Molotov Pledges Action for World Peace at U N Session
Soviet foreign minister V M Molotov urged end of cold war and steps to ease tension. He called on the U N to lead disarmament efforts, discussed upcoming Geneva talks and Austrian state treaty, and urged mutual pledge against atomic weapons while fostering global trade and trust.
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V.M. Molotov
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Formosa
Geneva
Molotov
Germany
Japan
United Nations
Red China
Soviet Union
Scelba resigns as Italian premier in coalition crisis
Premier Mario Scelba handed in the cabinet’s resignations after his Christian Democrat party pulled from the coalition. President Gronchi to consult with former presidents, premiers, and party leaders to form a new government. Scelba hopes the crisis is resolved quickly.
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Mario Scelba
Scelba
Giovanni Gronchi
Quirinale
Council of Ministers
Gronchi
Christian Democrat Party
Amintore Fanfani
Giuseppe Pella
Pella
Giuseppe Saragat
Enrico de Nicola
Luigi Einaudi
Italy
de Nicola
Einaudi
Britain
Oxford University
Ferruccio Parri
Saragat
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Social Democrats
The
Free Unions
Darr Dies in Chicago Aviation Leader Succumbs to Heart Attack
Hal S. Darr president of Darr Aero Tech Inc died of a heart attack in Chicago at age 61 after arriving for a business meeting. He chaired Frontier Airlines and led Darr Equipment Co. in Dallas. Survived by wife Louise and two Dallas daughters, services set for Storm Lake with Heart Fund donations requested in lieu of flowers.
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Robert H. Engstrom
Joseph E. Wagner
Margaret Darr
Hazel Warner
Ralph Whelan
Charlies Strohmeir
Los Angeles
Woodland
Heart Fund
Grandmother sues 4 year old for battery in Los Angeles
Los Angeles Superior Court hears a battery suit brought by Mrs. Ann Rubin against four year old Teddy Levy and his parents Richard and Mrs. Levy plus an insurer. Rubin seeks 150000 damages claiming two fractured vertebrae from babysitting mishap when Teddy vaulted a davenport.
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Teddy Levy
Ann Rubin
Teddy
Richard Levy
Superman
Dick Tracy
Davy Crockett
Fancy
Polio Expert Urges Halting Inoculations and Salk Vaccine
Dr. Albert Sabin told a House subcommittee that polio inoculations should be suspended and Salk vaccine production halted until a safer preparation is found. He urged identifying new strains to replace the Mahoney virus and cautioned against rushing, noting past Cutter incidents.
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Albert B. Sabin
House
Sabin
Labora
Jonas E. Salk
Citizen Vacation Newspaper Delivery Plan
The Citizen offers summer vacation readers in Tucson a flexible subscription option. Subscribers can choose yearly, monthly, or weekly plans to receive the Citizen across North America with no extra cost. Back issues can be stored for later delivery until the vacation ends.
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North America
Senate House Conferees Set 7 Percent Civil Service Raise
Senate and house conferees agreed on a bill boosting salaries for 1,073,262 federal workers by 7 percent retroactive to March 1. The senate had sought 10 percent while the house approved 7 percent. the final figure aligned with President Eisenhower’s likely stance at the time.
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Senate House
Senate
House
Eisenhower
1.5 Million Americans Quit Smoking
Washington estimates about 1.5 million Americans quit smoking in the past 18 months, more than double the previous year. The Public Health Service notes the figures will aid agencies studying links between lung cancer and cigarette use.
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Washington
U. S. Public Health Service
the Health Service
National Cancer Institute
Bus Company To Meet With Mayor In Tucson Strike
The Tucson Rapid Transit Co and the striking Local 1167 union agreed to meet with Mayor Don Hummel this afternoon at TRT offices. The company refused immediate service resumption and stood by last year’s wage cap of 1.45 dollars an hour, while the union offered to operate under old pay rates once negotiations restart. The strike is hurting downtown commerce as shoppers stay home.
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Don Hummel
Homer Frost
Don’ Hummel
TRT
Frost
Hummel
Amalgamated Association of Street Car, Electric Railways and Motor Coach Employ
L. A. Tanner
Tanner
Coroner Sets Inquest Into Cocaine Overdose Death
Coroner Clark H. Johnson announced an inquest for Morris Edwards at 9:30 a.m. Monday to probe an accidental but puzzling cocaine overdose death. Johnson had earlier certified the death as accidental before reversing the finding amid new details.
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Morris Edwards
Johnson
Frazier
Brucker Named Army Secretary After Stevens Resigns
President Eisenhower nominated Wilber M. Brucker to succeed Robert T. Stevens as secretary of the army. Stevens cited compelling personal considerations for resigning, amid a year since the McCarthy era clash. Brucker, Michigan former governor and Pentagon general counsel since 1954, will be 61 tomorrow and is from Detroit.
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Wilber M. Brucker
Robert T. Stevens
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New England
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Defense Department
Sen. McCarthy
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Pentagon
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Detroit
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Wilson
McCarthy
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John G. Adams
Roy M. Cohn
Cohn
Adams
Melpar to Open Tucson Branch Tied to Ft Huachuca Contract
Melpar Inc the electronics research and development subsidiary of Westinghouse will establish a Tucson branch to work with Ft Huachuca on a new air traffic and navigation system. Assistant to the exec VP J J Broome said headquarters will open immediately and staff will start with about ten engineers and researchers. Lt Col Joseph F Reilly announced the $990000 Army contract for the proving ground project.
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Melpar Inc
Westinghouse Air Brake Co
Ft. Huachuca
Tucson
J. J. Broome
Broome
Melpar
Westinghouse
Falls Church
Joseph F. Reilly
Signal Corps
Army Electronic Proving
Market Hits New Highs as Rails Rally in Bull Run
New York stocks climbed to bull market highs with rail shares leading the advance after lagging behind industrials. The rail average reached its highest since October 26, 1929, while steels and autos gained and a broad advance followed. Chartists said rails must confirm further industrial gains to extend the rally.
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New York
Wall Street
Arizona Verges on All Time Heat Record
Arizona set a pair of extremes with the hottest city in the nation at Gila Bend 114 and the coldest at Flagstaff 30. Tucson reached 108, two shy of the 110 summer high, with a 70 degree low expected tonight as forecasts call for more hot, partly cloudy weather. Other readings included Phoenix 109-74 Yuma 111-75 Grand Canyon 90-51 Douglas 101-66 Prescott 96-59 Winslow 96-57.
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Gila Bend
Flagstaff
Weather Bureau
Phoenix
Yuma
Grand Canyon
Douglas
Indians acquire Woodling as Cox retirement reshapes outfield
In MLB trade activity Gene Woodling moves from Cleveland to New York Baltimore and cash accompany the Indians’ deal to send Wally Westlake and Dave Pope. The box scores feature Detroit and Boston, Kansas City and New York, plus Chicago vs Washington and Cleveland vs Baltimore with homers by Zauchin Kaline Boone Mantle and Walker.
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Baltimore
Cleveland
Billy Cox
Indians
Gene Woodling
Wally Westlake
Dave Pope
Detroit
Boston
Lary
Foytack
Aber
Zaverink
Wilson
Brewer
Kiely
White
Zauchin
Boone
Kaline
Piersall
Kansas City
Ditmar
Sleater
Sam
W. Shantz
Ford
Berra
Mantle
Chicago
Washington
Gigi at Corral Theater and Local Events Tonight
Tonight offers Gigi at Corral Theater Santa Rita Hotel with an 8 15 p m start. A Teen Age dance at VFW Hall follows at 8 30 p m Tomorrow includes Carnegie Library Bookmobile at La Madera Park 9 A M and a City championship bridge tournament at Tucson Bridge Club at 7 45 P M plus professional wrestling at Tucson Sports Center at 8 30 P M.
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Gigi
Santa Rita Hotel
VFW Hall
Carnegie Library
la Madera Park
Tucson Bridge Club
Santa Rita
Tucson Sports Center
Gigi Among Corral Theater’s Most Successful Plays
A Corral Theater run earns high marks for the musical Gigi as readers note its lasting popularity. Critics praise performances and production quality in a feature highlighting theater success in the region.
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Tucson
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