Senate backs Herter on Berlin policy in Geneva talks
Senate leaders from both parties voiced united support for Secretary of State Christian Herter amid Berlin disputes and potential Geneva progress. Johnson and Dirksen praised his firm stand against Soviet annexation and urged a united approach as diplomats return to Geneva after a six week deadlock.
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Moscow
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French Troops Halt Major Rebel Attack on Bone Algeria
Rebels of about 100 men struck the Bone seaport but were pinned down by French tanks jets and infantry after 12 hours of battle. French losses were 38 killed or wounded with 44 rebels dead. French forces sealed routes to prevent escape while Tunisia infiltration is considered.
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Postponed Trials in Pima County Bribery Case S
Pima County grand jury seeks to postpone July trials of John W. Murphey and Gene Bogard while awaiting Arizona Supreme Court ruling on grand jury legality. Rogge asks indefinite delay. hearings set for Tuesday. Murphey slated July 16 and Bogard July 7.
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H. Earl Rogge Jr
Arizona Supreme Court
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Pop) Abbott
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Going Away To Enjoy PEANUTS On Your Vacation
A notice invites readers to call MA 2 5855 to receive CIT IZEN daily during vacations at no extra charge.
Union Official Denies Indoctrination Charges
Phoenix attorney Clarence Duncan rebutted claims that the Arizona AFL-CIO distributed indoctrination pamphlets as scholarship contest material. He provided a literature package sent to Globe High School contestants alleging anti right to work and anti-picketing themes. AFL-CIO official Eddie Poole dismissed the charges as false.
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State Board of Education
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Workers Education
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Odor from skunk disrupts Phoenix family evening
The Jack Cast family relaxed in Phoenix when four year old Andy found a furry visitor. He said it was a kitty but dad identified it as a skunk and warned him to drop it. The skunk sprayed the house as the family fled outdoors and the odor lingered.
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Senate Finance Committee Votes to Repeal Travel Tax
The Senate Finance Committee voted 9-8 to repeal the 10 percent federal tax on passenger travel. The move, tied to a House measure extending a $3 billion package of corporate and major excise tax rates, rebuffed the Eisenhower administration. If approved, the travel tax ends August 1.
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Senate Finance Committee
Eisenhower
Rubens painting sets London auction price record
A Rubens painting sold at a London auction for 770000 pounds, marking a new price record. The article notes the sale occurred at a major sale house and highlights the artwork's provenance and condition.
Mafiosi at Apalachin Meet Face Police Roadblock
A 1957 Apalachin gathering turns chaotic as state police discover roadblocks and orders to stop vehicles. Don Vitone Genovese heads toward safety while Don Giovanni Montana flees into nearby woods. A stunned crowd awaits reinforcements as authorities plan a wider probe.
Judge rules Goldfine must stand trial on contempt charge
A federal judge denied a motion to dismiss Bernard Goldfine's contempt of Congress indictment. Judge James W. Morris found no illegal seizure of information and upheld the 18 counts related to Goldfine's refusal to answer questions about the Boston Port Development Co. in a Washington hotel spying context.
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Boston
Bernard Goldfine
James W. Morris
Goldfine
House Subcommittee
Subcommittee
Morris
Baron Shacklette
Jack Anderson
Sherman Adams
Boston Port Development Co
No Relief From Heat In Sight
Unrelenting heat expected to continue with a 83 degree humidity index and 105 degree high tomorrow. Tonight’s low near 75 mirrors last night while today’s 2 pm shade reading reached 106 with 12 degrees more in the sun and humidity at 8 percent. San Juan Day passes with no rain despite legends.
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Telephone Directory Shows Names and Odd Entries in Tucson
The Mountain States Telephone directory is being distributed in Tucson. It playful lists names like Yell Hollers and Barbara January amid pages of addresses and notes on 85,000 local telephone sets and 57,000 subscribers, with humorous contrasts and odd pairings throughout.
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Barbara
Tom
W. H
Benjamin
Virginia
Santa
Claus
Santa Claus
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Martin Zytkowski
Oscar Zyiks
Clarence Zwyghuizen
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Wolfe Or Wolff
Tucson district eyes tax relief as budget grows
The Tucson School District No. 1 trustees tentatively approve a 1959-60 budget of 16.6 million with a projected tax rate drop from 6.67 to 6.51 per 100. Elementary district sees a near 2 million increase due to new schools and cooling projects while high school funds are trimmed. Final adoption set for July 7. See GROWING, Page 8
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Joe Magee
Rincon High School
Magee
Arizona
States Rights Bill Approved By House
The House passed a states rights bill 225 to 192 with Republican and Southern Democrat support. It would curb federal overreach by limiting automatic federal applicability to state laws, drawing opposition over civil rights and labor law implications. The measure faces an uncertain Senate fate.
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House
Eiisenhower
Supreme Court
Senate
Justice of the Peace Frees Kreisler in Extortion Case
Justice of the Peace Clark H. Johnson directed a verdict of acquittal for Freddie H. Kreisler in the attempted extortion case. The jury was dismissed and Kreisler’s $300 bond was exonerated. Page 23 references Kreisler.
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Clark H. Johnson
Freddie H. Kreisler
Johnson
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