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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1959
Page
2
The House backed a $3.54 billion foreign aid authorization aimed at economic loans and grants, with supporters saying operations would stay near present levels for a year, though actual funding requires separate appropriations. Senate action and final compromise loom as panels debate loan allocations.
Rep. Stewart Udall of Arizona voted in the House on a measure that passed 27142 and moved to the Senate. The year begins in July.
Signal Corps marked its 9th birthday at the Army Electronic Proving Ground Ft Huachuca where advanced electronic gear is tested. Since 1860s Congress created the corps and Myer pioneered signaling. Modern labs at Ft Monmouth and field tests aim for near instantaneous front to HQ contact. Remote drones and high speed electronic brains promise rapid battlefield decisions.
Valley National Bank reports Arizona's employment is among the nation's strongest with a 300000 figure, 22000 above last year. Construction and manufacturing lead gains, local government education also up. retail statewide at 567 million in four months, Pima County sales 115 million, Phoenix metro population forecast 660000 for 1960.
A group of Hull University students tunneled under a 12 foot fence and crossed open ground to unfold an Icelandic flag at an RAF missile base. The RAF said no missiles are stationed there and security is not a concern.
SAN FRANCISCO UFI delegates re elected Dr John W Behnken to an unprecedented ninth term as president of the 44th convention. Behnken 75 of St Louis praised his mandate to continue service in the churchs cause after a 377 to 311 vote over Dr Oliver Harms of Trinity Lutheran Houston Texas.
A federal three-judge court ruled the 1958-59 closure law invalid, paving the way for Little Rock five high schools to reopen under a token integration plan. Gov. Faubus plans to consult counsel before deciding on an appeal, while the transfer-of-funds provision to aid displaced students faced separate ruling.
Mexico may raise import duties on auto and tractor parts from the United States to spur domestic industry. The plan follows last month’s duties on U S manufactured cars and reduced charges on vehicles built in Europe.
Mary recalls a honeymoon house she feels she has seen before. In July Alexander Woollcott presents a puzzling tale readers may try to explain. Get July Reader's Digest at newsstands today.
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