Eisenhower Sends New Note on Summit Conference to Khrushchev
President Eisenhower plans a letter to Soviet Premier Khrushchev to reject Moscow's charge that the United States seeks to sabotage a summit. The missive would respond to Khrushchev and reiterate Western demands for nuclear test bans and German reunification talks.
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Tucson bank debits rise 16 percent in latest weekly report
Tucson bank debits for the week ending June 25 totaled 44,028,620 dollars, up about 16 percent from the same week last year. For the week of June 26, 1987, debits reached 97,600,797 dollars, with ten years ago at 14,051,720. Figures are compiled and released by the Tucson Clearing House Association.
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Searles and Morrison clash in Arizona Democratic race
In Winslow Searles accused Morrison of evading issues and using meaningless phrases Morrison replied that Searles should run his own campaign Morrison said he would unveil his platform after July 1 and that no one told him to tailor his campaign to Searles The exchange reflects a heated gubernatorial contest in 1958 Arizona with both candidates addressing supporters and the press.
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Two desert searches end with teen found dead
In Arizona, 15 year old Larry Middleton of Phoenix was found dead near Salome after two desert searches. A Yuma man, his son and a companion were found safe in the Castle Dome Martinez Lake area. Middleton had been missing since Wednesday. No foul play suspected. Also reported, the aircraft carrier Enterprise was auctioned for scrap in New York. Lipsett Inc. bid around 561 thousand dollars.
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Pacifico Rail Strike Averted In Sonora Wage Hike Granted
EMPALME Sonora the government granted a 9 flat 150 pesos monthly salary increase to all workers on the nationalized Pacifico line averting a threatened strike. The move comes amid tensions over wages and labor conditions affecting the railroad's operations.
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Wreckage Lifted in KC135 Stratotanker Crash Probe
Westover AFB Mass Civil Aeronautics Administration and Air Force teams sifted wreckage of a KC135 Stratotanker that exploded after takeoff. Six newsmen seven crewmen and two observers were killed. Brig Gen Donald W Saunders led the operation, while Maj Gen Joseph B Calabare headed the investigation.
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Hopes Aid Cut Will Be Restored
Washington, U S President Eisenhower urged Congress to override cuts in the foreign aid program. He warned that committee reductions would bring losses for the free world and weaken U S security. The appropriations group recommended 3.078 billion for fiscal year starting July 1, far from the president’s request.
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Goodwin Gets 60 Days For Assault
Robert Lee Goodwin, 24, was sentenced to 60 days in jail after pleading guilty in Superior Court to a reduced charge of assault from air and battery. The assault stems from an incident at 265 S. Convent Ave where he allegedly kicked in a door and fired a shot when the victim, Mary Lee Williams, could not be located. Williams, 34, reported the events, and Goodwin, 56, was apprehended after a Greyhound driver spotted a pistol on him as he boarded a Nevada-bound bus.
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Goodwin Pleads Guilty to Concealed Weapon Charge
In City Court Goodwin pleaded guilty to carrying a concealed weapon. He was fined 29 dollars and sentenced to 20 days in jail. Attorney Patricia Scott represented Goodwin, with a felony trial set for next Wednesday.
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