Udall Attacks Soil Bank Payments as Boon Swaggling
U S Representative Stewart L Udall criticized the soil bank program saying Arizona will receive more than 1 million in payments to farmers including a $209,701 transfer to a Sahuarita area cotton grower. He accused the program of creating incentives and noted other large disbursements to Pinal and nearby counties while USDA withholds names until after disbursement.
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U.S
Stewart L. Udall
Dariz
Pima County
House of Representatives
Udall
Department of Agriculture
Arizona
USDA
Sahuarita
Here
Pinal County
Clean hydrogen bomb progress reported to Eisenhower
Three University of California physicists visiting President Eisenhower with Lewis L. Strauss of the Atomic Energy Commission said progress toward a "clean" hydrogen bomb has reduced radioactive fallout to about 5 percent. They cautioned questions on broader policy and moratoriums remain sensitive for security and disarmament talks. Lawrence Mills Teller stood with Strauss at the White House briefing as they emphasized technical advances and avoided policy details.
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Eisenhower
University of California
Lewis L. Strauss
The
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Strauss
Ernest ©. Lawrence
Mark M. Mills
Edward Teller
University of California Radiation Laboratory
Teller
Peacemaker Killed In Tavern Fight
A tavern parking lot fight over a prank ended with Arthur Lee Morgan dying from chest wounds and Mamie Calloway injured. Eulah Mae Aldridge 30, was arrested for first degree murder after a switchblade was found at her home. Preliminary hearing set for June 28.
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S. Park Ave
E. 22Nd St
Ruby
W. Silverlake Rd
Mission Rd
Aldridge
Morgan
Calloway
Mrs. Aldridge
Stone Ave
Broadway
Sgt
Frank Barrios
C. C. Gilpin
John Haney
Marvin Pratt
S. 8Th Ave
Arthur Grande
Two Toddlers Die In Refrigerator Behind Home
Sheriff officers identify the victims as Vickie Sue Owens five and Gary two found suffocated in a small, motorless refrigerator behind a neighbor's home in Albuquerque. The mother Lois Owens is in shock at Bernalillo County Hospital. Two teenage boys discovered the bodies.
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Vickie Sue Owens
Gary
Lois Owens
Bernalillo County
Tucson School Board Approves 1957 58 Budget
The Tucson School Board approves a 1957 58 budget of 13 223 214 likely raising the tax rate by up to 1 cent per 100 assessed. With an estimated 120 million valuation the rate should near 6 73 per 100, up from 6 72, as manager Joe Magee notes.
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Tucson
Joe Magee
Tucson Schools
Magee
Nogales Highway Claims First Victim For 1957
Gerald Frith 26, auxiliary deputy sheriff from Flagstaff, was killed when his 1951 sedan rolled over after leaving the Nogales highway 12 miles north of Nogales in Santa Cruz County. He had been cited for not stopping at a roadblock and was driving south when the crash occurred. Frith’s death marked the first Nogales highway fatality since July 8, 1956.
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Nogales
Gerald Frith
Santa Cruz County
Highway Patrol
Frith
Acci
Committee Stalls on Civil Rights in Senate Action
The Senate Judiciary Committee voted seven to five to delay civil rights legislation and instead take up an antitrust bill. This followed the Senate placing the House passed civil rights measure on its calendar in an unusual move last week. See Story, Page 23.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Crosby Lashes Out At Broadcast Music Trash
Bing Crosby tells Senator Magnuson that much radio and TV music is trash and blames BMI for crowding out first rate songs by ASCAP writers. He says networks and stations push EMI tunes and denies personal pressure, but cites industry influence on public taste.
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Bing Crosby
Senate
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BMI
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
ASCAP
Warren G. Magnuson
Senate Commerce Committee
Magnuson
der Bingle
No Rain Expected as San Juan Weather Favors Warm Days
The forecast calls for clear, sunny weather today and tomorrow with no rain in sight for at least five days. Arizona remains hot with Yuma at 115, Phoenix 109, and Tucson 107 yesterday, while the Saint San Juan rain tradition faces disappointment.
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Phoenix
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Violent weekend storms hit Texas Oklahoma and Kansas
A sequence of severe weather battered Texas Oklahoma and Kansas with hail up to baseball size injuring farmers near Ft Stockton and damaging crops. Midland Dallas and other areas reported heavy rain and wind, with floods in Kansas and cloudbursts in West Texas altering harvests and disrupting rail service.
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Oklahoma
Kansas
Ft. Stockton
Tex
Frank Stocker
San Fernando
Calif
Midland
Dallas
Woodward
Ellis
Lakin
Kan
Santa Fe Railroad
New
Three boys confess to murder of Philadelphia father
In Philadelphia the trio admitted killing 35 year old Martin Daniels Sr on his South Philadelphia stoop. Daniels Jr planned revenge after a family quarrel and the group obtained the gun from a fourth boy, with Edwards acting as shooter. The elder Daniels had a father once executed in 1955 for a similar crime.
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Martin Daniels Jr
Curtis Edwards
Albert Stolis
Martin Daniels Sr
Homicide
David H. Roberts
Roberts
Daniels
Martin Jr
Curtis Raymond Edwards
Edwards
William
Grover Cleveland Edwards
Phila
Stolis
Charles Ozalis
Supreme Court Upheld Obscene Mail Ban
The Supreme Court upheld a federal harsh mail obscenity law with a 6 3 and California indecent literature statute by 7 2. Justice Brennan said obscenity is not protected by the First Amendment, as Samuel Roth faced a maximum five thousand dollar fine and five years in jail for mailing obscene material.
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Washington
Supreme Court
William J. Brennan Jr
California
Hugo L. Black
William O. Douglas
John M. Harlan
Earl Warren
Samual Roth
New York
John M. Cashin
U. S. Court of Appeals
Roth
Soviet Warships Pass Suez Canal in Historic Red Sea Transit
Two Soviet destroyers and an auxiliary tanker sailed through the Suez Canal yesterday, the first Russian warships to do so since World War I. Canal authorities quoted the vessels as heading to Vladivostok but may linger in the Red Sea amid speculation the voyage signals strength.
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Suez Canal
Vladivostok
Far East
Red Sea
Inside the Citizen Security notes on news leaks
Headlines list topics: newsmen held responsible for security leaks, Korean truce criticism by Reds, atomic blast damage distant, civil rights Senate Judiciary move, Citizen Charlie puzzle, sea power bids by Russia in the Mediterranean.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Charlie
Russia
Mediterranean
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