Syrian Government Fights Pro-Nasser Riots as Baathists Control Cabinets
Syria reshuffles cabinet with six Baathists seven sympathizers and three officers amid pro-Nasser unrest. Jandi and Bitar fail to form a coalition, while Nasserites are ousted from Syria and Iraq as Baathists consolidate power and pursue unity with Egypt and Iraq.
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Syria
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Iraq
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Cairo
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Salah Bitar
Bitar
Sami Jandi
Cairo Radio
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Jundi
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City Council Denies Objections to Six Month Paving Assessments
The council voted 5-1 to approve the paving and sewer improvement assessments after a two hour hearing. Objectors argued about alley easement widths, timing of adoption, nonprofit versus business property, and side-yard frontage in the Country Club Road area. Councilman Woods urged objectors to pay under protest to pursue court action later.
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Monte Vista
Anderson Drive
Towner
Marvin Linner
Alexander Traficanti
Ments
Willard Dees
William Gordon
Jewish Community Council
Blackridge Drive
G. Freeman Woods
Cotton and Wool Markets Sluggish Amid Dim Outlook
The cotton textile market was quiet with slight buying for third quarter print cloths while expectations for cotton regulation this year dim. Wool goods remained slow though Australian auctions showed firmer prices. Russia and Japan were active buyers. Synthetic items see modest acetate satin demand for third quarter delivery.
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New York
Washington
Russia
Japan
Local Wordplay Puzzle Clutter Appears in Odd Letter Row
A jumble of letters and fragments appears in a sparse page snippet. The scroll shows scattered words such as dear den ease fake fires and palm peer pickle. No clear event or names emerge.
State's Repeat Criminals Face Get Tough Drive
Maricopa County Attorney Charles N. Ronan seeks to invoke a seldom-used statute to impose a 10 year term on defendants with prior felony convictions. He notes the prior must be charged in the record to trigger the mandatory term and argues the move will deter crime.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Charles N. Ronan
Ronan
Dentists Set Up Student Loans in Arizona
The Arizona Dental Association starts a loan fund to aid aspiring dentists. President Dr. Donald B. Campbell of Tucson says loans up to 3000 dollars per student over three years will be repaid after 144 years at six percent interest. Repayment begins three years after dental school completion.
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Phoenix
Arizona Dental Association
Donald B. Campbell
Tucson
Hudson
Puzzle of Deserts and Tomatoes in Amber Squares
In a semidesert region clues hint at a sandy shape and sharp edge. A man benefits from a needed quality while youths are expected to possess it. Fraudulent acts and serving salad to guests highlight social errors. A barrier may align in a row. curtains speak to red choices. Arctic willpower and harsh scrutiny follow impetuous leadership as archaeologists dig ancient finds amid warm sun and green tomatoes.
Mob Quelled After Anti Police Demonstration in Chicago
In Chicago the West Side saw hundreds of Negro residents attack police and firemen after a 14 year old boy was wounded during a warehouse burglary attempt. Six youths arrested for burglary, three men and several juveniles arrested for refusing to disperse, police say. One officer injured and several police cars damaged as fire equipment was also damaged.
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Anasanallad
Gro
Conley Dillon
Nygren
Nine Squad Cars Chase Cop-Biting Dog Through Manhattan
A rabid dog that bitten a patrolman and a boy led a two mile pursuit through downtown Manhattan. Nine police cars, twenty officers, and two policemen cornered the animal after it attacked, and they shot it in the right foreleg before netting and sending it for rabies tests.
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New York
New York City
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UA Gets Fund For Physics Lab
The National Science Foundation awarded the University of Arizona a 20430 dollar matching grant to upgrade undergraduate physics laboratories. Physics department head Dr. Albert B. Weaver notes expansion of facilities, with Dr. Jay E. Treat Jr. chairing the project committee. About 1500 undergraduates take physics courses and the plan calls for more experiments and demonstrations linked to modern physics and current research techniques.
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National Science Foundation
University of Arizona
Albert B. Weaver
Jay E. Treat, Jr
Treat
City Atty Sets Higher Tax on Takeout Food
City Atty Calvin Webster issued an opinion stating takeout food will incur a 4 percent retail sales tax, while food eaten on site carries a 2 percent restaurant tax. The guidance responds to complaints about inconsistent taxation at local eateries.
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Calvin Webster
Webster
Mines College To Honor 4 Graduates
The University of Arizona College of Mines will award professional degrees at the May 29 commencement to four alumni in recognition of post graduation achievements. Recipients are Robert M. McGeorge of American Smelting and Refining Co El Paso Forrest R. Richard of Phelps Dodge Ajo Morton E Pratt of Utah Construction Riverton Wyoming and Forrest T Moolick of Phelps Dodge Morenci.
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University of Arizona College of Mines
James D. Forrester
John F. Lance
Robert M. McGeorge
Southwestern Department of American Smelting and Refining Co
el Paso
Forrest R. Richard
Phelps Dodge Corporation
New Cornelia
Ajo
Richard T. Moolick
Phelps Dodge Morenci
Morton E. Pratt
Utah Construction Company
Lucky Mac Uranium
Riverton
Wyo
Bargain Stocks and Safe Real Estate Bonds in 1943 Advice
The advisor says Chadbourn Gotham may lift profits despite convertible shares and cautions that high yields in real estate bonds often mean risk. He advises your mother to avoid speculative bets and favor conservative investments. For retirement, he warns that high-yield real estate outfits carry bankruptcy risk and urges expert guidance.
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William A. Doyle
Chadbourn Gotham
Prince Charles Snoring Disturbs Gordonstoun Mates
At Gordonstoun School in Scotland Prince Charles aged 14 slept in a dormitory. His classmates placed a tape recorder beside his bed and turned it on while he snored loudly. They then hit him with a pillow as he woke. The prince questioned what was happening.
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London
Prince Charles
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Gordonstoun
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