Licavoli Counsel Plans New Move for Parks Bond Spend
Parks Director Gilbert Ray outlined how 320000 of a 1 million bond would fund three 40 acre park tracts at 80000 each plus 80000 for joint use development including irrigation lighting restrooms ramadas and paving. The plan targets irrigation lighting restrooms and play areas with future expansion potential while noting past park development cost about 4000 per acre ahead of Aug. 16 election.
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County Parks and Recreation
Gilbert Ray
Board of Supervisors
Mission Manor Park
Ray
Tucson Mountain Park
Mt. Lemmon
Pima, Page
Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller Plan Quiet Wedding
New York reports Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller intend to wed between July 1 and July 13 amid privacy aims and media caution. Miller seeks a passport for a possible England ceremony on July 13 and discusses Honeymoon plans and a future play with Monroe as a potential star.
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New York
Marilyn Monroe
Arthur Miller
Grace Kelly
Prince Rainier
Miller
Roxbury, Conn
Playwright Miller
Marilyn
Ike Seen Going Home Inside Week
President Eisenhower's doctors say he likely will leave Walter Reed Army Hospital within a week if recovery continues. A midday bulletin reports normal vitals and progress two weeks after abdominal surgery with sutures to be removed soon.
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Ike
Washington
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Ieyekine
Howard Mayder
Rebels Hit Four Times In Algiers
In Algiers clashes between Arab rebels and European groups left three dead and nine injured. A European bar manager and a Muslim dry goods merchant were killed by rebel gunmen while six others were wounded. Police killed a 22 year old Muslim who had wounded a civilian French sergeant.
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Algiers
Algeria
Rifkind Opens Flood Gates in Colorado River Dispute
Special Master Simon H Rifkind ruled Arizona may introduce equitable needs testimony, potentially broadening evidence from multiple states in the Colorado River case. He opened the door for a wider trial on California s Feather River project and related water plans, signaling a broad evidentiary expansion with strict tailoring to bone.
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Simon H. Rifkind
California
Arizona
Colorado
Niverwater Tipgive
Rifkind
U. S. Supreme Court
Colorado River
Thorny Feather River
Northcuttely
Nevada
New Mexico
United States
Ely
Columbia
Snake Rivers
Pacific Northwest
Kansas
Missouri
John Stanley
Bureau of Reclamation
Colorado Basin
Stanley
Hoover Dam
U S Mexico pact proposed for medical association
Phoenix governor's spokesman says Gov. Ernest McFarland has written Sinaloa Sonora and Jalisco governors proposing a U S Mexico medical association to exchange information on epidemics sanitation and tropical diseases outlined by Dr Harry E Thomrg habe.
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Phoenix
Ernest McFarland
Sinaloa
Sonora
Jalisco
United States
Mexico
Harry E. Thom
Rg Habe
Wilson Says He Was Misquoted Over Air Force Budget Word
Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson today said he was partly misquoted when using the word phony to describe Senate air force budget proposals. His remark drew protests from senators who accuse him of short changing the Air Force.
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Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Senate
Wilson
Twining Arrives In Moscow For 10 Day Air Visit
U S Air Force Chief of Staff Gen Nathan F Twining arrived in Moscow by air at Vnukovo for a 10 day visit to observe Soviet air shows and installations He was welcomed by Marshal Ivan Konev and accompanied by six generals The visit marks the first time a top US military leader has been hosted in Moscow since World War I
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U. S. Air Force
Nathan F. Twining
Twining
Ivan Konev
Vnukovo
Berlin
U.S. Air Force
U. S
Air
Nigel Burch
Paris
Force
Paul Illy
Eisenhower
Congregationalists Approve Merger Vote in Historic Step
After an extraordinary all night session the Congregational Christians approve a historic merger with the Evangelical and Reformed Church. The vote stands 1314 for and 191 against in the first section of a two part resolution tracing merger steps. See Congregationalists, Page 7.
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Omaha
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Congregationalists
San Juan's Day Forecast Hints No Rain
Weather notes predict only scattered afternoon cloudiness for San Juan's Day with little moisture. Humidity was low around 10 percent today, offering a dry outlook despite local beliefs about rain. See page 8.
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Weill
Ruthie
Weather Bureau
San Juan
President Eisenhower Allows Optional Civilian Attire for Officers
President Eisenhower overruled a Defense Department order requiring 11 000 officers to wear civilian clothes. White House spokesman James Hagerty said the move makes civilian dress optional, especially for junior officers, to avoid costs. The order issued by Defense Secretary Charles E Wilson takes effect next week after White House review.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Defense Department
Hagerty
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Mingus Mountain Fire Keeps Burning Through Isolated Patches
Forest Service officials estimate it will take several days to control a 13 500 acre blaze on Mingus Mountain. The fire, started by a University of Arizona experiment, has slowed but burns fiercely in spots unreachable by crews. Ranger Oscar McClure says it is effectively controlled but must burn into better terrain before containment is assured.
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Prescott
Forest Service
Mingus Mountain
Oscar McClure
Storms Flood Camps and Fire Hit Texas Oil Tanks
Severe storms swept across the Midwest and South causing floods at boys camps in Pennsylvania and forcing evacuations. In Texas near Midland lightning struck oil tanks, igniting fires at Magnolia Petroleum Co. facilities while heavy rain and tornadoes damaged buildings and flooded streets in Indiana and Colorado City.
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Pennsylvania
Appalachian Mountains
Indiana
Lawrence County
Slippery Rock Creek
Nashannock
Slippery Rock
Midland
Tex
Magnolia Petroleum Co
Big E
Colorado City
Jury Fails To Act In Licavoli Case After Four Day Hearing
A federal grand jury failed to indict or dismiss in the Licavoli income and outgo hearing. Judge Walsh recessed the panel, with transcripts sent to Detroit for a July 10 grand jury. Pete Licavoli's attorney Louisell called the proceedings an abuse of process and vowed further action.
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Pete Licavoli
Licavoli
Joseph Louisell
Grand Jury
James A Walsh
Air Express
Detroit
Louisell
Walsh
Los Angeles
U. S. District Court
Arizona
Michigan
Mich
Tucson
Charles McCarthy
James A. Walsh
Arizona Grand Jury
Woods
Washington, D. C
J. E. Murdock
Ted Lewis
Lou Costello
George Mustakes Sr
Mustakes
Robert Morrison
Fred 0. Wilson
Rillito
Victor Tronolone
Ashkin & Tronolone
Tronolone
Internal Revenue Service
E. R. Lowe
Tucson Printing Co
Sidney Vail
California
Ernest A. Sayre
Falley National Bank
O. Fumann
Water Conditioning, Inc
H. C. Tovrea
H. C. Tovrea Co
Bert Wood
Glenn Clark
Emily Price
L. M. White Construction Co
C. C. Wilhelmr
Arizona Industries
Wilma Ragsdale
Licavoli Tax Case Likely To Be Pressed In Detroit
IRS spokesmen say the Licavolis Pete and Grace face income tax deficiency charges and fraud issues in a Washington case may move to a Detroit tax trial, likely next year. A judge’s recent ruling trimmed fraud claims but the case remains under study with no immediate decision.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Pete Licavoli
Grace
Detroit
Licavolis
J. B. Murdock
Internal Revenue Commissioner
Licavoli
Internal Revenue Service
Swimming and baseball weekend schedule in Tucson
Tonight and tomorrow the public can watch the Southern Arizona AAU swimming and diving championships at Himmel Park pool and a baseball game between Mexicali and the Tucson Cowboys at Hi Corbett Field. Tomorrow also features another Mexicali versus Tucson Cowboys baseball game at Hi Corbett Field.
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Southern Arizona
Himmel Park
Mexicali
Tucson Cowboys
Hi! Corbett Field
Hi Corbett Field
Index Steel Negotiations Move Toward Strike Status
Negotiations over steel industry terms approach a strike posture as unions push for concessions. Page 2 notes the ongoing talks keep police busy with related disruption plans. Egypt's stance shifts toward the Red side as political pressure grows.
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Harry
Egypt
Redside
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Charlie
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