First Thor Class Graduates Here
The first Thor missile training class at Douglas Aircraft's school in Tucson completes a four week course. 45 RAF and 34 USAF personnel plus three civilians learn operation and maintenance of the Thor system under Air Training Command. Wade salutes the milestone as reporters from major networks cover the ceremony.
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City Council Sets Special Meeting to Fix Bond Proposal
The City Council will hold an 8 p m special meeting Thursday to establish a bond issue proposal for August 5 voting. Six of seven items total about 4 6 million in general obligation bonds with the water utility bond to be revenue bonds.
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Don’t You Dare Forget Don’t You Dare Forget
A fragment notes travel and phone details with a daily extra charge. Mentions a vacation address and the phrase Hear me as a prompt to not overlook something. The text also includes a phone number MA 2 5855 and a reference to the CITIZEN.
APA Seeks Colorado River Hydroelectric Sites
Arizona Power Authority seeks two hydroelectric plants on the Colorado River with combined output of about 2 million kilowatts at sites near Marble Canyon and Bridge Canyon. Estimated cost around 400 million, with Harza Engineering to appraise feasibility.
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Lebanon faces heavy rebel action predicted by Chamoun
President Camille Chamoun warned of imminent heavy rebel attacks within 48 hours as government forces brace three-pronged pressure in Tripoli Bekaa Valley and Chouf. He cited UAR arms influence and said hundreds or thousands of Egyptians and Syrians may be involved while UN observers would struggle to stop infiltration.
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Soviet Demonizes UN Intervention in Lebanon
The Tass News Agency accused the United Nations of aggression if it sends peacekeeping forces to Lebanon. It urged peaceloving states to prevent such action and criticized Secretary Dulles and Western leaders. The statement warned foreign armed intervention would challenge Arab independence and global peace efforts.
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San Juan Fails to Bring Rain in Quiet Sky
Weather notes show minimal rainfall on San Juan Day with only rare showers in the area. Forecasters predict continued heat and clear skies as residents await possible relief.
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Pentagon Seeks Settlement as United Auto Workers Strike Grows
In Detroit the Pentagon asked the UAW international to move quickly on the wildcat strike at Chrysler North of Detroit’s Army missile plant. About 4,500 workers remained at the plant with 2,000 more than day before as pickets blocked entrances and many walked off. The UAW and Chrysler called the strike unauthorized. leaders including Walter Reuther were to meet to decide next steps.
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Doctors and lawyers urge clinics to dispense drugs to addicts
A joint AMA committee proposes supervised clinics in Chicago New York or Washington to give addicts the narcotics they steal under medical oversight. The plan aims to reduce crime and traffic while testing if rehabilitated addicts can rejoin society.
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SEC Chief Denies Favor Given Adams in Goldfine Case
SEC chairman Richard Gadsby testified that White House and congressional inquiries had no effect on actions against Goldfine firms East Boston Co and Boston Port Development Co for eight years of missed SEC reports. Adams denied any federal favors for Goldfine or others.
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Living Costs Hit New May High As Prices Rise
The government reports May inflation at a new high with the CPI up one tenth of a percent to 123.8, driven by gasoline, used cars, physician fees, and group hospitalization premiums in four cities. Food costs held flat from April but meats and fruits edged higher while apparel and electronics eased. Weekly take home pay rose about 38 cents as hours increased slightly, offset by price gains.
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