Tucson Heat Sparks A flood of ice and water use
The 110 degree Tucson heat drives state record power use and water demand. Ice sales surge at service stations and bottlers while radiator shops report heavy demand. beer consumption nudges up with evening heat but may dip during peak heat. City water pressure slips in older lines as hoses run full.
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Frank DeRocher
Luna Radiator & Rebuilding Works
Tucson
DeRocher
Ft. Lowell
Pima County
George Ashburn
Blakely
Speedway
Miracle Mile
Wally Clemens
Eighty Four
Casa Grande Highway
C. E. Hockings
Tucson Gas & Electric
Hockings
Alpine St
Craycroft Rd
Martin
Joe Hyman
Coca-Cola
Canada Dry
Livermore
Nehi Bottling Co
Santa Rita Bottling Co
Robert McKinney
McKinney
6Th Ave
McNaught
N. 4Th Ave
Lowell Tweedy
Tweedy
Grant
Relief In Sight As Tucson Endures Heat Wave
The Tucson area expects 100 to 105 degree highs after six days above 100. The University of Arizona weather station set a 113 record, with 108 tied on June 21 in 1954 and 1955. Tonight’s low 70s to 75, THI around 81 for relief.
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Tucson
University of Arizona
Khrushchev widens breach with China in case mix
An out of court settlement for 290000 tops a record in Arizona history. Nancy Johannessen sued for her husband J Allyn after a Feb 9 1959 crash on Highway 87 near Coolidge with Bekins Van & Storage Co and driver Paul S Crume. Johannessen suffered brain damage and disfigurement with 30 000 annual earnings projected for 25 years. Attorneys included Cox Udall Romley Robbins for plaintiffs and Chandler Wilmer for defendants.
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Arizona
Nancy Johannessen
J. Allyn
Bekins van & Storage Co
Paul S. Crume
Tipton
Senate Ratifies Treaty amid Heated Debate
The Senate ratified the U S Japanese security pact by a large majority with nine for and two against. Sen Russell Long and Sen Richard Russell opposed while Sen Olin Johnston abstained to honor a paired vote with supporters who could not attend. The pact will take effect after exchange of ratifications in Hawaii and Tokyo, despite leftist threats and riots in Japan over the U S military presence.
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Olin D. Johnston
D-Sc
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
U.S
Hawaii
Eisenhower
Tokyo
Japan
Douglas MacArthur II
Aiichiro Fujiyama
United States
Asia
Senate
Christian A. Herter
Tokyo Riots Erupt Over Kishi Hirohito Pact Amid UPI Report
Thousands of leftist students and union members gathered before the diet in Tokyo to protest the U S Japan security treaty as Prime Minister Kishi and Emperor Hirohito reportedly completed final ratification. Rail traffic was disrupted by Sohyo strikes with organizers claiming up to 170000 demonstrators, as Kishi faced possible resignation and early elections.
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Tokyo
UPI
U.S
Japan
Nobusuke Kishi
Hirohito
U. S. Senate
Sohyo
Eisenhower
Kishi
Khrushchev Pushes Peaceful Coexistence Policy Break
Khrushchev declares a break with hardline Marxist Leninist sticks, urging reading Marx and Lenin in light of contemporary times. He wins support from Bulgaria and Czechoslovakia after addressing a Bucharest Romanian Communist Party congress with Eastern Bloc leaders present.
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London
UPI
Moscow Radio
Nikita Khrushchev
Red China
Communist Party
Josef Stalin
Khrushchev
Marx
Lenin
Engels
Moscow
Peiping
Bucharest
Europe
Mao Tse-tung
Tass
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Todor Zhikov
Zhikov
Antonin Novotney
Soviet Union
Aid Flows To Stricken Tucson Tallo Family
Open hearted Tucson residents rally to help the Tallo family after a motorcycle crash hospitalizes the husband and his brother in Missouri. Neighbors bring cash and groceries, a milk company donates ice cream, Lions Club members pay $67 in overdue rent, and priests arrange transport for key family members while others seek further help.
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Tucson
Tallo
Catherine Tallo
Missouri
Delano St
Brendan Gilmore
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Lions Club
Richard Burney
Lions Council
Chinese Claim Space Violation Over Kwangtung Coast
China charged that a U S Navy patrol plane intruded about ten minutes before noon today over its territorial air space off Kwangtung Province in a brief violation reported by Tokyo authorities.
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Tokyo
Red China
China
Kwangtung Province
Baby Girl Born to Gasho Family at Tucson General
Mr and Mrs John R Gasho welcomed their first child a baby girl born yesterday at Tucson General Hospital. Upon discharge the newborn will reside at the Safety Pin Ranch on Wilmot Road.
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John R. Gasho
Tucson General Hospital
Safety Pin Ranch
Wilmot Rd
U.S. Rocket Launches Two Satellites Into Orbit
A Thor-Able-Star rocket placed Transit I-A and its piggyback companion into near circular orbit about 500 miles up. The two satellites, tested for navigation and solar radiation measurement, were confirmed over Seattle hours after launch as signals were received and orbits assessed.
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Air Force
America
Vanguard
Russia
Seattle
Navy
Washington
Arctic
Antarctic
Cheryl Ordered Back To School
Inside The Citizen reports on Cheryl's return to school with details of disciplinary or attendance actions and the impact on her education as the community reacts to the decision.
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Cheryl
Local Druggists Deny Price Fixing Pact in Tucson
Tucson Pharmaceutical Assn president Eugene Forrest denies any price fixing among Tucson druggists amid a government civil complaint naming Arizona and Maricopa County associations. He says price variation is the rule and notes public demand for uniform prices, while collectors and subpoenas surfaced in Phoenix. Forrest asserts avoidance of collusion and cites anti trust laws guiding pricing.
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Tucson
Tucson Pharmaceutical Assn
Eugene Forrest
Forrest
Phoenix
Arizona
Maricopa
Stanley FE
Disney
Los Angeles
Department of Justice Anti-Trust Division
Girl 6 Drives Go Cart Dad Receives Six Citations
A six year old girl rode a go cart on a city street at dusk. Patrolman Raymond Doty cited her father Lewis V Peduchi for six offenses including permitting an unlicensed minor to drive and driving without proper lights. The incident warns that go carts are illegal on city streets and cannot be licensed.
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Raymond Doty
Catherine B. Peduchi
West
Navajo Street
Doty
Lewis V. Peduchi
Navajo St
Peduchi
Explosion Kills Seven at British Ammunition Plant
An explosion in the nitroglycerine department of a British Army ammunition plant in Bishopstown Scotland killed seven men and left three injured today.
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Bishopson
Scotland
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All American Distributing
Budweiser
Buxton-Smith Mercantile Co
Burgermeister and Coors
Pueblo Sales Inc
Schlitz
Duke Livermore
Canada Dry Bottling Co
Fred Kalil
Kalil Bottling Co
Johannessen
Johannessen & Girard, Architects and Engineers
James J. Cox Jr
Morris K. Udall
Elias Romley
Philip A. Robbins
S. Thomas Chandler
Mark Wilmer
Sens
Russell Long
D-La
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Johnston
Zengakurene
Diet
Pasco Tallo Jr
Bill
Catherine
Carthage
Pasco
Joan
Tallo Brothers
Providence
R.I
Bernard Pearson
Pawtucket, R.I
Cape Canaveral, Fla
Archie
Ike
Bridge Comics
Financial
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