22 Jun 1957
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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1957
Page
1
Michael Todd and Elizabeth Taylor argued in front of photographers at London Airport after missing a flight to Nice. They quarreled about Paris plans, then reconciled as Todd chartered a private plane to Nice.
Washington The Supreme Court will hear July 8 arguments on whether Army Specialist 3 C William S Girard should be turned over to Japan for trial in the January firing range death of a Japanese woman. The case raises U S Japanese relations and constitutional rights.
Allen Forrest 56, recently fired chief accountant for Maricopa County schools, was found dead in his Phoenix residence surrounded by 84 empty wine bottles. No violence suspected. wife to be questioned after recovery from malnutrition. She said Forrest drank for two weeks after termination and fell, hit his head, then napped and did not wake.
Benny Hooper's parents meet with Kris and the Suffolk County Medical Society grievance panel in Bay Shore to negotiate a $1500 bill for saving the 7 year old from a well. Kris defends the fee as fair while supporters across the nation offer money and threats liven the debate.
Whalen, charged with murder in a double slaying, is scheduled for a sanity hearing before a Superior Court trial. The case details indicate the court will determine mental fitness ahead of further proceedings.
The Senate approved a high federal dam bill by 45 to 38, opening a path that could flood sites for three private dams in Hells Canyon along the Snake River border of Idaho and Oregon. Public power supporters claim a major victory while the White House and Eisenhower administration face a veto if House passage occurs.
About 30,000 U. S. ground troops in Japan will begin withdrawal in July with a broader reduction over the next year. The joint communique praises a “true and strong partnership” and notes talks on nuclear testing cessation and a revision of the mutual security treaty.
Clear skies and a warm trend set for today and tomorrow with higher afternoon temperatures. Arizona dominated yesterday's heat with Yuma 106 Phoenix 103 Tucson 101, El Paso 97 close behind. Tucson averaged 85 for June 21, one degree above normal. the record for the date is 108 set in 1955. Our low was 69, with a 65 low in 1945.
A fire on the second floor of the Balke Building at First Avenue and Adams in Downtown Phoenix caused about 500000 dollars in damage. Firemen fought the blaze for three hours starting at 4 26 a m and cited possible wiring faults. The building housed Arthur Murray studio Byrd Tayloring and on the first floor Given Bros Apparel Shop Bernard's Jewelry and part of The Flame restaurant. A monkey and parakeets from The Flame were saved.
Arizona State College at Tempe faces a final stadium site decision with two options Papago Park land donated by Tempe and a site near Tempe Buttes by the campus. A report from the regents meeting also weighs selecting a new athletic director to replace J. F. McKale with Dr. Paul Brechler as a leading candidate.
A Capital Airlines training flight crashed into a Clarksburg yard killing three aboard. Capt. C. R. Burke of Fairfax Virginia, R. K. Thomas of Chicago, and H. A. Podgurski of Pittsburgh died. Homeowners escaped injury as the twin engine DC3 nosed into the yard near the Andersons. The cause was not yet known.
The United States plans to deploy modern F100 interceptor jets to Osan air base in South Korea as part of a broader weapon modernization in the peninsula. North Korea's Kim Il Sung denounces armistice violations and calls for an international conference to settle Korea's fate.
Four soldiers were killed and between 17 and 20 seriously injured when a mortar shell exploded on Ft Sill east firing range.
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