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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1958

Page

2

Loyalists Retake Beirut Prison In Seesaw Battle

Rebels seized a women's prison in Beirut as fighting between Christian and Muslim factions intensified. Pro government forces retook the building after Muslims swarmed in, then Christian units challenged control again. U N observers and Dag Hammarskjold rushed to mediate as Lebanon seeks international action against interference.

Beirut Lebanon Han ‘Na Yarbek Camille Chamoun Secion U.N Dag Hammarskjold Hammarshe Jold

200 Fishermen Missing In Storm off Mexican Coast

Two hundred Mexican fishermen aboard 21 boats are feared drowned after a sudden Pacific storm offshore near Oaxaca. Chiapas officials warned the loss would be Mexico’s worst maritime disaster if confirmed, with Capt Sabino Ortiz reporting crew washed overboard and boats going aground as waves overwhelmed the fleet.

Tuxtla Gutierrez Mexico Oaxaca State Chiapas Sabino Ortiz Ortiz

Huachuca Davis-Monthan Build Funds Approved

The House Armed Services Committee approved a Defense Department request for over 13 million dollars for Fort Huachuca and Davis Monthan AFB. About 9.068 million funds the Army electronic proving ground at Fort Huachuca with an added 5.5 million to complete a Signal Corps facility. Davis-Monthan receives 4.174 million for new runway aprons readiness buildings maintenance shops an ammunition magazine and general utilities.

House Armed Services Committee Defense Department Ft. Huachuca Davis-Monthan Afb Army Electronic Proving Ground Signal Corps Fort Davis- Monthan

Tulsa Barbershop Quartet Wins Title

Four young men from Tulsa known as the Gay Notes won the International barbershop quartet championship of America last weekend. They sang You Beyond Ireland Over to Me and All American Girl. The runners up were The Four Pitchhikers of Springfield Missouri and the Hometown Quartet of Lodi New Jersey, coming in third.

Columbus, Union UPI Tulsa Okla Gay Notes America Ireland Springfield Lodi

Adams Will Be Out Says Potter In Blast

Washington dispatch reports Senator Charles E. Potter charging that Adams will not stay in his post long, amid Eisenhower rebukes of a trusted aide for imprudence over gifts from Boston industrialist Bernard Goldfine. Potter warns of political handicap in 1988 if Adams remains.

Adams Potter Washington Boston Bernard Goldfine Goldfine Eisenhower House Truman White House Peter F. Mack Ill Eisen

High Court to rule on prostitution charge in Tucson

Judge Herbert F. Krucker heard arguments from Oddis Brown's attorney and the city prosecutor on whether a man may be charged with prostitution under a Tucson city ordinance. Brown, 40, appealed a City Court conviction after a $100 fine and 20 days in jail. The trial was postponed pending Arizona Supreme Court guidance. Brown’s address listed as 218 S. Convent Ave. current whereabouts unknown.

Herbert F. Krucker Arizona Supreme Court Tucson Oddis Brown Brown Magi David Watkin Lawrence Ollason George B. Morse High Court S. Convent Ave

Better Days Forecast For Shoe Industry

New York analysts at Standard & Poor's foresee better days for shoes. For 1958 production may exceed last year's 594 million pairs despite a 4.32 percent dip in the first five months, with output rising through December to offset early shortfall.

New York Standard & Poor's Corp Busines

CofC Officer Dies in Phoenix Burial Rites

A Phoenix College of the Co C officer dies prompting public notices and a funeral service schedule. The report notes memorials and community acknowledgments as officials prepare for a nearby burial and related proceedings.

Phoenix Cofc

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