Special Report on Formosa Embassy Riot Confidential Papers Missing
The State Department drafts a special report on the Taipei embassy riot noting confidential papers may have been taken amid the attack. Officials deny a deliberate theft of secret code books and expect findings on cabinet losses without implying a Communist plot.
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Formosa
Washington
United States
Taipei
State Department
Dulles
Senate Foreign Relations
House Foreign Affairs
U. S. Information Agency
USIA
Secret Data From Senate Rackets Probe Tied to Hoffa
John Dye Cheasty testified at Hoffa and Fischbach bribery trial that he supplied Jimmy Hoffa with Senate Rackets Committee files on New York labor figure Johnny Dio. Cheasty described a Chicago phone call on February 22 about a file detailing Dio’s labor contracts background and criminal record.
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Washington
John Dye
Cheasty
Jimmy Hoffa
Senate Rackets
New York
Johnny (Dio) Dioguardi
Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Hyman Fischbach
Miami
Senate
Navy
FBI
Johnny Dio
Chicago
Rackets Committee
Dio
Two Drivers Enter Pleas Of Guilty
Two men pleaded guilty to drunk driving in Justice Court yesterday. Floyd Earl Green and John W. Stevenson faced fines of 100 dollars each. Green, 60, of 4243 E 1st St, received three days in jail after arrest on Mission road near 29th street. Stevenson, 20, of 341 S 3rd Ave, was arrested June 3 at E Grant Rd and N Country Club Rd and sentenced to 10 days in jail.
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Floyd Earl Green
E. 1St St
John W. Stevenson
S. 3Rd Ave
Green
Justice of the Peace
Norman E. Green
Mission Road
29Th Street
E. Grant Rd
N. Country Club Rd
Stevenson
Edward J. Valeski
Mining Claims Draw No Offers in Papago Reservation
No bids were received yesterday on 44 patented mining claims on the Papago Indian Reservation offered for public sale. The 880 acres lie in the Sheridan Mountains about 40 miles north of Sells near the Pinal County line. Harry Gilmore, Papago Agency superintendent, said several individuals had shown interest before sale.
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Papago Indian Reservation
Sheridan Mountains
Sells
Pinal County
Harry Gilmore
Papago
Bagley Hospitalized After Leukemia Complications
W Evans Bagley, longtime city Democratic chairman in the Don Hummel reelection effort, was admitted to St Marys Hospital after three weeks of leukemia treatment at his home 2919 E Adams St. He is Elks Hospital superintendent and past exalted ruler of the Tucson Elks Lodge.
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W. Evans Bagley
Don Hummel
St. Mary's Hospital
E. Adams St
Bagley
Elks Hospital
Tucson Elks Lodge
Ball Game Ends With Theft And Loss In Newport
Delbert Knotts of Cincinnati had his station wagon stolen during a Newport softball game. His wallet with 400 dollars was inside, 122 of which belonged to his employer. Knotts learned of the theft after the game and before leaving the locker room. His team also lost the contest.
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Newport
Delbert Knotts
Cincinnati
Knotts
Corset Stays Spark Jailbreak Plot Inmate Chaper
A county jail shakedown found two corset stays with razor blades used to attempt a break. Fifteen inmates in a single tank cell were punished with 10 days of lost commissary, smokes, and magazines.
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Art Grande
Humphrey Says Interest Rates Likely to Fluctuate
Secretary Humphrey told the Senate Finance Committee that rates are unlikely to rise indefinitely as pressures and counter pressures shift. He noted many bondholders will hold to maturity for full value, credit supply rose 25 percent in four years, and inflation control benefits most of the population while a few speculators may profit from stability.
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Washington
Treasury
Humphrey
Sen
Martin
R-Pa
Senate Finance Committee
Kerr
D-Okla
Nina Seats On Sale This Weekend at Ren dezvous Room
Tickets for the Arizona Corral Theater production Nina go on sale this weekend. Season holders can reserve through Friday at Steinheimer's Book Stores. General sale begins Saturday for the comedy adapted by Samuel Taylor directed by Bob Keyworth in the Rendezvous Room of the Santa Rita Hotel July 2-7.
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Arizona Corral Theater
Nina
Steinheimer's Book Stores
Samuel Taylor
Bob Keyworth
Santa Rita Hotel
Realty Man Demands Payment Over Destroyed Catalina Well
John W. Murphey a Tucson real estate agent asks the County Board of Supervisors to pay 1100 for a destroyed well. He says the county damaged the 8 inch wide 200 foot deep well while a tractor operated in the Catalina Foothills estate area, located about 200 yards north of River Road.
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John W. Murphey
Tucson
Catalina Foothills
Board of Supervisors
Murphey
River Road
Russia cool to troop cuts in UN disarmament talks
London reports that the Soviet Union remains cool to a three stage U S and Russia troop reduction plan. Harold E Stassen proposed trimming armed forces to 1 700 000 men each and anxious questions followed from Valerian Zorin about required political settlements before any deal could proceed.
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London
U. N
Russia
U. S
Harold E. Stassen
United States
Stassen
Valerian Zorin
West
Zorin
Stassen outlines staged arms cuts and inspection offer
Stassen proposes three phase reductions with U S and Soviet forces to 2 4 million and then 2 1 million and 1 7 million. Britain France would cut to 750 000 700 000 and 650 000. Russia rejects linking test suspensions to bomb material bans. Zorin argues world opinion won t accept such linkage.
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Russia
United States
Britain
Zorin
Stassen
France
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