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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1957

Page

2

Eisenhower Foreign Aid Bill Passes Senate Amid Bipartisan Support

The Senate approved the foreign aid bill after a tight vote, with 2% Democrats and 31 Republicans for the measure and 17 Democrats and 8 Republicans opposed. Key figures included Lyndon B. Johnson guiding hesitant Democrats and Knowland backing Eisenhower on all foreign policy points. Amendments to slash aid and fund sizes were defeated, while a Gore loan repayment provision advanced by voice vote.

Washington Eisenhower Senate Sen. Knowland California Lyndon B. Johnson D-Tex Johnson Knowland Green Dri Senate Foreign Rela Ellender Long Morse Sen. Gore D-Tenn

Goldwater and UAW Clash Over Unions and Politics

A spirited Detroit TV debate between Senator Goldwater and UAW Vice President Leonard Woodcock centered on unions in politics and right to work. Goldwater argued against union political spending and for voluntary dues, while Woodcock defended union involvement and criticized Goldwater’s stance. The exchange touched Kohler strikes and NLRB actions, with a handshake ending the broadcast.

Goldwater National Labor Relations Board Detroit United Auto Workers Leonard Woodcock Woodcock Wjek-Tfyv UAW Sen. Goldwater Kohler Kohler Co Wis NURB

Flags Poles Holders Complete Sets For Home or Business

RUHL FLAG CO offers complete flag sets including poles and holders for home or business use priced from 4.50. Located at 2745 North First, contact MA 3-1662 for details and orders.

Ruhl Flag CO

Mother Sentenced To State Prison In Escape Plot

A mother of two, Tricia Hicks, 22, was sentenced to two to three years after being charged in a jail escape plot aided by Phillip E. Pierce and four federal inmates. Hicks was to act as outside contact to procure hack-saw blades. The case involved a planned breakout halted when officers arrested Hicks last weekend. James Nevin Keller, 31, former bank robber, escaped from U S marshals at a Chicago airport while being transported to Florida.

Tricia Hicks Herbert F. Krucker Yester Oklahoma City Phillip E. Pierce Phoenix Pierce Hicks

Haiti in Uproar as Fignole Is Ousted by Military Junta

Port au Prince faced street protests by workers over Daniel Fignole's ouster as a three man military junta sealed exits and deployed armed troops. U S ships evacuated Americans as a precaution while elections were postponed. Fignole boarded a Coast Guard vessel bound for exile in Panama or Colombia.

Port AU Prince Haiti Daniel Fignole U. S. Guantanamo Naval Base U. S Fignole Antonio Rebreau Coast Guard Panama Colombia

San Manuel Talks Resume After Union Walkout Threat

The International Assn of Machinists and San Manuel Copper Corp resume talks next Tuesday in a dispute at the mine. IAM members, 60 voted, may walk out if no accord is reached. the bargaining unit covers 125 employees. Federal mediator William P. Halloran of Phoenix will attend.

San Manuel International Assn. of Machinists San Manuel Copper Corp IAM Magma Copper Co Ssidiary William P. Halloran Phoenix

Principal Quits Over Grove Row

Sunnyside elementary principal Earl K. Meredith resigns from Mission Manor citing philosophical differences with the current administration led by Superintendent Hulda Schuch and the five member board. Meredith, popular in the community, plans to seek a teaching or administrative position elsewhere after joining Mission Manor in 194.

Sunnyside Thomas P. Grove Sunnyside High School Earl K. Meredith Mission Manor Meredith Grove Hulda Schuch Tucson Mission Manor School

Turncoat Arrives In Hong Kong

American turncoat Andrew Fortuna arrived in Hong Kong saying his three years in Communist China were pleasant and interesting He is among 21 POWs who refused repatriation after the Korean War Fortuna a World War II veteran and Bronze Star recipient said he is going home for personal and family reasons Twelve of the 21 remain in China Eight have left and one died Fortuna marched into Communist China January 24 1954 They will determine if he waived U S citizenship before possible one way passport home If cleared he would depart for San Francisco aboard the President Wilson arriving July 3

Hong Kong Andrew Fortuna China Tonin, Mich Korea Fortuna Communist U. S San Francisco President Wilson

Status of Major U S Legislation Summary

Washington weekly status update lists major bills with progress codes. Items include Civil Rights Education Tax and housing measures, foreign aid, defense authority, and social programs, noting calendars committees and floor actions.

House Senate Middle East Defense Authority Hawaii-Alaska Statehood

Mayflower Sightseers Struggle to Match Arrival Frenzy

Mayflower II rests near State Pier Plymouth awaiting big crowds that did not appear as expected. Capt Alan Villiers says ship may stay at the wharf until Monday unless foul weather forces move. The voyage earlier drew thousands before thinning to about 1,000 yesterday.

Plymouth Mass State Pier Plymouth Harbor Eisenhower Gettysburg Massachusetts Foster Furcolo Alan Villiers

Helps Imprison Dad Asks His Release

Charles Russo of Lancaster requests clemency for his father George Russo who has served since 1948 for killing his second wife in an argument on a Lancaster street. He says his father is sincerely repentant and seeks a pardon before the State Pardon Board in Harrisburg. The case centers on a life sentence imposed after a guilty plea.

Harrisburg State Pardon Board Charles Russo Lancaster George Russo

Bank Debits Continue Up Over 1956

Tucson Clearing House Association reports week ending June 12 bank debits at $37,481,732, well above the year-earlier period. Debits exceed the June 13, 1956 total by $1,310,649, while ten years ago the amount was $11,792,159. Twelve local banks reported the figures.

Tucson Tucson Clearing House Assn

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