Visitor Once Here To Stay In Tucson
Jimmy Carrick the 18 year old Pennsylvanian who toured the nation as a former Kid of the Year now returns to Tucson with his mother to settle and seek work in commercial art He spent 11 years in and out of beds and casts for tuberculosis of the spine and knee and is now recovering and pursuing tennis skating dancing and singing while hunting for a job in a company doing commercial art He was the Seabees mascot during World War II and carried an Armed Forces ID with President approval and a defense secretary's blessing He visited Tucson in 1952 and says it was the only place that stuck with him after four years of travel
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Tucson
United States
Korea
Jimmy
California
Chamber of Commerce
Pittsburgh
Catholic Musart Club
Mt. Mercy College Civic
Ht Opera
The
Seabees
Secretary of Defense
Armed Forces
Louis Carrick
Arizona
Mrs. Carrick
Steel union empowered to call nationwide strike
United Steelworkers leaders authorized a strike if no new contract by June 30. The 170 member wage policy committee warned time is running short as 650000 steel workers in plants producing 90 percent of U.S. steel face a walkout. Talks with eight major firms stall while Big Three firms push separate negotiations. President David McDonald mocked the Big Three offer as a poor value, citing 60 cent hourly gains in five years versus the union's higher estimate. Joseph L. Black defended the Inland proposal as fair and in national interest.
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New York
United Steelworkers of America
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
Inland
Youngstown
David J. McDonald
McDonald
Joseph L. Black
Jury hearings widen probe into Licalvoli tax case in Tucson
A Tucson federal grand jury hears testimony from 26 witnesses amid a probe into possible tax violations by Pete Licavoli. The panel has issued 70 to 75 subpoenas targeting local businessmen as the investigation expands from Detroit to Arizona.
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Federal
Pete Licavoli
R. O. Lunsford
Ignacio, Cole
Cal Johngan
Sam Kert
Noma Judge
Tucson
Joseph B. Judge
Lloyd Lakin
Lakin Cattle Co
Tolleson
Carl Poore
K. A. Lindsey
Marana
FE. L. Fillmer
Levy's Department Store
Licavoli
Detroit
Michigan
Willard Burmester
Ft. Worth
Tex
Ralph Morrison
Amarillo
American Quarter Horse Assn
A. N. Beisel
Arizona Glass Co
Melvin J. Simmons
Pioneer Construction Co
Mrs. C. J. Wilkerson
Concrete Products
Colvin Volk
Chesin Con 8 Jon Co
William A. Bell
Corbett Lumber Co
Frank Gastelum
People’s Plumbing Co
Rain Forecast Fails to Deliver With 76 Day Dry Spell
The weatherman notes a slight chance of rain in the mountains but 76 days have passed with only a trace of rainfall. Tonight and tomorrow will be partly cloudy with little temperature change.
Jet crash claims Capt. Julian E. Logan hero status
Capt. Julian E. Logan of Davis-Monthan died in a Sabre F86D crash after attempting to belly-in away from homes. Eyewitnesses praised his actions, noting loss of power after takeoff on a normal training flight. A board of inquiry opened into the cause. Logan, 28, survived a 1954 mid-air DM crash and held distinguished medals.
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Julian E. Logan
Davis-Monthan
Logan
E. 36Th St
S. Country Club Rd
Information Services Office
Yuma
Korea
E. 10Th St
Lee
Julianna
Linda
D-M
Coolidge-Florence
Cleo C. Janzen
Perryton
Tex
Southern Pacific
W. G. Fiddes
Arthur Smith
Norton Vista
Gaumer
S.P. Yardman
Willard Henderson
Davis-Monthan Afb
Henderson
Bond Issue Urged To Solve Tucson Parks Dilemma
Civic leader Arthur N. Pack argues that metropolitan Tucson must acquire land for parks and recreation, proposing a bond issue as the only feasible funding path amid rapid growth and a 10 percent budget cap. He cites Hutchins report and a 260k population projection for 1960, urging unified city county planning to avoid duplication.
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Metropolita Tucson
Ballon Parks and Recreation
Arthur N. Pack
Tucson Gas, Electric & Power Co
Pack
Arizona
Tucson
Stofft
Southwest
Lambert Kautenburger
Pima County Board of Supervisors
Kautenburger
Lewisohn Stock Sales Suspended by SEC
The Lewisohn Copper Corp was temporarily suspended from selling stock for property south of Tucson. The SEC says the $300,000 offering may have violated Regulation A and the literature misled buyers. The company, led by Richard E. Chilson, contests the order and may seek a hearing to lift or make it permanent.
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Lewisohn Copper Corp
Tucson
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Richard E. Chilson
Chilson
Lewisohn
George F. Breen
New York
Frederic Lewisohn
New York City
F. E. Kennamer
San Francisco
Nasser weighs Soviet loan offer for Aswan dam
Cairo reports the Soviet Union offered Egypt 400 million pounds to finance almost the entire Aswan high dam, but Premier Nasser will study the proposal before deciding. Western nations promise grants and World Bank backing, while Egypt seeks labor and local supplies for the project. The timing overlaps with Egypt’s National Day celebrations and tensions over aid sources.
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Cairo
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Soviet Union
Aswan High Dam
Nasser
Dmitri Shepilov
Shepilov
Suez Canal Zone
Britain
United States
Upper Nile
World Bank
Russia
Black
London
Washington
Sudan
West
Israel
M. Molotov
Tito and Titoio Report in Moscow Talks on Bilateral Cooperation
Yugoslav President Tito and Soviet leaders planned a Kremlin meeting to finalize a communique on the new bilateral relationship between their Communist parties. Tito indicated the document would not create a formal cominform style grouping but emphasize cooperation without a general organizational framework.
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Moscow
Tito
Russia
Kremlin
U S Forests Closed to Campers in Arizona Fire Danger
The National Forest Service ordered all Arizona forests closed to general public entry due to raging fires and tinder-dry conditions. Motorists on main roads and residents inside forests remain exempt without a permit. others must obtain authorization before entering.
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Forest Service
Coronado National Forest
Mt. Lemmon
Sabino Canyon
Coconino National Forest
Arizona
National Forest
Associated Press
National Forest Service Today
Fred Kennedy
Ike's Stay Lengthened
President Eisenhower remains hospitalized after his abdominal operation with his doctor predicting discharge not before the middle of next week. Maj. Gen. Howard M. Snyder said the release could occur any time from midweek onward, but not sooner.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Howard M. Snyder
Army
Walter Reed Hospital
Snyder
Square Dancing and Baseball Tonight and Tomorrow
Public square dancing and baseball events listed for tonight and tomorrow. Hi Corbett Field hosts baseball games Phoenix vs Tucson Cowboys at 6 45 pm and 8 pm, while Tucson Trail Dances perform at Catalina Junior High School and a charity square dance at St Ambrose proceeds for Mission Park.
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Tucson Cowboys
Hi Corbett Field
Phoenix
Tucson Trail Dances
Catalina Junior High School
Tucson
Traffic death noted in police blotter
Brief item records a traffic fatality within the police blotter section. It notes the incident location and basic circumstances as reported by authorities, with attention to typical follow up in the investigatory process.
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R Heid
Ull
Ariz
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Citizen Photo
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Joseph Huhn
Country Club
Jo Anne Jackson
K. L. Teasley
S. Wilmot Rd
Baird Thiessen
Ple of
Robert D. Morrow
Seconds Pack
Morrow
Frederick RK. Stofft
Cochairman
Schools On Recreation
Parks and Recreation
Citize Arthur
Eugene Black
Crescent
Apache National Forest
Springerville
Russio Report
U. S
Ike
Sports Saltider
St. Ambrose
Mission Park
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