Drivers Nix Final TRT Wage Offer
Tucson bus drivers union rejects TRT last wage proposal after two days of talks. The offer would raise the top wage to 1.50 an hour plus 2 cents if a state fare increase is approved. Non union operation remains undecided as picketing continues.
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TRT
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Jackson
Tenn
Homer Frost
Tigret
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Harold Steinfeld
Mundey Johnston
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Floyd Jones
Springfield
Steinfeld
State Corporation Commission
Jones
Gerkin
Molotov proposes plan to split Europe at Geneva talks
Western powers reject Molotov's European security treaty as continuing Germany split. He offers a provisional pact keeping NATO, renouncing war, and pledging aid to attacked states but maintains Germany’s division and excludes a lasting disarmament zone. Ministers favor expanding East West ties and set up a experts committee for Nov 10.
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Molotov
Antoine Pinay
France
U.S
Dulles
Madrid
Generalissimo
Franco
Pinay
Macmillan
Russia
Germany
Europe
NATO
Eden
West Germany
East Germany
William H. Jackson
Sergei_A. Vinogradov
Paris
Jean Baillou
H. A. F. Howler
Foreign Office
Baby found in trash box near UA dormitory
A 19 year old University of Arizona coed admitted giving birth to a girl in Coconino Hall last night and said she did not strangle it. A friend later dumped the body in a rear trash box. autopsy data and deposits in the lungs may confirm death by strangulation. The girl is hospitalized. no charges yet.
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Coconino Hall
Patricia Miller
Harry Miller
E. Broadway
Louis Hirsch
Hirsch
Edward J. Valeski
Miss Miller
Ater
Peggy Colville
Riverside
Calif
Prof
J. C. Clark
University Engineering Department
University
Satellite Plan Stalled by Jealousies and Bureaucracy
Famed astronomer Fritz Zwicky told a dinner of the American Rocket Society that US space satellite efforts are hampered by bureaucratic friction and pass ing the buck. He, a Caltech astrophysics professor, did not elaborate. President Eisenhower had announced plans last July for a basketball size satellite to orbit Earth at 200 to 300 miles.
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Washington
Fritz Zwicky
U. S
Zwicky
American Rocket Society
Aviation Writers Assa
California Institute of Technology Astrophysics
Eisenhower
Wife of Woodward questioned over shooting at Oyster Bay estate
Investigators prepared to question Ann Crowell Woodward about private detectives she hired to learn about her husband William Woodward Jr’s love life. Nassau County DA Frank Gulotta said the shooting, described as possibly reflex action, may be ruled accidental, with a grand jury to consider the case.
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William Woodward Jr
Ann Crowell Woodward
Oyster Bay
Long Island
Duchess of Windsor
Nassau County Dist
Frank Gulotta
Woodward
Gulotta
Cinderella
Detroit
Mich
Doctors Hospital
Nassau
Stuyvesant Pinnell
Britain weighs changing royal marriage law over Margaret
In the House of Commons Prime Minister Anthony Eden said he is considering amending the 1772 royal marriage act to free royal lovers from legal obstacles. He warned any change requires consent from Commonwealth realms. Margaret chose not to marry Peter Townsend, staying at Clarence House while Townsend wandered Sussex.
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Anthony Eden
Margaret
Eden
House of Commons
Auty
Uniren
England
Peter Townsend
M. P
Marcus Lipton
United Kingdom
George II
Privy Council
Elizabeth
Townsend
Church of England
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Evening Standard
Clarence House
Sussex
Times of London
Manchester Guardian
Geoffrey Fisher
Canterbury
Buckingham Palace
Rioting in Patras as Greece battles police in Cyprus protest
In Patras, Greece, clashes erupted between police and demonstrators demanding an end to British rule in Cyprus. The British Institute building was damaged as rioters fought police with stones and clubs while reinforcements with armored cars and fire engines were deployed. Archbishop Makarios met with Prime Minister Karamanlis and urged government resolve on Cyprus.
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Greece
Patras
British Institute
Cyprus
Makarios
Union-With-Greece
Constantine Karamanlis
U. S. Information Office
Peloponnesus
Karamanlis
Largest Ever Solar Conference Draws 700 Attendees
The World Symposium in Phoenix and World Conference on the Scientific Basis of solar energy gathered 700 scientists and industrialists, with 90 papers on algae growth, solar conversion to electricity, and heat storage. Highlights included a solar still from Cyprus, a sun powered thermo pump lifting water to 1000 feet, and novel materials from H Tabor and H Fink.
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University of Arizona
Stanford Research Institute
The
Assn
Tucson
H. Tabor
National Physics Laboratory
Israel
H. Fink
Germany
R. Fitzmaurice
A. C. Seligman
Cyprus
Calvin D. McCracken
Englewood
N. J
Three Tucson Attorneys Launch Robertson Holmes Hamilton Firm
Lawrence V. Robertson W Thomas Holmes and Oliver T Hamilton announce the formation of Robertson Holmes and Hamilton a new Tucson law firm to handle general corporate probate insurance and trial matters. Offices will be on 80 S Stone Ave with move expected by November 15.
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Robertson, Holmes & Hamilton
Lawrence V. Robertson
W. Thomas Holmes
Arizona
Oliver T. Hamilton
U. S
Chamber of Commerce
S. Stone Ave
Robertson
Robert Morrison
Holmes
Morrison
Share-Ride Plan Urged by Mayor Amid Bus Strike
Mayor Don Hummel criticized Tucson Rapid Transit Co. for neglecting riders and urged a voluntary Share-The-Ride program during the bus strike. He warned against absentee bus owners and alleged bias at the Corporation Commission, proposing pickups at regular stops and free Share-The-Ride windshields from the mayor's office.
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Don Hummel
Tucson Rapid Transit Co
Hummel
Sol Spurs Scientists Look to Old Sol for Power
Weather note: clear today, mostly clear tonight and Wednesday with partial cloudiness. Winds slight and dusty conditions possible. State temps vary with Phoenix at 85 to 51, Yuma 92 to 37, Flagstaff 61 to 41, Douglas 81 to 52.
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Flagstaff
Douglas
Dulles Sees Franco in Madrid During Spain Visit
U S Secretary of State Dulles met Generalissimo Franco at El Pardo Palace in Madrid for about ninety minutes. The talks focused on possible increased U S financial aid to Spain with a luncheon attended by Spanish ministers. Dulles planned a brief statement before Geneva talks with the Big Four ministers.
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Dulles
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Franco
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Alberto Martin Artajo
State Department
Morocco
Antoine Pinay
Quiet November evenings in Tucson brighten post Halloween week
Tonight at 7 45 Bridge at Tucson Bridge Club 3519 N Los Altos Ave followed by 8 15 film The River at Liberal Arts Auditorium free. Tomorrow at 7 45 Bridge in Tucson to continue the quiet open weekend event for residents.
Mental health group gets charter
The article notes that a mental health group has received its formal charter, marking a milestone for its operations and planned services. Details on the group’s goals and leadership are provided, with no additional context beyond stated objectives.
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