Government Cost Now Set At 363 Per Person
Washington report notes the U S government expenditure per person this year will average about 363 dollars, with federal costs about 270 and state local costs 93. Historical figures show peaks near wartime years and a rising trend into the present, as Rep Reed cites federal tax loads dwarfing other levels.
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Lyle C. Wilson
Washington
U. S. News and World Report
United States
Daniel A. Reed
County Zoning Board Forms Nine-Member Commission
The county board of supervisors named a nine man zoning commission to administer the new county zoning law effective June 18. Members from three districts include Charles McGuire Gordon Luepke Harold Webb Wilbur Wynne A F Estes J B Cates Alton Netherlin Oscar Cole and John F McMahon. Terms range two to four years and travel expenses only are allowed.
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County Board of Supervisors
Homer Boyd
Board of Supervisors
Pima
Charles McGuire
Gordon Luepke
Harold Webb
Wilbur M. Wynne
A. F. Estes
J. B. Cates
Alton Netherlin
Oscar Cole
John F. McMahon
Webb
Wynne
Netherlin
Luepke
Estes
Cole
McGuire
Cates
McMahon
Commission
Tucson
Mountain Camp Secret Guarded by Gunmen
Mystery surrounds a camp in the Tucson mountains after a helicopter wreck. Citizen photographer Reggie Russell and CAA inspector Edwin Montgomery Jr. visited the site to photograph the wreckage, but a guard warned the photographer off. The camp comprises four Quonset huts and is reportedly protected at gunpoint.
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Tucson
Reggie Russell
Edwin Montgomery Jr
CAA
Jensman
Passenger Pulled From Helicopter Fire After Crash
A helicopter crash near Marana left crew members H O Walker Jr. and Richard B Mut hart injured but alive after the Arizona Helicopter service craft went down during a survey flight. Edwin Montgomery Jr. and Evan Pancake assisted at the scene as the fire consumed the wreckage.
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Muthart
Montgomery
Pancake
Highway Patrol
Tri-Co Electric Co-Operative
Trio-Co
St. Mary’s Hospital
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Robeson Jr Weds White Woman in Tense NY Ceremony
Paul Robeson Jr., 21, married Marilyn Paula Greenberg, 21, in a 10 minute ceremony at Rev. John W. Darr Jr.s apartment amid crowd jeers. Robeson and his mother Eslanda guarded the door as police restrained a photographer and Robeson denounced press coverage and the democratic press. The reception doubled as a rally for Africa and Russia praising the Soviet Union.
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U.P
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Marilyn Paula Greenberg
John W. Darr Jr
Darr
Eljer Robesons
Eslanda Robeson
Rae Greenberg
Harold
Jack B. Greenberg
Robeson
Soviet Union
Russia
Council of African Affairs
United States
Marylin Paula Greenberg
Forest Hills
Robeson and bride wed with crowd mix at Cornell ties
The couple wed after meeting at Cornell three years ago where Robeson earned an electrical engineering degree. The audience, about 60 percent white, offered congratulations as both have been active in Henry Wallace's young Progressives.
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Soviet Union
Robeson
Cornell University
Henry Wallace
Bisbee Man Held After Hotel Tragedy
Carlos Villegas, 32, was jailed after Marie Steier, 40, was found strangled in the Hotel Golden room on Main Street. County Attorney David Marks says Villegas signed a statement admitting the killing and told friends he expected to go to prison. He surrendered after declaring he had killed a woman following a bar visit in Brewery Gulch.
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Carlos Villegas
David Marks
Villegas
Marie Steier
Golden
Main Street
Marks
Marie
Baseball Results National Boston vs Chicago and more scores
National and American leagues report latest outcomes with Boston and Chicago games from the night slate. Bickford and Salkeld led for Boston while Walker and Rush contributed for Chicago. one inning totals show 3 1 0 for National and 28 2 for Chicago.
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St. Louis
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Veteran Arizona Times sports editor dies at 64
Don B. Hutchinson, aged 64, former sports editor of the Arizona Times of Phoenix, died Sunday in Letterman General Hospital San Francisco after a long illness and a recent major operation.
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Arizona Times
San Francisco
Don B. Hutchinson
The
Arizona Times of Phoenix
Letterman General Hospital
Nine Killed In U S Floods As Rivers Recede
Floodwaters from the Potomac and Shenandoah receded on Monday yielding nine bodies and leaving a dozen missing after weekend rains. Petersburg W Va nearly isolated for 36 hours as 60 homes and 285 other buildings were damaged. Authorities warned of flood polluted water and inoculations began as damage likely neared millions.
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Shenandoah
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U. S. Weather Bureau
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Mild Summer Arrives In Tucson Amid Forecasts Of Mildest Years
Tucson forecaster predicts a notably mild summer based on spring data. May and June run below or near normal, with a few days over 100. Last year saw 100 plus from June 8 to 19, while 1949 hovered in the 90s and a 110 on Thursday.
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Mercury
Tucson
San Juan
Arizona
Weather Bureau
One Man Is Killed in Hotel Fire in San Francisco
In San Francisco on Sunday night a three story hotel fire killed one unidentified man found under a bed and suspected to have suffocated. Fire Chief A J Galli said 31 pieces of equipment battled the blaze for about an hour with five engines on standby through the early morning as 40 people were routed.
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San Francisco
A. J. Galli
Big 3 Pleased At Results Of Paris Parley
President Dwight D. Eisenhower Prime Minister Anthony Eden and Premier Nikolai Bulganin express satisfaction with talks held in Paris as they review agreements and future cooperation following the summit discussions.
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Big 3
Paris
Police Seek Clues In Death Of Hair Stylist
Police appealed for public help in solving the abduction and brutal murder of Mrs. Louise Springer. Detectives asked for tips from people near the parking lot of a southwestern department store and anyone who saw her green 1949 convertible or prowlers in her neighborhood. Clues included a twig rammed into the body and a sashcard used to strangle her.
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Los Angeles
Louise Springer
San Jose
Calif
W. J. Bradley
Bradley
Autopsies probe infant deaths in Phoenix amid dysentery doubts
County medical examiner examined 10 Phoenix infants aged four days to six months to decide if an illness epidemic caused their deaths. Six died at Maricopa county hospital, two at St. Monica's, and two at home.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
St. Monica’s Hospital
Truman seeks seven reorganization plans to create welfare department
President Truman sent seven executive reorganization proposals to Congress, topped by a new Department of Welfare. The plan would absorb functions of the Federal Security Agency as part of the 1949 reorganization act.
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U.P
Truman
Congress
Executive Department
Department of Welfare
Welfare Department
Federal Security Agency
Congress Taking Up Health Probe
Congress this week begins a thorough health check up, tackling arthritis, cancer, heart disease, multiple sclerosis and more. Rep Fogarty pushes a national sickness survey to measure disease burden and work absence, while Rep Miller proposes a medical care investigation commission to report in 18 months.
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Public Health Service
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United States
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D-Ri
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Miller
R-Neb
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