Reds Seek Practical Path in Nuclear Test Detection Talks
Washington officials said Russia indicated a willingness to use its 70 seismograph stations in an international program to detect secret nuclear tests. Western scientists prepare for Geneva talks to design detection systems and assess technical methods, while political questions on Chinese inclusion and test bans loom if progress continues.
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Russia
Geneva
U.S
Technical ‘Conference On
Red China
Rain or Shine Mexicans Mark San Juan Day
Mexicans in Sonora and across Mexico celebrate San Juan Day with water rites and processions. Public pools stay open, towns hold ritual baths and parades, and images of saints are dipped in rivers as rains are invoked. Wagers at the border in Naples keep the counting of rain hopes lively.
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Nogales
Sonora
Mexico
St. John the Baptist
Guanajuato
Michoacan
Puebla
Sinaloa
Tlaloc
Calpulalpan
St. John
San Juan
Noples
U. S. Weather Bureau
Dr Danson Named To National Parks Advisory Board
Dr Edward B Danson of the Museum of Northern Arizona Flagstaff was named to the National Parks Advisory Board by Secretary Fred A Seaton on Sen Barry Goldwaters recommendation. He becomes the first Arizonan on the board which plans a ten year program to improve the National Park Service and will serve a six year term.
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Edward B. Danson
Museum of Northern
National Park Service
J. C. Brew
Pebody
Harvard University
Glen Davis Former UA Employee Dies After 38 Years Service
Glen Davis longtime University of Arizona maintenance division staffer died at his home on 7 Neh Ave after 38 years with the university. Born in Quer, Colon, he moved from San Francisco to Tucson three years ago and worked as a machinist for Southern Pacific Reload before joining the UA. Survived by his wife Williams and daughter, funeral arrangements by Arizona Mortuary.
Hoegh To Lead New Office of Defense and Mobilization
President Eisenhower named Leo A. Hoegh as head of the new Office of Defense and Civilian Mobilization to open July 1. Gordon Gray will serve as special assistant on national security, replacing Robert Cutler who retires July 21 to return to Old Colony Trust Co. in Boston.
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Eisenhower
Leo A. Hoegh
Civil Defense Administrator
Office of
Defense
Office of Defense Mobilization
Federal Civil Defense Adminition
Gordon Gray
ODM
Gray
Robert Cutler
Cairman
The
Old Colony Trust Co
Boston
Foreign Officials To Study Maricopa County
Two foreign officials will visit Phoenix to study the Maricopa County government. Abdullah Siddiq ALMallah of Mosul and Mun Shiek Chai of Korea will be in Phoenix from July 21 to 25 to learn about local administration and guidance for governments.
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Maricopa
Abdullah Siddiq Almallah
Iraq
Mosul
Mun Shiek Chai
Korea
DeMille in Cedars of Lebanon Hospital for observation
Hollywood figures report Cecil B DeMille, 1 year old movie producer, ill for several days with a circulatory disorder. He remains in good spirits and in bed at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital under observation. A preliminary hearing is set for Dale T Essary of Phoenix on manslaughter charges in the Memorial Day fatal crash near Mesa involving Doris Kay Palmer, 17, of Phoenix.
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Mille
Cedars of Lebanon
DeMille Pital
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UPI
Dale T. Essary
Mesa
Doris Kay Palmer
Essary
Saguaro Lake
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Cornell University
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Carson Mark
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Anthony Turkevich
University of Chicago
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Parks Board
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Pety Valley
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