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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1958
Page
6
Washington D C A University of Arizona coed Elva Warner of Yuma was to meet with President Eisenhower today as one of two representatives for the nations 4H Club annual conference. Also at the conference from Arizona are Don Lunderl Thatcher Mar een Hurliman Scottsdale and Paul Klingenberg Amada a UA sophomore, all chosen for outstanding long time 4H membership.
Maricopa County judge Lockwood seeks reelection subject to the Democratic primary in September. She has served nearly eight years on the bench and is the daughter of former Arizona Chief Justice Alfred Lockwood. She is a graduate of the University of Arizona Law School.
In Washington the Senate debates Eisenhower's proposed extension of present corporate and excise taxes with a likely floor fight over repealing the 3 percent freight and 10 percent passenger levies. Supporters for repeal contend the taxes burden railroads and trucking. opponents warn of a big revenue deficit and possible $11 billion impact next year. House action earlier limited separate tax cuts, and debate centers on extending or repealing wartime levies while weighing overall fiscal impact and industry relief.
Sacramento report says a man slept behind the counter woke to a greetings and walked out after taking 150 dollars from the cash register at the cafe run by Wing Gaw. The incident occurred yesterday morning and the thief vanished.
Senate and House conferees near finalizing a 3.815 billion foreign aid program fulfilling Eisenhower specs. The package includes 1.505 billion for military aid and 810 million for economic defense for allies, totaling 3.0014 billion in authorizations, still below Eisenhower’s request. The bill’s ceilings may shrink further in later action, with focus on Latin America defense and restraint on aid to Yugoslavia and India support.
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