
N. M
Flood Traps Five Miners in Cadomin Mine
Flood waters trapped five men in the Cadomin Company coal mine east shaft near Cadomin Alberta. Rescue crews battled rising water as 30 workers operated. five escaped to safety while Roy Carry and miners Mike Kapusinsky Peter Morris Red Kasanovich and Steve Melanovich remained encased in the shaft. Roads and rail lines were disrupted by the McLeod river flood after a heat and heavy rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadomin
Alta
Cadomin Company
Rocky Mountain
Edmonton
Roy Carry
Mike Kapusinsky
Peter Morris
Red Kasanovich
Steve Melanovich
Government overpaid veterans benefits prompts recovery push
Thousands of veterans widows await funds while authorities say $50,000,000 was overpaid to some veterans and not recovered. Senators Hayden McFarland and Representatives Patten Murdock urge accountability and efficiency to Congress.
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Carl Hayden
Ernest McFarland
Harold Patten
John Murdock
Compromise In Thoroughfare Plan Aims For City Coun cil Meeting
An afternoon session at 2 30 p m in the city council chambers will seek to resolve conflicts over the county city thoroughfare plan. State highway commission representatives and Joe Mellen of Glendale California will attend along with all city and county officials. The plan awaits U S Bureau of Public Roads approval and final adoption to avoid delays. The dispute centers on the need for north south routes to serve southern Greater Tucson.
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State Highway Commission
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Joe Mellen
Glendale
Calif
City Council
County Board of Supervisors
City Planning and Zoning Commission
County Planning and Zoning Commission
County Postwar Planning Board
Greater
Tucson
Churchill Unhurt In Auto Collision
Winston Churchill escaped injury after his car collided with an escorting police car on the way to Ascot. Mrs. Churchill was unhurt, both vehicles suffered minor damage, and the party proceeded to the Ascot Gold Cup to see Churchill's horse Colonist II run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Winston Churchill
Ascot
Urchill
Churchill
Colonist II
Date Growing Here Told In Magazine
Desert Treasures citrus ranch on Oracle road is featured in the summer issue of Farm Quarterly. Dick Bunnell writes the article with photographs by Western Ways, describing growing storing and marketing the date crop. It notes 600 acres in Arizona and plans for more cultivation.
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Desert Treasures
Citrus Ranch
Oracle Road
Farm Quarterly
Dick Bunnell
Arizona
Williams Air Force Base May Expand Housing to 1300 Homes
Williams Air Force Base may expand the residential program to 1300 homes with 800 extra units. Contractor Hyman Rubenstein reports word from Washington of the larger plan, costing about 8 million dollars more for a total investment near 12 million. Existing units include 67 enlisted and 45 officers, with rents from 48 to 90 dollars monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Air Force Base
Hyman Rubenstein
Phoenix
Washington, D. C
Rubenstein
Kiwanis and Rotary meet for talks and luncheons in Tucson
The Tucson Kiwanis club will hear a talk by Bledsoe at the Pioneer hotel during Friday noon. The Catalina Rotary club hosts a father and daughter luncheon at the Steak House. William B Pyle of Tucson Gas Light will be the featured speaker. The Cactus Capers Square Dance club meets at Peter E Howell school at 8 p.m. The Morgan McDermott American Legion post offers a rubber and duplicate bridge session at 8 p.m with legion and auxiliary members as guests.
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Catalina Rotary Club
William B. Pyle
Tucson Gas, Electric Light and Power Company
Cactus Capers Square
Peter E. Howell
Fifth
Longfellow
Don Schafer
Morgan McDermott Americanegion Post
Legion and Auxiliary
Sheriff Martin Back From Hospital Stay
Sheriff Jerome P. Martin returned to duty after more than three weeks confinement in the veterans' hospital for an infection and typhoid serum treatments. Owen Dietz of 300 W Elm was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to 15 days in county jail for reckless driving after a Simpson court appearance following a KTKT program director arrest.
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Jerome P. Martin
Veterans’ Hospital
Martin
Owen
Dietz
W. Elm Sr
KTKT
Justice Court
1 Keenum
South Main Street
Simpson
Lodge Nominee Clears Path to Governor Race Against Bowles
Lodge, seen as the gubernatorial nominee, secured 358 votes for Governor while rival ex State official J Kenneth Bradley trailed with 310. The convention also nominated two U S Senate seats and a U S Representative at large with former Congressman Joseph E Talbot and Prescott Bush as likely choices. Talbot would face Sen McMahon while Bush aimed at the seat now held by interim appointee Sen William Benton. Knowland urged a tougher U S stance against the Soviet Union.
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Talbot
Prescott Bush
Sen
McMahon
Bush
William Benton
Knowland
America
Cen
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Labor
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Capitol Gabfest
Dan E. Garvey
Legislative Interim Committee
Kinsley
Ty Ong
Williams
Miller's Curio Company
EWTN
E. Congress ST
Tucson, Ariz
Oo Roe Ly
Milady
Tyla
Tucson Kiwanis Club
Bledsoe
Dent
Pioneer Hotel
Murphey Realty & Mortgage CO
N. Stowe
Ratab
Lodge
Bowles
Dad
Sachs-Parker
Miko
WES E Congress
Wee
Congress
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