Night Battle Rages in Tripoli Streets
Veteran columnist notes Adams may resign as White House chief of staff amid strained labor relations. The piece traces Adams' restrictive access, Truman Steelman contrasts, and labor leaders' push for White House intervention amid ongoing industry disputes and neutrality policy.
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Tripoli
Victor Sherman Adams
Adams
Eisenhower
White
Vice Presient
Nixon
Harry Truman
John Steelman
White House
Truman
Steelman
Congress
Teelman
Republican
Auto Workers Union
al Hayes’ Machinists
GE Aircraft Motor
Cincinnati
Air Force
Defense
McElroy
Pentagon
Jim Carey
International Union of Electrical Workers
Federal Mediation Service
Detroit
Washington
Clergyman in Defrauding Case Ties Up Wives Money
The Rev. James A. Doubleday of Grace Episcopal Church Kirkwood faces defrauding charges after his wife Mrs Barbara Fox Doubleday left for Reno and filed for divorce. She inherited 200000 from her grandmother and with Raymond Headspeth traveled to Tuc where he spent lavishly and then vanished with the funds. Headspeth was arrested in Miami on a federal warrant and charged with traveling in order to defraud. The minister offered to resign but church vestrymen refused.
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ST. Louis
James A. Doubleday
Grace Jonvit Cowboy
Kirkwood
Kirk
Barbara Fox Doubleday
Doubleday
Reno
Raymond Lewis Headspeth
FBI
Headspeth
Tuc
Miami
Mining project raid spurs rebel kidnap plot for hostages
UPI reports 200 heavy armed rebels attacked Moa Bay Mining Co in Oriente Province. They seized 12 workers including 10 Americans and 2 Canadians, loading them onto trucks with armed escort. Rebels claimed leadership by Castro kin while aid supplies were looted. Local camp near Moa housed women and children untouched.
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U.S
Moa Bay Mining Co
U's
Cube
Reporis
Castro
Ral
Moa
JH. Schisser
University of Arizona
Harold
G. Kristiancon Rows
James Bextr
Edward Cordes
A. A. Chamberlain
Roman Cecelia
Henry Salmonton
Havana
Cuba
UPI
Fidel Castro
Oriente
Fort Smith
UA Graduate Kidnapped In Cuba
A University of Arizona College of Mines graduate among 12 kidnapped in Cuba by John H. Schissler who graduated in 1946. Schissler, an engineer for Moa Bay Mining Co, flew 43 combat missions with the 312th Bombardment Group in Northern Luzon during World War II and previously served as an Air Corps instructor after attending Pomona College.
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University of Arizona College of Mines
Cuba
John H. Schissler
Schisler
Moa Bay Mining Co
Pomona College
California
Schissler
312Th
Sth Air Force
Luzon
Ian Air Corps
Weather, puzzles, and culture share pages in Citizen issue
The page contents announce features from music and weather to a difficult crossword and historical pieces. It lists sections such as Esther Henderson, Public Records, Comics, and Travel, with page numbers and varied lifestyle topics including art news and gardening.
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Sheb Wooley
Charlie
Walt Coburn
Church
Esther Henderson
Tucson
Glen Canyon Tunnel Cut Through at Glen Canyon Dam
Crews from opposite ends met mid way to complete a 9 390 foot tunnel at Glen Canyon Dam. The last major job was a 1 2 mile power house service road tunnel from the canyon rim to river level for the 2900 000 kilowatt powerhouse. Concrete lined and 20 feet wide by 244 feet high when finished.
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Page
Ariz
Glen Canyon
Bureau of Reclamation
Nes
Goldfine Records Will Be Combed
Rep. John B Bennett urges House investigators to obtain Bernard Goldfine records to verify claims amid the Sherman Adams controversy. Boston businessman John Fox testified under oath about Goldfine’s assertions regarding Adams, while Hagerty and Adams disputed Fox statements and a property ownership detail emerged. Adams blasted Fox as false, stating Goldfine’s remarks were misrepresented.
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Washington
John B. Bennett
R-Mich
House
Bernard Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Bennett
Boston
John Fox
Eisenhower
Fox
Goldfine
Adams
Ballerina Lepeshinskaya Faces Shoplifting Probe
Olga Lepeshinskaya a famed Bolshoi dancer and Stalin favorite was stopped by a Brussels store detective for taking an umbrella and cuff links. She was taken to police and then to the palace of justice for questioning. The store said no final decision on court action, and she plans to leave next week after the Brussels World Fair schedule ends.
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Brussels
Olga Lepeshinskaya
Stalin
Porlhe
Bolshoi Ballet
Miss Lepeshinskaya
Galla Uianova
Maya Plisetskaya
Mostow
Palace of Justice
London
Hungarian Leaders On Trial In Secret Budapest Case
Reported secret military trial in Budapest names six Hungarian associates of Imre Nagy. The defendants linked to Nagy include Julia Rajk widow of Laszlo Rajk and other figures such as Sándor Harasiti Gábor Tarócz Győző Fazekas Szilárd Újbelyi and Péter Erős.
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Vienna
UPI
Hungary
Budapest
Repor
Julia Raji
Sandor Harasiti
Gabor Tarco
Gycegay Fazekas
Szilard Ujbelyi
Peter Erdoes
Imre Nagy
Rajk
Laszlo Rajk
Petoeti
Petorfi Circ de
Archas
Sandor Kopacsy
Nagy
Unelyi
Radio Budapest
Frdoes
The
Freedom: Fighters
Land Sale Revealed for Eight-Block Davis-Monthan Area
Plans disclosed for a multi million dollar development near Davis Monthan Air Force Base include a 8 block area with a 22nd street shopping center valued at about 25 million and a 800 plus single family homes. PAT Homes teamed with Del Monte Realty to market a Si acre tract between 2nd and 29th streets near Rosemont Boulevard.
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Davis- Monthan Air Force Base
Sam R. Kaufman
del Monte Realty Corp
Hhis Company
2Nd
29Th Streets
Rosemont Boulevard
Phoenix Title & Trust Co
PAT Homes, Inc
Kaufman
Alamo Terrace
Tripoli Battles mark third straight day of Leban ons crisis
In Tripoli a 12 hour overnight clash between government troops and rebels left eight dead and about twenty wounded. Army reports claim to have repelled attacks with jet planes artillery and armored cars as fighting extended to Rasheiya and Mt Tered. Rebels say they control most of Lebanon and demand Chamoun quit before his term ends.
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Beirut
Tripoli
Karami
Basta
Mt. Tered
Middle East
Connecticut
Chamoun
Lebanon
Showers May Be On Way For Tucson Weather
A 107 degree record high was tied as strong winds disrupted power in Tucson. The city faced outages from 8:48 to 8:57 p.m. as gas and electric lines were damaged. Forecast calls for variable cloudiness with scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers and little temperature change.
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Inside
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United
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Dorothy B. Kerr
Federal Trade Commission
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Finkelstein
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