Diplomatic Views On Korean Cease Fire Discussed at UN
U S diplomats in Moscow and at the United Nations weigh Moscow’s cease fire proposal. Alan G Kirk and Andrei Gromyko discussed the plan as US officials seek clarification on belligerents and Chinese participation amid rising tensions and a phased Chinese withdrawal proposal.
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Moscow
U. S
Alan G. Kirk
Andrei Gromyko
Soviet Union
Kirk
Washington
Eddy Gilmore
Jacob A. Malik
38Th Parallel
Acheson
Yalu River
Korea
U.S
Belgians Seek Grandchildren After Tucson Bride Murder
Mrs H Lorent, mother of Solange Lorent Whitney slain in Tucson on Dec 9 1950, pleads for return of her three or four children. She cites Belgian rights and an attorney in the United States while describing letters from Harold Whitney and a Belgian diviner. Grandfather Delsemme recalls Solange meeting Whitney in 1945 and hopes for her happiness despite the tragedy.
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Belgium
Kans
Whitneys
Kansas City
Kas
Whitney
Altar
Tucson
Solange
Brussels
California
Bray
Mr. Delsemme
Trial Set For Harold Whitney On First Degree Murder Charge
Harold R. Whitney is scheduled to stand trial July 18 for the murder of his wife after pleading innocent June 18. The body of Mrs. Whitney was found in a shallow grave near Benson highway and South Park avenue following an argument on December 9. Whitney was brought back to Tucson from Olathe Kansas to face the charge.
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Harold R. Whitney
Superior Court
Lee Garrett
Whitey
Benson Highway
South Park Avenue
Whitney
Tucson
Olathe, Kas
Senate Attacks Governor Pyle Travel and Land Funds
In Phoenix the Arizona Senate sundered rules to debate the $28.53 million appropriation bill as critics attacked Gov. Howard Pyle’s travel and entertainment budgets and the $1.5 million set aside for land and future buildings. Senators Pintek Head and Collins pressed cuts while supporters cited the governor’s role as state ambassador.
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Phoenix
Senate
Howard Pyle
William F
Kimball
D-Pima
John Pintek
Pintek
Garvey
Wesley Bolin
Gov. Pyle
Pyle
Head
Harold Giss
Yuma
Iran dispatches troops to Abadan amid oil crisis alarm
Tehran reports Iran speeding troops toward Abadan as Britain sends cruiser to the area. British troops near the Iraq border are disputed. American Ambassador Grady warns of growing danger if refineries close. Agha Jari field closed due to full Bandar Mashur tanks, and aviation gasoline supply to Basra halted.
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Tehran
Iran
Abadan
Britain
London
Mauritius
Iraq
Tigris
Henry F.grady
Francis Shepherd
Agha Jari
Bandar Mashur
Shepherd
Basra
Tigres
Royal Air Force
Pima County Seeks 900000 Postwar Levy for 1951-52
The postwar planning board favors a 900000 levy for the 1951 52 fiscal year the largest in recent years. The plan, endorsed unanimously by the board including two supervisors, now goes to the board of supervisors for final action. Valuation is estimated at about 139.5 million, boosting the tax rate to roughly 65 cents per 100. The levy funds roads equipment and other postwar improvement projects for a rapidly growing county.
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Pima County
Board of Supervisors
Venong of Supervisors
Mee
J. Homer Boyd
Boyd
Public Works Reserve Fund
State
Aapace
Woman Driver Confused On Tucson Runway Spotted By Ait Controller
Ray Cutchall, an air traffic controller, observed a woman driver in a car cruising down an unused airport runway. She turned onto the main runway while planes took off and landed, then was pursued and captured by a traffic control car. She remained calm and asked where she could reach town.
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Tucson
Ray Cutchall
Municipal
Cutchall
U N Officers Predict New Red Offensive
U N front line officers in Korea forecast a new Communist offensive within two weeks unless a cease fire is reached. Fresh troops and artillery massed on the western front are reported, with the kick off expected in the second week of July near the Chorwon Kumhwa Pyonggang area and toward Seoul.
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Tokyo
Korea
United Nations
Chorwon-Kumhwa-Pyonggang
Uijongbu
Seoul
South Korea
City approves 3600 for annual job survey in budget
The city council finance committee approved a 3600 allocation to finance a survey of the compensation and classification plan for all city employees in the 1951 52 budget. The survey follows a recommendation by the civil service commission after a request for a deputy city treasurer classification was denied. Additional meetings are planned before the budget's July 16 public release.
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City Civil Service Commission
C. B. Budiong
Fred A. Emery Jr
Wilson Case Again In Court
The court resumes with Bryce H. Wilson causing disqualification of Judge Robert S. Tullar from a retrial. An outside judge will preside as Wilson faces charges of conspiracy receiving earnings of a prostitute and bribery. Attorneys Wheeler Avalos seek to withdraw as counsel.
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Bryce H. Wilson
Pima County
Robert S. Tullar
Wilson
Morris K. Udall
Tullar
Udall
Attys
Harold Wheeler
Manuel Avalos
Stahnke Cites Work At Poisonous Animals Lab
Dr. Herbert L. Stahnke, head of the Poisonous Animals Research lab at Arizona State College Tempe, spoke at a Tucson medical center meeting of the Pima County Medical Association and staffs. He received a 34500 check from the Daily Citizen Scorpion Serum fund, presented by Royal W. Rudolph, with plans for state legislative funding via Senator William Kimball. Stahnke thanked residents and noted a radio interview with Ben Slack for Town Crier on KVOA to air tomorrow at 6 pm.
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Herbert L. Stahnke
Arizona State College
Tempe
Tucson Medical Center
Pima County Medical Association
The
Medical Center
Pima County Hospital
Stahnker
Daily Citizen
Royal W. Rudolph
County Medical Association
Pima County
William Kimball
Stahnke
Arizona State College, Tempe
William S. Weeks
Arizona
Baseball Results in the American League Scores Report
Boston defeats Philadelphia 6 to 5 after a big 9th inning. New York beats Washington 6 to 4 in a close clash. Brooklyn blows out New York 10 to 4 while Chicago loses at St. Louis 4 to 0. Pittsburgh hosts Cincinnati with other leagues on slate.
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Boston
Philaphia
New York
Washington
St. Louis
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
Railroad Workers to Get 1 Cent Hourly Wage Increase
The government cost of living index rose to 185.4 percent of the 1935-39 average, triggering a July 1 wage boost for 1,200,000 railroad workers under contract. May 15 index higher than April 15, with food prices up and higher costs reported in 43 of 54 cities, influencing pay talks overall.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Wage Stabilization Board
Heat Wave Hits Tucson Breaks June Records
Tucson endures another extreme heat wave as temperatures rise past 105. Officials say highs could reach 106 while morning readings show 68 at 5 30 a.m. and past days set new daily records amid the persistent heat.
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Tucson
U. S. Weather Bureau
Mercury
Tombstone Scorpions Prove Tough Yet Die
Local report notes Tombstone residents consider scorpions less dangerous than feared while others discuss a tornado event. The page lists sections such as Financial, Comics, Hopper, Crossword, Radio, Editorials, Films, and Women.
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Meneaeee Guten
Juden
Ariz
Financial
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