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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1955

Page

2

Libel Suit Filed Against Pegler and Agencies

Elmer V. Vickers Sr., president of the Arizona Federation of Labor, sued columnist Westbrook Pegler King Features Syndicate and Phoenix Newspapers in Superior Court seeking 375000 for an May 3 Republic article. He claims the piece, though not naming him, damaged his professional business and social relations and seeks 125000 in actual damages and 250000 in punitive damages.

Phoenix Westbrook Pegler King Features Syndicate Phoenix Newspapers, Inc Elmer V. Vickers Sr Arizona Federation of Labor Vickers Arizona Republic Pegler King Features

20-30 District Meet Set At Nogales

The Arizona district meeting of the 20-30 Club will meet in Nogales Sonora this week. E. J. Moore of Tucson announced about 60 delegates are expected.

Nogales Arizona Sonora E. J. Moore Tucson

U S Assured By Adenauer On West German Stand

Washington officials describe Chancellor Adenauer leaving for Boston after the Geneva talks as firm against neutralization and determined to uphold NATO duties. A joint Eisenhower Adenauer statement says Germany rejects neutrality and favors collective security. Adenauer notes disarmament talks require time and real action over mere dialogue.

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Oldest U S Justice of the Peace Charles Hayden Dies at 100

Charles S. Hayden of West Bend Wisconsin, the nation s oldest justice of the peace, died today at age 100 after a long career including 44 years in West Bend. Born March 6 1855 in Brantford Canada he earlier served as a railroad executive and JP in Glasgow Montana Hayden survived a near-fatal illness 19 years ago and received birthday greetings from national figures including the President and Mrs Eisenhower.

U. S West Bend Wis Charles S. Hayden Hayden St.Joseph’s Hospital Charlie Eisenhower Erna Klabunde Miss Klabunde Brantford Canada Detroit Mich Rockton The United Press Glasgow Mont Birmingham Southern Railroad

Winfield Scott Hotel Planned for Scottsdale

A $1 million hotel planned for Scottsdale named The Winfield Scott will be near Gen. Winfield Scott’s original Scottsdale home. The western style project includes a museum, Scott memoirs, shops, playground, putting green, barbecue pits, and an art center lobby. Frank J. Durham of Chicago leads financing and expects strong regional growth.

Scottsdale Winfield Scott Gen Gen. Scott Scott Frank J. Durham Chicago, and Associates Durham Group Durham Chicago Phoenix-Scottsdale

Phoenix considers $177,000 renovation program

The Phoenix City Council studied a rehabilitation plan for the 1955-56 fiscal year with a proposed cost of 177000 dollars.

Phoenix Phoenix City Council

Flood Control Reservoir Plans Target 1956 Completion

Johannessen and Giraud engineers push flood detention reservoir designs with hope of finishing by summer 1956. Russell Taylor predicted July or August safety, noting financing hurdles while Lambert Kautenberger urged rapid completion. The group outlined needed canals, railroad bridge, and deepening, plus possible 10 million bond and legal opinions on liability and financing. A projected cost neared 1 million for the detention system.

Johannessen & Giraud Russell Taylor Chamber of Commerce Flood Control Committee Lambert Kautenburger Pima County Board of Supervisors Chamber Taylor Detention Davis-Monthan Afb Southern Pacific Railroad Aviation Johannessen & Girand Southern Pacific Brn Board of Supervisors Stanley Willits Asso Katzenberger Yost & Gardner Kautenberger Kautenburger

Car crashes into second story window during drive off truck

A new car sailed through Mrs Liptack's second story window after a vehicle hauling away a car crashed from an express ramp. The driver claimed brake failure. Two other new cars stayed on the truck.

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