Molotov speech rattles UN anniversary session
Western diplomats said Molotov’s remarks at the UN anniversary session touched on major cold war issues and drew mixed reactions. Some viewed the speech as a setback to the peace bid, while others urged focusing on constructive moves and warned against overpromising. Nehru and Bulganin announced a joint call for a peaceful surrender of Formosa to the Communists.
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San Francisco
Russia
V. M. Molotov
Antoine Pinay
Molotov
China
George Yeh
Red China
U. N
Formosa
Peiping
Yeh
Paul-Henri Spaak
Carlos P. Romulo
Philippines
John Foster Dulles
Nehru
Bulganin
Bus Strike Talks Sharpen as Mayor Seeks Settlement
In Tucson the six day bus strike escalated as Mayor Don Hummel kept management and the union at the bargaining table. L A Tanner led a heated press confrontation while the opposition pressed wage demands from 1.45 to 1.75 dollars per hour. Hummel urged both sides to soften stances and report back, hoping for progress today as talks continued.
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Tucson Rapid Transit Co
L. A. Tanner
Hummel
Amalgamated Association of Street Car, Electric Railways and Motor Coach
Tanner
Transit Company
Homer Frost
Jim Hart
Tucson Daily Citizen
Frost
Citizen
Tucson Central Trades Council
Merlin Gerkin
Gerkin
Experts Favor Salk Vaccine Vote Keeps Polio Program On
A Washington panel voted 8-2 to continue inoculations with the Salk polio vaccine at a House subcommittee meeting. A later count with a nonpresent member gave 8-3. Dr Sabin urged halting the program, while Drs Enders Shannon Francis Rivers Salk offered no firm stance, and Jonas Salk did not vote.
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Washington
House Commerce
Albert Sabin
Children’s Hospital Research Foundation
Cincinnati
Sabin
John F. Enders
Children’s Hospital
Boston
James A. Shannon
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
Thomas Francis, Jr
School of the Public Health
University of Michigan
Jonas E. Salk
Wolverton
R-Nj
Thomas M. Rivers
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
New York
Salk
Douglas Aircraft Co Rezoned to Heavy Industry Near Airport
Pima County Planning and Zoning Commission approved rezoning 24 acres near the Nogales highway south of Sunnyside school from CR-4 to Cl-2 for a Douglas Aircraft engineering plant. Arthur Springer noted nearly all adjacent property owners signed petitions. Plant details remained undisclosed. Hermes cited 400 to 500 engineers planned. Options on land valid until July 19 with final Board of Supervisors review July 18. No protests filed.
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Pima County
Tucson
Board of Supervisors
Record Heat Reaches 110 Degrees Topping June Mark
The day tied the official summer high of 110 degrees, hottest June on record, with Gila Bend 116 and Yuma 115 close behind. Humidity ranged from 7 to 19 percent. Tucson and Yuma posted warm 73 and 78 lows, while Phoenix 111 and other cities showed hot readings. Weather outlook calls for mostly fair and continued heat.
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Weather Bureau
University
Gila Bend
el Centro
Thermal
Calif
Yuma
Tucson
Phoenix
Douglas
Prescott
Winslow
Flagstaff
Rhee Warns of New War in Budget Message
South Korea President Rhee warned of a new all-out aggression from Chinese and North Korean forces, urging U.S. military and economic aid to deter the North. He presented a 1955 56 spending plan totaling 376 million dollars and spoke two days before the Korean War anniversary.
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Seoul
Songman Rhee
South Korea
National Assembly
Rhee
United States
Eisenhower Tours New England Presses Second Term Message
President Eisenhower travels from Rutland to Concord, New Hampshire, to address supporters and reiterate strength and peace aims as Geneva talks near. Senator Aiken praises his farming life, prompting applause. flood forecasts and a brief tornado alert briefly interrupt the visit.
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Eisenhower
New Hampshire
White House
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U. S
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Weather Bureau
Boston
Vermont
Sen
Aiken
R-Vi
Washington
Gettysburg
Apo
Mountain Top Inn
Chittenden
Shakeups Rumored at Pentagon After Stevens Resigns
Washington reports circulated about possible changes in the Pentagon civilian leadership after Army Secretary Robert T. Stevens resigns. Deputy Defense Secretary Robert B. Anderson, a former Navy Secretary and Eisenhower ally, may return to private life as part of the reshuffle. President Eisenhower accepted Stevens’ resignation with deep regret and quickly named Thomas S. Brucker to the Army post.
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Pentagon
Army
Robert T. Stevens
Defense
Robert B. Anderson
Anderson
Texas
Administration
Navy
Roger Kyes
Charles E. Wilson
Eisenhower
Stevens
Defense de
Drucker
Brucker
Michigan
Pima Medical Men Back Hospital Plan
Pima County Medical Society endorsed the Rosenfield report on county hospital needs. Dr. William B. Steen said the society favors a unified community effort to build new beds and a master plan for public health. They urged improvements to meet Joint Commission standards and questioned current facilities. The Rosenfield plan proposed replacing Tucson Medical Center, closing Pima County General Hospital, and building a joint community hospital for indigent and paying patients.
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Pima
Pima County
Joint Commission On Accreditation of Hospitals
Pima County General Hospital
Rosenfield
Tucson Medical Center
County Board of Supervisors
Turley Shuts Out Athletics as Yankees Sweep
Fireballer Bob Turley held Kansas City to three singles and a 4-0 win to complete a three-game Yankees sweep. Berra drove in runs, with Shantz, Turley, and Dix contributing in New York’s decisive victory.
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Associated Press
NEW York
Bob Turley
Kansas City
New York Yankees
Athletics
R. Shantz
W. Shantz
Turley
Washington
Harry Byrd
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
Senators
White Sox
Chicago
Byrd
Lollar
Pascual
Stubbs
Shea
Abernathy
FitzGerald
Moss
L.pascual
Cleveland
Feller
Naragon
Pillette
McDonald
Dorish
H. Smith
Gastall
Tucson Tonight and Tomorrow Sports and Arts Schedule
Tonight at 7:45 City championship bridge at Tucson Bridge Club. 8:00 Tucson faces Globe-Miami at Hi Corbett Field. 8:15 Gigi at Corral Theater Santa Rita Hotel. 8:30 Tucson Sports Center hosts wrestling. Tomorrow 9:00 Carnegie Library mobile stops La Madera Park. 8:00 UA Readers Theater The Glass Menagerie Liberal Arts Auditorium. No charge. 8:00 Baseball Tucson vs..
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Tucson
Globe-Miami
Hi Corbett Field
Corral Theater
Gigi
Santa Rita
Tucson Sports Center
Carnegie Library
la Madera Park
University of Arizona Readers Theater
Glass Menagerie
Liberal Arts Auditorium
Santa Rita Hotel
McCarthy Res Olution Buried By Senate Front Page
Senate action buries a resolution related to McCarthy as rebels pressure grows in Algeria. A photographer covers revolt in Buenos Aires. Widmark reflects on what could have been. Health department requests pay raises face scrutiny. Album 8 Meetings.
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Algeria
Buenos Aires
Widmark
Health Department
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Bobo) Olson
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