Refugees face choice to return or rebuild after Audrey
In Lake Charles and Cameron, more than 600 people sheltered at McNeese State College recount losses from Audrey. Some vow to return to Cameron to rebuild their homes and lives, while others plan to relocate to Lake Charles after losing homes, cars, and boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Charles
Henry H. Ratcliff
Red Cross
Cameron
Ratcliff
McNeese State College
Audrey
Pure Oil Co
Pecan Island
Holly Beach
Stephen Broussard
J. B. Gibbs
Wade C. Baley
Hurricane Toll May Reach 250 in Louisiana After Storm
The hurricane moved inland from Cameron to Mississippi and Tennessee leaving leveled towns, flooded lands, and thousands of refugees. President Eisenhower dispatched Val Peterson to coordinate federal relief as cattle and wildlife perished and bodies cluttered sunlit marshes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Mertana
Lake Charles
Pecan Island
Louisiana
Mississippi
Tennesee
Ohio Valley
Two Men Hospitalized In South Tucson Incidents
Two men were hospitalized in separate South Tucson incidents early today. Ray Sieber 34 reported being attacked by four men on East 32nd Street and is in satisfactory condition at St Marys Hospital. Jim Carpenter 27 found with head injuries near Shamrock Bar is in poor condition at Pima County Hospital with possible skull fracture. Lieutenant Lawrence led the investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Tucson
South Tucson
Ray Sieber
Eastland St
East 32Nd Street
Sieber
St. Mary’s Hospital
Peter Rubi
E. 32Nd St
Rubi
Lieber
Jim Carpenter
S. 6Th Ave
Rock Bar
E. 26Th St
Carpenter
Pima County
E. A. Lawrence
Arabs Renew Threats To Use Force Over Suez Aqaba
Beir ut Egypt and Saudi Arabia renewed threats to bar Israeli shipping through the Suez Canal and Gulf of Aqaba. Aly Sabri, aide to President Nasser, warned that Israel ships would be prevented and foreign aid would not sway Egypt’s stance, citing US opposition to Egypt’s neutrality. Saudis echoed intent to defend Arabia’s legal rights in Aqaba by any means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Lebanon
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
United States
Suez Canal
Gulf of Aqaba
Suez-Aqaba
Cairo
Aly Sabri
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Nations
Sabri
Israel
Arabia
Aqaba
Gore Death Ruled A Death By Own Action
The death of Ivan F. Gore of 3155 E Bermuda St is ruled death by own action by Coroner Edward J. Valeski. Gore, 57, was found shot Thursday afternoon lying face down in bed with a high powered hunting rifle beneath him. He reportedly had been i
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan F. Gore
Bermuda St
Edward J. Valeski
Grose Heads to Oxford on Noble Foundation Grant
Peter Grose of 2911 E Waverly St earned a magna cum laude Yale degree and will study political theory at Oxford University for two to three years. The Edward John Noble Foundation of New York funds the new Noble Leadership grants supporting study anywhere in the world. fifty eastern college graduates were chosen this year. Grose previously hosted a KCNA radio show, helped in the March of Dimes campaign, and held a Capitol Page High School role under Senators Hayden and Goldwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Grose
E. Waverly St
Oxford University
England
Yale University
Grose
Oxford
Edward John Noble
Clyde L. Grose
Yale
Phi Beta Kappa
KCNA
March of Dimes
U. S. Senate
Carl Hayden
Barry Goldwater
Capitol Page High School
Washington
Tucson Boys Chorus
The
Citizen
Mosey Plans Summer Walk Or Swim After Theft
Mosey reports theft of a car battery and two eight-foot green oars from a boat, prompting police attention. He says he may walk or swim to get around this summer in Lacrosse Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacrosse
Wis
Ray C. Mosey
Chamber Group Visits Nogales for Border Breakfast Flight
The Tucson breakfast flying club took twenty members in six planes to Nogales for a border breakfast. Mayors of Tucson and Nogales joined Sonoran officials and discussed cross border ties. C Edgar Goyette urged the Old Spanish Trail highway as a tourist link, noting a $5 million road appropriation. Bob Schmidt spoke on potential scheduled air service to Nogales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Nogales
Don Hummel
Tucson
Jacksonville
Fla
San Diego
C. Edgar Goyette
Goyette
Arizona
Gila Bend
Casa Grande
Bob) Schmidt
Udall Reiterates Opposition to Soil Bank Program
Rep. Udall of Arizona says he never voted for the Soil Bank and still deems it bad. He cites large cotton payments and targets farmer Jack Harris for taking $209,701 before planting 4,500 acres, calling Harris' actions improper and harmful to the program. Udall says farmers who joined the plan erred and helped kill the Soil Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Udall
D-Ariz
Soil Bank
Arizona
Arizona Cotton Growers Assn
E. S. McSweeny
Tucson Democrat
Jack Harris
Chandler
Sahuarita
Gila Bend
Harris
McSweeny
Japan to Free Three War Criminals From Sugamo Prison
The Japanese Foreign Office announced the release of three former Imperial Navy officers from Sugamo Prison in Tokyo. Kakuzo Iida Manno Kitata and Sahachi Kuwano will leave in installments with one freed already and the others scheduled for release Saturday and Monday after authorization by the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japanese Foreign Office
Sugamo
Kakuzo Iida
Manno Kitata
Sahachi Kuwano
Imperial Navy
United States
Phone Firm Sued By Ousted Employes
Nine MST&T employees led by Local 8519 president Herbert Peterson sue Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co. in Superior Court for more than 1.8 million dollars for defamation after firings cited as based on flimsy evidence. Plaintiffs include Harry Schultz Jr. of Tucson and four Phoenix stewards with a combined 101 years service. The suit seeks general and punitive damages, back wages, and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona Union
Superior Court
Mst&t
Herbert B. Peterson
Communications Workers of America
Harry H. Schultz Jr
Tucson
Melvin W. Means
John H. Craig Jr
James R. Rickard
Elmer J. Kiepke
Willard Martin
Charles J. McClellan
Gerald
Premature instruction called major sin in education
Nationally known psychologist Dr Edgar Doll told educators at a University of Arizona workshop that premature instruction is a major cause of poor reading and arithmetic. He urged delaying some reading until late first or second grade, favored differing start times by gender, praised Tucson programs for exceptional children, and noted Arizona lags behind peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Doll
Bellingham
Wash
University of Arizona
Doll
Tucson
Arizona
James C. Coleman
Life Sciences
I.Q
Old Indian Skull Found By Builders In Arizona
A skull in two pieces with a detached jaw was found yesterday by construction workers at Indian Ridge near Tanque Verde road. Foreman James Wildman turned the skull over to the sheriff. Anthropologists from the University of Arizona were asked to excavate and recover the remaining bones as part of a possible ancient burial by the old Indian Ruins community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Ridge
Tanque Verde Road
James Wildman
Broadway Construction Co
University of Arizona
Soup overheating ignites blaze at West Frankfort home
Police say hot soup boiled over at John Marble's home starting a $2,500 fire when the gag stove flared. Fire Chief Fred Harkins notes the incident occurred in West Frankfort Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Frankfort
John Marble
Fred Harkins
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Lynn Sanders
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Stone Ave
Ham Keddie
Levit
Canoerine
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Park Ave
Star & Mon. Citizen
Kold TV
Fred Astaire
Rita Hayworth
Sable Wtansti
Stauffer
Struffer
E. Speedway
City
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