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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1960

Page

2

U.N. Settles Eichmann Dispute

The United Nations approved a Security Council resolution calling for adequate reparation from Israel over the Eichmann kidnapping. Argentina and Israel welcomed the vote, with Russia Poland and Argentina abstaining. Israel urged closure with an apology and possible extradition details to be arranged via ambassador Mario Amadeo in Brussels.

United Nations N. Y Adolf Eichmann Eichmann Buenos Aires Israel Security Council Israr Eoeros Aires Miguel Angel Centeno Golda Meir Jerusalem Russia Poland Argentina U. S Henry Cabot Lodge Fichmann Tel Aviv U.N Mario Amadeo Brussels Belgium

Union Says It Will Stop Picket Line

The International Union of Operating Engineers Local 428 agreed in federal court to halt picketing at Rose Hill Estates near Wilmot and Grant roads. The National Labor Relations Board filed a petition for injunction and order to show cause, alleging unfair labor practices and noting no current picketing at the site. It claimed the union was not the bargaining agent and that other subcontractors had failed to perform services because of the picketing.

International Union of Operating Engineers Rose Hill Estates National Labor Relations Board Kroecker Contracting Co. Inc Wilmot Road Grant Road

Pants recalled as seams fail in Washington police trousers

Washington district procurement chief sends back 1 400 new pairs of policemen's pants to the manufacturer. He orders the seams in the seat areas sewn with stronger thread after complaints that the trousers ripped before distribution.

Washington UPI District of Columbia

Convertible crash near Bisbee injures Ft Huachuca man

A Ft Huachuca resident, James G. Sutton, 24, was critically injured when his convertible rolled repeatedly on Highway 90 about 12 miles west of Bisbee. He suffered a severe scalp wound, possible skull fracture, finger break, chest lacerations, and possible internal injuries. Cause not yet determined.

Ft. Huachuca Highway 90 Bisbee Highway Patrol James G. Sutton Headquarter Co Sutton

Sullivan Undergoes Ulcer Operation

UPI reports TV host Ed Sullivan aged 57 rested comfortably after stomach ulcer surgery at Park East Hospital. He spent a good night and is expected to stay about two weeks for recovery. his summer shows were taped in advance.

New York UPI Ed Sullivan Sullivan Park East Hospital

Living Costs Hit New High in May

The Labor Department reports May CPI at 126.3 of the 1947-49 average, up 1.9 percent from a year ago as grocery prices push living costs higher. Declines in auto and appliance prices trimmed the rise.

Washington UPI Labor Department

Small Wage Hikes Set for Large Pool of Workers

About 200000 workers will see pay tied to the price index with two cent and one cent hourly raises. Meat packing employees gain two cents, aircraft workers receive one to two cents, and other industries see a penny raise. Arnold Chase of the Labor Department notes consumer buying power remains unchanged and foresees further food cost changes.

Arnold Chase Labor Department Chase

Five Phoenician youths cleared in assault case

Five Phoenix youths including Andrew Stoglin Harold Gossett Arthur Downs Eli James and George Beardon had kidnapping and rape charges dropped after the female victim did not appear for a preliminary hearing on Thursday. The five ranged in ages from 17 to 20.

Phoenicians Phoenix Andrew Lee Stoglin Harold L. Gossett Arthur C. Downs Eli F. James George Franklin Beardon

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