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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1958

Page

7

Tornado Skims Kansas Town Amid Floods and Heat Wave

Reports say a tornado touched down near El Dorado Kansas but caused no damage as floodwaters rose along the Wabash in Illinois Indiana. Temperatures cooled across much of the country with showers forecast and scattered storms from the Southwest to the Atlantic Coast.

United Press el Dorado Kan Wabash Ilinois Indiana el Borado Kansas Cel Dorado Canada Nebraka Great Lakes Arizona New Mexico Phoenix Ohio River Texas Atlantic Coast mid-Atlantic States New England South Dakota Nebraska Olathe Ely Paso Tex Pacific Coast Dakotas Mississippi Valley U.S. Weather Bureau South Atantic Plains

Tucson electrical workers extend contracts amid negotiations

About 80 Tucson area workers from neon, electrical and bricklayer locals remain without contracts as pacts expired midnight Thursday but were extended during talks. Leaders note 38 workers for the U S Bureau of Indian Affairs in Coolidge are covered by an upcoming agreement. Apprentices earning journeyman status received certificates after three years of combined on the job training and classroom study.

Tucson West Mar.s Douglas Chapin A. H. Gronemier Pi Local $96 Frank Contreras Jerry L. Kirkpatrick Carlos R. Rico U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs Coolidge W. W Saxon R. K Bor International Brotherhood of Electricalre Workers Taoattire Gana Canon William A. Kana Kite Rook Montrest Shane x Font Onenema’ Co Ut Prvedeipne Oriana Bs

Fling At Liberty Fatal To Gus Orangutan

A brief fling at liberty ended fatally for Gus the orangutan at Griffith Park Zoo in Los Angeles. The escaped year old ape died in his cage after being recaptured last night following a Wednesday escape.

Los Angeles Liberty Gus Ape Griffith Park Zoo

Housewife Escapes Electric Shock In Workplace Incident

Mrs. Mary Nieto, 22, of 3226 E Bermuda, touched a metal pipe during a short circuit and felt the current travel through the pipe. Alice Percell, who was passing by at 2600 N Flannell Ave, unplugged the machine and Nieto was taken to St Mary's Hospital for an exam showing no injuries.

Mary Nieto E. Bermuda Sr Alice Percell N. Flannell Ave

High Cost Of Space Race Cited At Conference

At Quantico a three day chiefs conference on space policy heard McElroy warn security costs will rise without consolidation. ARPA head Roy Johnson and Herbert York described a $520 million ARPA plan while officials expect a $2 billion yearly space budget in coming years and a civilian space agency. Eisenhower briefly visited the event amid talks on Pentagon reform and global military commitments.

Quantico UPI Lense Neil H. McElroy Marine Roy W. Johnson Irector Pentagon Advanced Research Projects Agency Herbert F. York Air Research Projects Agency ARPA Congress McElroy Marine Corps Army Eisenhower Quantica

Wheat referendum shows broad support for extension in 34 states

Wheat farmers in 34 states voted in a national referendum and overwhelmingly favored extending the government's rigid marketing program for a sixth straight year. Totals from most major wheat states indicate 107 088 votes for extension and 28 966 against, a 78 percent majority in favor overall.

Washington UPI Midwest New York West Virginia Ohio Pennsylvania Tinois Alabama California Delaware Maryland New Jersey Georgia South Carolina Virginia Wisconsin Kentucky Indiana Texa North Carolina Missouri Manne Michigan Lews Arkansas Kansas Nebraska Newexico Oklahoma South Dakota Tennessee Colorado

Jury Acquits Tyler On Gun Charge

Otis Lee Tyler 37 of 11194 F Doth St was acquitted of carrying a concealed weapon by a Superior Court jury after a one day trial. The jury deliberated 45 minutes reversing a City Court conviction by Magistrate Clague Van Siyke who had imposed a $29 fine and 4 days in jail. Patrolman Richards arrested Tyler after he allegedly drew a 25 caliber pistol on February 17 near West Congress Street and Meyer Avenue. Ally Edward Aboud represented Tyler. George Morse and Fred Sands led the prosecution.

Otis Lee Tyler Clague van Siyke Tyler van Siyke Richa Lams W. Commeas St Meyer Ave Ally Edward Aboud George Morse Fred Sands

Thieves Take Sinks in Huntington Warehouse Theft

Charley Bias and Exekiel Miller, both of Huntington, were charged today with stealing two kitchen sinks from a warehouse.

Huntington W. Va N—Hey Charley Bias Exekiel Miller

Greece Rejects Cyprus Plan Amid Rising Cyprus Violence

In Nicosia Greece rejects Britain's seven year Cyprus plan citing self determination. Greek Cypriots report renewed violence with EOKA blamed for killings in the Trop ddos district as British troops restore order in Limassol. Turkish Cypriot leaders oppose the plan.

Greece Cyprus Nicosia UPI Gemssetay Femal Britain Cyp Evangelos Avereff Roger Allen Athens Makarios Mediterranean Isand Trop Ddos EOKA London New Limassol Hugh Foot

Trujillo Plans Lavish Hollywood Yacht Farewell Party

UPI reports Dominican Republic leader Rafael Trujillo prepares a four masted yacht for a farewell in Los Angeles hours before returning to the island. The vessel hosts 12 musicians and a crew of 80 while food and luxuries are loaded. He dodges questions on private life and gifts to Hollywood figures as he contemplates the party.

Los Angeles UPI Rafael Trujil Sta Dominican Republic Impaign Hollywood Holly Trujilo Tresses Kim Novak Joan Triins Zaa Zia Gabor Gabor Victor Sued Trujillo Twickly Sued Zsa Zaa Los Aneles Harbor

Belgian Airman Freed After East German Detention

Lt. Martin Paulus of the Belgian Air Force returned home after one day in East Germany after his jet was forced down by Red fighters. A signed protocol with East German officials allowed transport costs and Paulus stay expenses to be covered. The move marked the first Western signatory protocol with East Germany and drew United States objections over nine missing U.S. soldiers.

Brussels Belgium Martin Paulus East Germany Leon Jacobs Berlin Ovo Winter United States Jacobs West Berlin Paulus ADN German Democratic Republic East Berlin

Trolley Ends Long Chicago Run

Chicago ends streetcar era as Old No 28 known as Green Hornet makes final run. Motorman William Armstrong laments heavy traffic. streetcar service began with a cable car in 1850s and peaked with 3742 cars, later replaced by buses after World War II.

Chicago William ‘Armstrong Armstrong

Food Poisoning At Prescott Camp Tests Ongoing

Laboratory tests on camp food samples in Prescott are under way after 27 people, including several adults, required treatment for food poisoning and 12 were hospitalized yesterday. The Nazarene Church sponsors the camp and none of the cases were reported as critical.

Phoenix UPI Prescott The Nazarene Church

Landon Named Packard Bell Southern Arizona Distributor

Landon, former Meres mate for Niles Radio Corp and former KVOA TV account executive, is named southern Arizona distributor for Packard Bell. Hal Landon Co. will handle sales at 145 North Ath Ave with Packard Bell Factory Service. Landon, married with three children, has lived in Tucson since 1850. He is a Paseadena Playhouse School graduate and serves on Corral Theater and Tucson Community Theater boards.

Andon Meres Niles Radio Corp Kvoa-Tv Southern Arizona Packard Bell Radio Hal Landon Co W.A Rich Co N.ath Ave Packard Bell Tucson Pasadena Community Playhouse Corral Theter The Tucson Community Theater

Maritime Strike Ends With New MEBA Pact

A five day maritime strike ended as the Marine Engineers Beneficial Association signed a new three year contract with shipowners for 480 ships. There was no wage increase. The America liner, carrying 1 000 passengers, sailed after MEBA members replaced nonunion engineers and accepted the agreement.

New York Gulf Coast Marine Engineers Beneficial Asen Institute MEBA Arte Ians Anh America de 'Casey

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