Boy Four Delights in Night Lost in Catalina Mountains
Four year old Jimmie Oberholtzer wandered from a family picnic in Rose Canyon yesterday and was found alive at 7 a.m. by Boy Scouts four miles from home base. He slept rough overnight, saying a cougar or ranger shadows followed him. Rangers, deputies, and volunteers joined the searches before Jimmie was carried to the road and reunited with his father.
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Jimmie Oberholtzer
Catalina Mountains
Boy Scouts
Explorer Troop
Jimmie
John W. Oberholtzer
E. Calle Ensenada
Jay
Carol
Rose Canyon
Oberholtzer
Catalina
Palisades Ranger Station
Tim
Agatholtzer
John W. Oberholtz R
Atom Talks To Proceed Reds Advised
Washington informed Moscow that the July 1 Geneva conference on nuclear tests will proceed as agreed and aims are as Moscow and Washington already agreed. The note, delivered by Ambassador Thompson, frames the meeting as scientific, not political, to explore detection methods before any halt is considered. American delegates Fisk Bacher and Lawrence depart New York for Geneva. Britain will join.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Geneva
Eisenhower
Moscow
State Department
Cal
U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
Lincoln White
University of California
New Dress Factory Set to Open in Tucson
The Debby Manufacturing Co owned by Murray Grossman will start a 60 person dress plant on South Park Avenue within two weeks. The 5,000 square foot leased facility will produce budget dresses for chain stores and aims to hire 100 within a year with 50 skilled sewing operators requested from the Arizona State Employment Service.
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South Park Avenue
Debby Manufacturing Co
Murray Grossman
Grossman
Melvin King
Cham
Ber of Commerce
New York City
Tucson
Montecito St
Arizona State Employment Service
Park Ave
King
Weather forecast repeats with 105 degree high
The Tucson forecast leans on mostly clear skies with little change in temperature. The high tomorrow is expected to reach 105 degrees, continuing the hot stretch this summer.
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Tucson
Indonesia Rebel Capital Falls
Government forces seized Menado the last major rebel stronghold in North Celebes after a cabinet reshuffle by President Sukarno. The official notice confirms loyalist victory and the fall of the rebel capital.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
UPI
Menado
Sukarno
Fighting Rages in Tripoli Lebanese City
Rebel and government forces clash in Tripoli as shelling and street fighting continue. Omar Karami cites at least six killed and dozens wounded with no sign of reinforcement, as clashes persist through the day and into the night.
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Beirut
Tripoli
Omar Karami
Associated Press
Karomi
Rashid Karomi
Karami
Cairo
Cardinals sweep Pirates in six straight wins
St Louis exploited three Pittsburgh errors to win 8 to 2 as McDaniel and Landrith combined for the victory while Law took the loss. Pirates Thomas hit his 21st home run as Pittsburgh stranded runners.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis Cardinals
Pirates
ST. L
PITTS
McDaniel
Jackson
Landrith
Law
Blackburn
Kravitz
Pima Plates Adopt Prefixes for 1969 License Plates
The report notes three letter prefixes assigned to counties for the 1969 plates. Pima County includes 999 plates bearing ASC and another 94 plates starting ASU. The text mentions ASU in connection with Tempe and Arizona State University naming questions.
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Arizona State College At
Tempe
Arizona State University
Pima County
Arizona
State Highway Department
ASC
ASU
Ex-publisher accuses influence forces over Boston Post demise
John Fox testified before House investigators that powerful forces in the Eisenhower administration forced the Boston Post out of business after a falling out with Bernard Goldfine. He cited SEC actions and a $1.6 million IRS lien, plus pressure to block sale of notes, as part of a larger scheme. Boston Herald Traveler editor Robert Choate dismissed Fox’s claims, denying any ties to Goldfine.
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Washington
UPI
SEC
Goldfine
2 Corporation
Box
Internal Revenue Service
Fox
Boston Post
United States
Harry
Trirhan
Post
Boston Herald Traveler Corp
Bernard Goldtine
Boston
Robert B. Choate
Boston Herald-Traveler
New England
Supreme Court Asked For Special Session Over Little Rock Ruling
Attorneys petition the Supreme Court to hear arguments immediately and overturn U S District Judge Harry Lemley s order delaying the Little Rock integration plan. They seek a prompt decision before the September term or a special term. Lemley suspended the plan for gradual integration on June 21 citing public interest.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Little Rock
Ark
High Tribunal
U. 5 S
Harry J. Lemley
Lemley
Wiley Stanton
Pine Bluff
Waite Madison
New York
National Assn. For the’ Advancement of ‘Colored
U. S. Circuit Court
St. Louis
Circuit Court
Tucson Eyes Aviation Growth With Local Industry Drive
Ben Clawson of Douglas Aircraft urged Tucson to become an industrial center by collective will. He noted aviation demand shrinking floor space while missiles rise, and emphasized attracting a new aircraft company could pay off. Jack Frye discussed moving a single‑engine plane project here with potential 150 jobs initial, 900 later, plus a Safari transport for a government contract.
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Tucson
Ben Clawson
Douglas Aircraft, Co
Clawson
Chamber of Commerce
Was
Tthey
Jack Frye
Trans World Airlines
Frye
al Hudgin
Chamber Aviation Committee
Hudgin Air Service
Farm Bill Killed In House Vote
The House rejected the Democratic omnibus farm bill 347 to 176, killing the measure. Secretary Ezra Taft Benson criticized the bill as an economic monstrosity, while Republicans warned it would raise bread and milk prices and add billions to farm programs. Democratic lawmakers from consumer districts helped defeat it.
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Washington
UPI
House
Ezra T.benson
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