Doctors On Plane Take Mrs Long To Texas For Governor
Mrs. Earl Long arrived by Louisiana Air National Guard plane to move the governor from Galveston to Ochsner Foundation Hospital in New Orleans for heart related concerns. Maj. Gen. Raymond Hufft accompanied her along with three doctors.
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Galveston
Tex
Earl Long
Louisiana Air National Guard
Louisiana
Long
Raymond Hufft
William Lockhart
Hufft
John Sealy Hospital
Ochsner Foundation Hospital
New Orleans
Ochsner
John Sealy
Bedford Fine
Jack Gremillion
Gremillion
Lether Frazar
Mine-Mill Talks Still Indefinite in Kennecott Bargains
The International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers reports no settlements after two more days of talks with Kennecott Copper Corp. Union head Albert Skinner says negotiations remain in the indefinite stage ahead of a final round starting June 25.
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Salt Lake City
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
Kennecott Copper Corp
Albert C. Skinner
Mine-Mill
Kennecott
United Steelworkers of America
Utah
Nevada
Arizona
New Mexico
Denver
Skinner
Theft Case In Louisville Led To Quick Arrest
Louisville police spotted a stolen horse and wagon linked to Chester Barber. They charged Joseph Vaughn with the theft claiming he borrowed the horse and wagon and knew Barber as a brother. Vaughn said Barber was jailed.
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Louisville
Chester Barber
Joseph Vaughn
Vaughn
Chester
Gov Fannin To Address Legion Rally
Gov. Paul Fannin will speak at a joint session opening the State American Legion and auxiliary conventions at Williams High School and Thunderbird Motel. Brig. Gen. Delmar E. Wilson of Davis Monthan AFB is set to speak Friday, with Sen. Barry Goldwater and Robert C. Smith among others. Officers are to be elected Saturday. banquet and dance planned for tomorrow night.
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Williams
Paul Fannin
American Legion
Williams High School
Thunderbird Motel
Delmar E. Wilson
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Robert C. Smith
Springhill
Legion National
Wayne Sanders
Veterans Administration
Phoenix
E. L. Boyle
FBI
Robert Cockrill
Coolidge
Legion
North Side Fire District Proposal Dropped by Board
The Board of Supervisors canceled the North Side fire district election after ruling lack of jurisdiction under state law. About 140 residents had registered. registration is nullified. The Mission Park Fire District vote remains set for June 29 with 119 registered voters. registration deadline is 5 p.m. tomorrow.
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North Side
Board of Supervisors
Mission Park
Tucson
Dennis Weaver
Thomas Jay
Ajo
Thornydale Road
Bear Canyon Road
William R. Marsh
Civic Assn
Catalina Foothills
Marsh
Chester L. Kingsbury
Ashley Purse
Kingsbury
Catalina Foothills Assn
Weaver
Atty
Marvin Cohen
Drexel Road
San Xavier Indian Reservation
Southern Pacific Nogales Line
Mission Manor Subdivision
Frances Gibbons
Russians Head World's Biggest Movie Goers
Moscow based Tass reports Russians top movie audiences with city residents attending cinema 23 times yearly and rural viewers 11 times annually. The government plans 1200 new movie houses in the seven year plan.
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Moscow
UPI
Tass
Russia
Senate Likely To Shun Doctor Lawyer Tax Plea
Senate finance committee opens hearings on tax deductions for self employed pensions. Treasury opposes the bill as a tax break for the well to do. If enacted it could reduce current revenue by about 365 million dollars, with most relief going to professionals earning over ten thousand dollars annually.
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Senate
Finance Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
House
Eisenhower
Congress
Treasury
Administration
Eugene J. Keogh
Sion
Anderson
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