President Eisenhower Winds Down Far Eastern Tour in Hawaii
President Eisenhower arrived in Honolulu after eight days across the Orient and relaxed with golf at Kaneohe. He received a warm aloha welcome from more than 100000 Hawaiians while noting one anti American demonstration in Okinawa that preceded his Tokyo visit cancellation.
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Honolulu
Eisenhower
William F. Quinn
Hawaii
Pacific
Philippines
China
Okinawa
Korea
Kaneohe Marine Corps Air Station
Washington
Aloha
United States
Kaneohe
Mother Hubbards
Japan
Tokyo
Kishi
Treaty Action Begun as Senate Presses Ratification
Secretary of State Herter told senators the Japan trip cancellation stemmed from misjudged anti American sentiment and a collective administration judgment. He defended the trip's broader results but acknowledged the setback. Fulbright pushed ratification as urgent to curb Communist domination risk. The debate began on the U S Japanese Security Treaty with a quick Senate path anticipated.
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Christian A. Herter
Japan
Eisenhower
Herter
Senate Appropriations
U. S
Senate
Democratic
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
Hawaii
Appropriations Subcommittee
Johnson
Hummel Proposes City Public Accommodations Ordinance
Mayor Don Hummel unveils a local anti discrimination bill to curb racial bias by establishments. The plan empowers the Mayor's Committee on Human Relations to mediate, with court action possible for violations. First offense fines range 25 to 50 dollars, up to 300 for repeat offenses, with license revocation as a penalty. A public hearing is scheduled as opposition forms around local control and race issues.
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Don Hummel
Arizona
Hummel
Tucson
Chamber of Commerce
Japanese mass protests seek ouster of prowest Kishi
The Sokyo Labor Confederation and Sohyo called a seven hour nationwide rail strike with 5,800,000 workers. Demonstrations were planned at depots, the Diet building, and Kishi's residence as unions rally against the pact and the prime minister. Police prepared for possible violence amid a tense standoff.
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Nobusuke Kishi
Sokyo Labor Confederation
General Council of Trade Unions
Sohyo
Kishi
Toyko
Crash Ends Drag Race Aims at Louisiana Death Toll
Nine killed and a fifth injured in a four car crash in New Iberia Louisiana linked to a drag race. George Babineaux 17 and Sebastien Laporte 19 led the cars at high speed with Laporte allegedly doing over 100 mph when he sideswiped a car carrying a Negro family. Babineaux's car struck the wreckage as a minister's car hit from the opposite direction. Only one man survived.
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New Iberia
UPI
Louisiana
George Babineaux
Sebastien Laporte
Laporte
Babineaux
City Budget Receives Tentative Approval
City budget gets tentative approval amid debate on allocations and revenue estimates. Key figures and council members discuss priorities for schools, public safety, and infrastructure ahead of final vote. The notice notes budgetary milestones and next steps for adoption.
Court Sets Annexation Hearing Date
The Arizona Supreme Court will hear arguments July 11 in Tucson's 1959 annexation dispute over North and East Sides including Amphitheater Heights and Freehaven. Marvin Burton and Willard Smith challenge the annexation while City Atty. Jack Marks and County Atty. Marvin Cohen defend the cities.
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Charles Guidaitis
Arizona Supreme Court
Tucson
High Court
North Side
Amphitheater Heights
Freehaven
County Board of Supervisors
Marvin Burton
Willard Smith
Superior Court
John Molloy
Molloy
Attys
Nick Knez
John Greer
Jack Marks
Marvin Cohen
Flames Sweep Prescott Area Fire Near Prescott Burns Homes
Wind driven flames burned three houses and blackened about 15 acres of timber before being halted at the mouth of M C Canyon about 50 miles northeast of Prescott. A plane drop with borate prevented spread to new timberland.
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Prescott -4
M C Canyon
Prescott
Borate
Eight Tallow Children Face Hardship After Hospital Crisis
Mrs. Catherine Tallow of Carthage Missouri battles bills and milk shortages while her husband William and Pasco Jr. lie in hospital after a motorcycle crash with a dog. Joan and Pasco Sr. also ill awaiting news as neighbors rally to help the family.
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Carthage
Catherine Tallow
Joan Tallow
Richard
Michael
Bernard
Keith
Kenney
Gale
Freddy
Cissie
Tommy Thompson
Pima County Hospital
Pasco
Joan
Balboa St
Los Altos Ave
Summer Heatwave Smashes Tucson Temperature Records
Temperatures soared in Tucson with 2 pm readings of 107 at the Municipal Airport and a UA weather station high of 113, matching and breaking heat records for the date. Downtown sweltered as Davis Monthan reached 109, a firefighter treated after a heat exposure, with no relief anticipated for days.
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Tucson
University of Arizona
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Silverbell
Grant Rds
Heat Kills Woman on Tucson Drive from Gila Bend
Mrs. Ella Oliver 59 of Hot Springs Arkansas died of heat exhaustion in a car en route to Tucson from Los Angeles. She became ill in a relative's car near Gila Bend yesterday and was pronounced dead on arrival at Pima County Hospital.
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Tucson
Gila Bend
Ella Oliver
Hot Springs
Ark
Pima County Hospital
Louis Hirsch
Los Angeles
Oliver
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