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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1956

Page

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Grand Jury Eyes Licavoli Tax Case Witnesses

A Tucson federal grand jury began hearing some 70 witnesses in the Licavoli income tax probe. Eleven testified briefly amid secrecy rules as officials described proceedings with Detroit, Michigan and Arizona parties, including U.S. attorneys Kaess and Woods.

Pete Licavoli Detroit John Stockfleth Whitaker Pools G. G. Lipsitz Ace Cooler and Maintenance Co John Wilkie The Arizona Land Title & Trust Co Bonita Higman Michigan Michigan Grand Jury Tucson Fred W. Kaess Detroit U. S George FE. Woods

Pilot Dies In Crash At Davis-Monthan AFB

Captain Julian E. Logan of Davis-Monthan’s 15th Fighter Interceptor Squadron was killed when his F86D Saber jet crashed near East 36th Street and South Country Club Road just before noon. Witnesses described a blazing, rolling fireball as the aircraft struck 150 yards from homes. an Air Force inquiry was started.

Bernie Sedley Tucson Davis-Monthan E. 36Th St S. Country Club Rd D-M 15Th Fighter Interceptor Sqdn E. 36Th St.s. Country Club Rd Julian E. Logan Lee E. 10Th St 15Th Air Force Southern Pacific Railroad K. L. Teasley Joan Jackson Wilmot Rd Western Hills Sarah Grundhoefer Proctor Vista Helen Cole S. Treat Ave

Sharett Quits Israel Post

Tel Aviv reports Moshe Sharett resigns as foreign minister after a Mapai committee vote 35 to 7 with 47 abstentions. Golda Myerson named to succeed him temporarily. Mordechai Namir to take the Labor Ministry as Ben Gurion faces a tougher policy toward Arab nations.

Tel Aviv Israel Prospect Today Moshe Sharett Sharett Ing. Banner Ne Mapai Democratic Labor David Ben-Gurion Ben-Gurone Mapai Ben-Gurion Mapai Committee Foreign Office Golda Myerson Milwaukee Mordechai Namir Labor Federation Sea of Galilee United States Europe Knesset

FBI H-Bomb Leak Probe Targets Honolulu Informant

The FBI seeks the serviceman who disclosed that an air-dropped hydrogen bomb missed its Bikini target on May 21. The informant said two atomic task force members were blinded. officials dispute this. Quarles said the miss was about four miles but not mission-critical.

Honolulu FBI Waikiki Bikini Atomic Task Force Atomic Energy Commission Air Force Donald A. Quarles Washington

Nurses Threaten Walkout at San Manuel Hospital

Representatives of the San Manuel mine and eight nurses met to resolve a shutdown of the hospital limited to emergency operations. Nurses led by Warren Horne and George W. Trevino of United Steelworkers pressed for NLRB representation for all workers. Despite talks with company officials, the nurses announced they would quit, citing voluntary bad faith and unresolved labor issues.

San Manuel Warren Horne George W. Trevino United Steelworkers of America National Labor Relations Board Pan Ls

Cyprus Fire Kills 19 British Soldiers

Ninteen British soldiers died and eighteen were injured when a forest fire spread rapidly toward a Troodos mountains operation area where troops hunted rebel leaders led by Grivas. Helicopter evacuation and hospital care followed as about 2,000 troops pursued Eoka targets. The fire's cause remained undetermined amid suspicions of rebel arson and prior blame on military actions.

Nicosia Cyprus Troodos George Grivas Eoka Dighenis Grivas Greece

Nixon and Ike Discuss Recovery Not Politics

Nixon says no politics discussed at meeting with Eisenhower and notes the President will choose the time and place to discuss his political future. Dulles joined for a government problems talk. Eisenhower’s health update shows weight 162 pounds after abdominal surgery and steady progress toward recovery.

Nixon Eisenhower Dulles Hower White House James ©. Hagerty State Department

Dusty Conditions Foresee Limited Rain and Warm Up

A hazy morning over the mountains blends dust and smoke with no rain in sight. The forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions tonight and tomorrow with slightly warmer temperatures. Statewide, the west remains mostly clear while the east sees partly cloudy skies and scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers in the eastern mountains.

Steel Wage Group Hears Deadlock In Big Three Talks

The 170 member Wage Policy Committee of the United Steelworkers meets in New York amid a breakdown in contract negotiations with U S Steel Bethlehem and Republic. President David J McDonald says joint talks have stalled and the union may revert to individual company negotiations.

New York United Steelworkers of America David J. McDonald U.S. Steel Bethlehem Republic McDonald U. S. Steel John A. Stephens

Tucson School Board Nears $12 Million Budget for 1956 57

The Tucson School Board will meet tomorrow at 7 30 p m in Room 101 to discuss the proposed 1956 57 budget likely near 12 million dollars The current budget was 9 381 104 with 6 405 819 for elementary and 2 975 285 for high schools The district plans openings of six new schools and salary raises for about 1100 teachers while routine items fill the agenda including tax rate implications.

Tucson Elementa

Boxing and baseball and dancing on schedule

Tonight at 830 boxing at Tucson Sports Center features Rudy Garcia against Collier Cox featherweights. Tomorrow at 645 baseball between Press and radio writers and the Tucson Cowboys at Hi Corbett Field, followed by another Tucson Cowboys versus Phoenix game and a square dancing event at Catalina Junior High. all open to the public.

Tucson Sports Center Rudy Garcia Collier Cox Tucson Cowboys Hi Corbett Field Phoenix Tucson Trail Nees Catalina Junior High School

Estes Adial Kiss and Make Up

A brief feature notes a reconciliation between Estes and Adial, summarizing recent frictions and a plan to restore harmony in their collaboration. The piece indicates a positive shift and mutual steps to move forward.

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