Soviet East German Talks Push for Berlin Summit
A joint Soviet East German communique renewed demands for a pan German peace conference and warned of a separate peace with all Germany if the West blocks a treaty. It urged interim West Berlin accords and warned Western occupation rights could end. Khrushchev pressures for equal footing while Geneva ministers adjourn to July 13. Eisenhower to meet Herter as U S states Western powers will defend access to West Berlin.
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East Germany
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Berlin
Khrushchev
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Eisenhower
Herter
Washington
White House
James C. Hagerty
Gettysburg
Douglas Dillon
United States
State Department
Labor Talks Stall Over Subsistence Pay in Phoenix Conference
Arizona construction labor talks stall as International Association of Operating Engineers and Arizona contractors fail to narrow wage gaps. Union seeks 45 to 59 cents an hour rise next year while contractors offer 18 to 23 cents. Merritt Chapman's firm stance on six dollar subsistence for remote sites cited. Negotiations resume Wednesday with Aggregate Assn and unions including Teamsters and Laborers.
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Phoenix
Arizona
International Assn. of
Jack Grady
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
Merritt-Chapman
Aggregate Assn
Civil War's Last Vet Williams In Critical Condition
Walter Williams 116 the nation's last Civil War veteran lay critically ill in Houston Texas after a pneumonia relapse. He was under an oxygen tent at his daughter Willie Mae Bowles home where he lives and had been recovering prior to the relapse.
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Houston
Tex
Walter Williams
Williams
Willie Mae Bowles
Belgian Bounced In Bid For Fame
Joseph David a 33 year old Belgian jobless man repeatedly tried to stow away on flights seeking Hollywood fame. Found hidden in a washroom aboard a TWA jet at Orly last night he carried five Belgian francs. He previously reached Shannon in 1952 and was intercepted in 1955 at Orly before boarding toward New York or Cairo.
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Paris
Joseph David
Hollywood
Debbie Reynolds
TWA
Orly Field
Shannon
Ireland
Orly
Cairo
Vacation Rest with Peanuts Delivered Daily
A Sunbelt reader advertises a daily vacation reminder service offering PEANUTS delivered to the reader’s vacation address. The offer claims no extra charge and provides a contact phone number MA 2 5855.
Chesin to Open Three $40 Million Subdivisions Near Tucson
Chesin Construction Co announces three new community subdivisions totaling 40 million dollars. Oracle Heights Estates will open tomorrow with 600 one acre lots near West Ina road. Glenn Heights and Manana Grande follow, with prices around 17 000 to 30 000 and a total of about 2 130 homes on 1 230 acres.
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Chesin Construction Co
Marvin H. Volk
Edward Chesin
Oracle Heights Estates
Glenn Heights
Manana Grande
West Ina Road
Casas Adobes
Tucson
Swan Road
Glenn Street
Tucson Medical Center
Kolb Road
22Nd Street
Glenn Heights Estates
The
Pinecrest
Grant Road Park
Franklin Heights
Manana Vista
Wilshire Heights
Terra del Sol
Mother in Narrow Escape Rescues Daughter from Abductor
In Atlanta area, Mrs. R. E. Carroll crashed her sedan into a fleeing car to save 10 year old Sally from a would be abductor identified as 17 year old Raymond A. McMahon of Chicago. Sally suffered a forehead laceration requiring seventeen stitches. the boy fled on foot and was not found.
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Atlanta
Hapeville
Raymond A. McMahon
Chicago
Sally
Susie
Mrs. Carroll
Doubtful Recognition and Public Reaction Highlighted
Page 2 notes uncertain acknowledgment drawing reader reactions, while Page 5 debates whether men are slobs, reflecting social attitudes. Page 31 presents a house plan winning design with featured details and potential implications for homeowners.
Louisiana Faces Tug of Power Over Governor Crisis
Gov Earl Long remains in a mental hospital as Lt Gov Lether Frazar seeks legal authority to act, while Secretary of State Wade Martin Jr. questions the move. Court questions and hospital orders fuel a volatile power struggle among state officials.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Earl Long
Lether Frazar
Wade Martin Jr
Long
Frazar
Martin
Mandeville
New Orleans
Texas
Galveston
McNeese State College
Earl K. Long
Jack Gremillion
Mafia Series Set to Start in CitiZen
The Citi zen will publish a multi part factual series on the Mafia detailing its secret society of lawbreakers. The articles will explain how the Mafia controls the underworld and infil trates legitimate business, starting Monday.
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Citizen
Mafia
America
Car packed like phone booth flips on its side
A jam packed auto carrying nineteen people including sixteen children crashed on Sabine Canyon road injuring only the driver Mrs Rosa Corral age 31. Deputy Arthur Brooks said the southbound car skidded off the road rolled broadside and tumbled three quarters of a turn before resting on its side. The driver cited for speeding view obstruction and expired license. all others treated for minor scrapes at local hospitals.
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Sabine Canyon
Rosa Corral
S. 7Th Ave
Pima County Hospital
Arthur Brooks
Henry Corrales
Rock Slide Blocks Road In Wyoming
A rock slide on U S highway 1420 west of Cody Wyoming covered a 100 foot stretch, damaging two pickup trucks and blocking the road. Blasting and clearance will take days as officials detour traffic around Buffalo Bill Dam to reach Yellowstone’s east gate about 50 miles away.
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Cody
Wyo
UPI
Shoshone
Here
Wyoming Highway Department
Buffalo Bill Dam
Yellowstone National Park
Sandals Save Girl From Electrocution in Tucson
An 18 year old Tucson girl was saved from a severe electrical shock while drying clothes when a fallen power line touched a metal clothesline. Her brother pulled her free while patrolman J J Greene aided and fire crews administered oxygen.
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Tucson
Jane Cavazos
Park Ave
J. J. Greene
Savas Cavazos
Greene
Miss Cavazos
Rain totals mix with wind damage in city weather update
A trace of rain yesterday at Tucson’s Weather Bureau reports 0.01 inch, while unofficial gauges reach up to 0.18 inch. Strong winds uprooted a Beechcraft at the municipal airport, causing about 4000 dollars in damage to Deputy Sheriff Robert Sutherland’s plane. Temperatures rise to near 100 with humid conditions continuing into the weekend.
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Weather Bureau
Tucson
Robert Sutherland
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