Treaty In Effect Narrows Gap as Kishi Announces Resignation
Tokyo reports the 10 year U S Japan security pact goes into effect after a hurried ceremony at Fujiyama residence. Prime Minister Kishi says he will resign amid left wing protests while Hayato Ikeda is seen as likely successor.
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Foreign Ministry
MacArthur
Christian A. Herter
White House
Hawaii
U.S. Senate
Hayato Ikeda
Mining claims near Twin Buttes spark copper potential
American Metal Climax Inc confirmed four test holes at 1 250 to 1 500 feet in 309 new mining claims covering about 10 square miles south of Tucson. Geologists discuss origin of ore deposits and possible copper under the San Xavier thrust, while local firms file additional claims in the area.
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American Metal Climax Inc
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Duval Sulphur & Potash Co
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Cooper
Denver
American
Pima County
Pima
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Philip Purdy
Eldred Wilson
State Bureau of Mines
University of Arizona
Geological Survey
San Xavier
Santa Cruz River
Ari-Tex Petroleum Co
Luna Group
Woolsey and Beach
U.S. Rejects Eichmann Return in UN Debate
In New York the United States said the Eichmann case does not require his return to Argentina. Henry Cabot Lodge urged the Security Council to back an Argentine resolution stating transfer to Israel violated Argentina sovereignty. An apology from Israel plus that finding would satisfy the adequate reparations sought. Vote was expected imminently with wide support anticipated.
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Medical Bill Passes in House as Senate Fight Looms
The House approved a limited medical care plan for the elderly by a 380 to 23 vote. The measure would provide federal matching grants to states to extend medical care for seniors on the social security rolls, targeting about 11 million people for roughly $1 billion annually, with plan expansion likely in the Senate.
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Dmic
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Chinese challenge Khrushchev signals Cold War split
In Peiping the Peoples Daily and New China News Agency rebut Khrushchev's call for peaceful coexistence with capitalist systems. The Red Chinese press argues imperialists will not reform and urges stronger anti imperialist fronts. Gomulka arrives in Bucharest amid expectations of comments on Comecon.
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Peiping Daily
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Red Chinese
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Daily Press Review
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Poland
Peiping
Peng Chen
Peng
Blaze Kills 11 In England Store Fire
Liverpool officers and fire crews searched the smoking ruins of a five story department store. At least 11 people died and an engineer who helped five girls to safety fell to his death. Fire damage neared five million dollars.
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Liverpool
England
Tom Kelly
Harrods of London
Mary the Fire Engine Flea Laughed at by Dust Storm
A satirical portrait describes a blue eyed Mary a fire engine operator who falls from a vehicle during a dust storm at Swan Rd and 22nd St. The piece recalls a prior kidnapping incident with Truly Nolen Exterminating Co and ends by noting Mary is a mannequin with a playful, exaggerated misfortune.
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Heat Wanes Slightly No Rain In Tucson Weather
Tucson kept cool with a high of 101 after three 108 degree days, while Phoenix hit 111 and Gila Bend 115. Thunderstorms failed to form last night. rain stayed away through tomorrow as dust storms and gusts affected the East Side and Rincon mountains.
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Alvernon Way
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Yuma
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Violent Storms Rip Into Indiana
Severe storms drenched southern and western Indiana with 3 to 5 inches of rain causing flash floods and downed trees. Max winds near 60 mph closed tracks near Borden and flooded the Monon Line south of Borden. A state highway worker, Charles Barnhart, 56, was killed near Clay City. A fire at a garage in Sellersburg destroyed 14 cars with damage around 100000 dollars.
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Indiana
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Crawfordsville
Covington
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Brazil
Martinsville
Nashville
Charles Barnhart
Center Point
Clay City
Borden
New Albany
Monon
Bloomington
Louisville
Sellersburg
Jeffersonville
Los Angeles Golfer Advances in NCAA Golf at Denver
W Vernon Nicholas of Arizona beat Henry Fogg Fresno State 2 and 1 to reach the NCAA golf fourth round in Denver. Terry Dill Texas defeated John Dillon Arizona 2 and 1 leaving Nicholas as the sole Wildcat still in contention. See Story Page 44.
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Colo
Vernon Nicholas
Arizona
Henry Fogg
Fresno State
Terry Dill
Texas
John Dillon
Nicholas
Demos Fight To Rescue School Bill
House leaders seek to revive a school construction bill after the Rules Committee blocked a compromise with the Senate. With adjournment near, fate hinges on committee reversal or Senate passage, as Johnson Rayburn Nixon push for a vote amid election-year strategy. The 7-5 vote saw Republicans and southern Democrats defeat the conference move.
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House Rules Committee
Senate
Congress
Lyndon B. Johnson
Sam Rayburn
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Rules Committee
Johnson
Khrushchev to Visit Cuba in August
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev will visit Cuba in August, announced by Soviet Ambassador Vladimir I Bazikin in Mexico City. No exact date was given.
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UPI
Red China
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Nikita
Cuba
Mexico City
Nikita Khrushchev
Vladimir I. Bazikin
Inside The Citizen Tucson Tonight
A compact listing notes section references pages 44 27 and 43 45 for features on Tucson Tonight public records radio TV sports men and women. The page couplets hint at disaster prep help and a mothers lawsuit after a son’s beaching with coverage across sections Woman's View and How Can We Help These Girls.
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