Tucson Seeks TWA Service With Transcontinental Flights
Tucson airport manager R W F Schmidt announced an application to the civil aeronautics board for Trans World Airlines to serve Tucson with at least two daily transcontinental flights. The plan routes L A to New York via Tucson, with support from Amarillo Wichita and Kansas City. A CAB ruling is expected late this year.
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School Chief Runs Again for County Superintendent
Florence Reece, county superintendent of schools, announces re election bid on the Democratic ticket for a second term. A Salt River Valley native and Phoenix Union graduate, she has 22 years teaching experience and previously served as curriculum director for the county schools.
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Phoenix Union High School
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Robert J. Reece
Wrightstown
Cave-in Victims Rites Set in Safford Tragedy
Funeral services are planned for 9 year old Rita Bencomo and the other three youths killed when sewer excavation walls collapsed on Second Street and Sixth Avenue. Three boys survived thanks to quick neighbors. Victims were Manuel 12, Junior 10, and Maria 5, all children of Mrs. Maria Sanchez. Police Chief G A Golding called it the town's worst disaster.
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Council approves union of Tucson Community Council and Chest
The Tucson Community Council and Community Chest vote to merge under one executive director while preserving separate boards. The plan, already approved by the Chest, aligns with a growing trend where similar cities adopt a combined structure for welfare and health coordination and funding.
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Mexico Sees 15 Percent Boost in Summer Tourism
Mexico City government tourism bureau reports 15 percent more visitors this summer than last. Last year between May and September, 201,500 tourists came to the country.
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Daily Worker denounced for germ warfare lies by US secretary
Washington charge accuses the Daily Worker of promoting phony germ warfare stories about Korea. The piece claims the Communist paper mirrors Chinese propaganda, echoing Kremlin misdeeds and dredging up sensational tales to keep the lie alive.
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County Board Advances Joint Airport Zoning Plan
The Pima county board of supervisors passed a resolution enabling participation in a joint airport zoning program with South Tucson and Tucson. George Chambers and H Corbett named county representatives on the new board. All bids for Catalina improvement district sewer projects exceeded estimates and were rejected. D A DiCicco considers whether to rebid or amend the estimate.
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Nab Man Tied to Fake Sheriff Badge Case
Police detained Dale Bowman Williams 32 after a California warrant sought him for forgery and use of a sheriff badge. Officers searched a local motel yesterday but could not locate badge 256 despite a claim Williams wore it. his wife said he had worn the badge. Williams, a self described private investigator, denied California involvement. warrant due today.
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Contra Costra County
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Hearing Set On Church Street Widening
City council schedules a public hearing at 8 p.m. on June 2 to consider widening Church Street into a 65 foot link between downtown and the freeway. Protest totals and district area are noted as part of the review.
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