U S Harder Policy Expected Over Castro Regime
U S strategists edge toward a tougher line against Fidel Castro after diplomacy stalls. Cuba replaces its communications minister amid suspected moves to seize American assets including Texaco Oil Co and possibly Cuban Telephone Co, with $125 million stake held by I T T. House votes on sugar quota cuts and broader economic steps loom, while OAS action to curb Castro is discussed.
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Texaco
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Shell
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Eisenhower vetoes 7.5 percent federal pay bill
President Eisenhower vetoed a bill raising federal pay 7.5 percent for 1.5 million workers calling it indefensible while leaving room for a smaller, modest increase tied to cost of living. Congress plans to seek a veto override as AFL-CIO officials condemn the action and warn of higher taxpayer costs.
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Senate OKs Recess of Congress
The Senate voted 63 to 26 to recess Congress after the political conventions and return August 8. Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson backed the plan, while House Republicans opposed a return after the conventions. Speaker Sam Rayburn signaled House approval, with votes expected for the plan.
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Neighbors Clash With Go-Carts Over Night Noise
City residents contend go cart tracks on Stone Ave and nearby streets violate quiet hours. Three nuisance cases against Frankie Yee for maintaining a nuisance are set for Aug. 10 in City Court. Police have limited power under current laws, with a muffler rule applying only on streets.
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High Court Rules for Buzard on Arizona Commission
The Arizona Supreme Court ruled A P Jack Buzard legally elected to the Corporation Commission and reversed prior orders canceling his seat. The 4-1 decision, with four justices concurring and one dissent, did not include reasons but will be detailed in a later written opinion. Buzard had been removed from payroll after a February ruling.
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Burdick Leads by Narrow 660 Vote in North Dakota Senate Race
Burdick holds a 660 vote lead over Republican Gov. John Davis in a tight ND special senate contest with 2,313 total precincts and six uncounted west county precincts. Official canvass next week could alter the result as two major wire services report counting errors. Burdick calls North Dakota a two party state and predicts possible national gains in November.
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High Jumper Out Of Shape In Downtown Stunt
A 34-year-old Scottsdale man, John E. Pugh, leaped over a parking meter after drinking with two friends. He landed badly and dislocated his shoulder, receiving treatment at St. Mary’s Hospital.
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Weather forecast seeks sun with heat and wind
Weather experts revise forecasts for late today with no rain expected and a high around 105 to 107. Tomorrow remains clear and hot with windy and dusty afternoons and a near 107 high. Yesterday reached 106, not a new record, with tonight dipping to about 70.
Tot Killed After Falling from Auto
Two year old Julie Ann Black of 132 E Ina Rd fell from a family station wagon as it was backed from the carport. A front wheel passed over her chest and she died en route to Tucson General Hospital. Her mother Mrs Dantzelle Black and siblings Steven 10 Merrill 8 Karen 9 were in the car. Sheriff deputy says not a traffic fatality as it occurred on private property. Father Steven Black an investment broker at 2030 FE Broadway said the accident happened at 8 30 a m while he was at work.
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$2.5 Million Votel Now Going Up
Construction begins on a 2.5 million dollar motel adding 150 rooms to Tucson. The Executive Inn, leased by Exec Inns Corp. from Cincinnati, includes a 600-seat banquet room, pool, lounges, dining and coffee shop. H and J Construction of Phoenix seeks Dec. 1 completion. Barrie Green designed two two-story buildings.
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Fannin Backs Compulsory Health Plan at Governors Conference
Glacier Park Mont UPI Gov. Paul Fannin of Arizona joined the majority in favoring a health plan for the aged. The governors conference passed the resolution 30 13. The proposal would be based on compulsory Social Security payments. Fannin joined 24 Democrats and other Republicans in voting for the resolution. Four Democrats and nine Republicans opposed it.
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Accommodations Bill Is Different
A brief item notes distinctions in a proposed accommodations bill as lawmakers seek targeted reform. No further context or names provided in the readable text.
Grangers Announce Breakup
Actress Jean Simmons and actor Stewart Granger plan to dissolve their 10 year marriage. A divorce filing is expected within a month likely in Arizona where the couple reside. They own a ranch near Nogales. Simmons claims cruelty.
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