Big Three Foreign Ministers to Meet in Paris May 8
Western foreign ministers of the United States Britain and France will meet in Paris on May 8 to discuss concrete plans for a four power conference with the Soviet government. London talks April 27 will prepare the agenda with Adenauer and other NATO ministers. The goal is a four power conference to ease European tensions and Germany's future security.
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Inoculation Starts for Pima County School Children
Flowing Wells hosts 144 first and second graders for the first Salk polio shot. City schools begin Wednesday as statewide rollout aims 65 000 pupils. Salsbury notes second dose in a week and third possibly days early. National Guard volunteers distribute vaccine flown from California and funded by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis.
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Dusty winds forecast. indoors urged by gusty weather
Early birds report Adazy sun rise and mild to warm morning with a 52 degree low. Strong winds are slated to blow around town tomorrow bringing dust and prompting residents to sweep and stay indoors. Statewide highs reach 90s in Yuma and Phoenix with cooler readings in Flagstaff and Prescott.
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Talks Resume In Formosa Amid Unclear Mission
In Taipei Formosa top level sessions reopen on the Formosa situation. No specific nature of the emergency mission for two high U S officials is given. Adm Arthur W Radford and Walter Robertson met President Chiang Kai-shek after arrival to discuss the broad overall situation in the Formosa area.
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Quemoy
You Can Get Away With Murder In Tucson
A long piece argues the dangers of the 1912 style coroner system in Arizona, recounting a Tucson case where a wife dies after drinks and a autopsy hints at possible foul play but no inquest is held, highlighting systemic weaknesses and state disparities.
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Rex Morgan Inspires Series on Tucson Coroner System
Series launch by Citizen editors analyzes Tucson coroner practices versus medical examiner systems used elsewhere. Draws on Rex Morgan MD strip praise from medical professionals and aims to examine faults in the antiquated coroner framework, seeking public health clarity.
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McFarland Seeks Federal Drouth Aid for Arizona
Governor Ernest W. McFarland sent a telegram to President Eisenhower requesting designation of Arizona as a drouth area and federal aid for cattlemen facing a prolonged drought and feed shortages. He warned that many ranchers must sell foundation herds or obtain supplemental feed to survive.
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Arizona urged to declare drought disaster areas for relief
Sen. Barry Goldwater urged President Eisenhower to designate all 14 Arizona counties as drought emergency areas and authorize 1 million dollars for relief. Gov. McFarland cited cattlemen reports of critical herd conditions and sought a hay contract with the Agriculture Department to aid arid lands and shipping constraints across the state.
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Pyle Urges Eisenhower to Run Again in 1956
Howard Pyle former Arizona governor and now presidential aide told a New York fund raising dinner that Dwight D Eisenhower is by every qualification the world's first citizen and should be the Republican candidate in 1956. He called Eisenhower the man best qualified to lead the country in the coming years and said the GOP would be in an advantageous position with him as standard bearer. Pyle helped spearhead Eisenhower's floor leadership at the 1952 GOP convention.
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Howard Pyle
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Eisenhower
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Financial Page Reports Late Stocks Returns
The Citizen resumes fast time in the east making the 3 hour NY Tucson clock difference realign. Readers get last minute stock updates on the financial page with timely closing prices.
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Chou Rejects Formosa Talks in Bandung
Peiping rejected U S terms for a Formosa crisis conference and hinted it might use 11 imprisoned American fliers as bargaining chips. The radio cited preconditions including Chiang Kai-shek, ceasefire, and UN invitation, while Pakistan's PM suggested concessions could win releases if Washington shows sincerity.
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Senate aims UN push for Formosa cease fire talks
Senator Sparkman proposed testing Red China sincerity by renewing UN efforts to secure a Formosa cease fire. Ali claimed progress in getting Chou Enlai to release American prisoners. Observers saw potential Communist leverage and warned talks between the US and Communist China face hurdles with Nationalist and Burmese leaders opposing participation.
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Postponed Atomic Test At Survival Town Nevada
Bad weather delays Nevada atomic test slated to simulate civilian survival in a small suburban town. The AEC rescheduled for Wednesday at 5 20 a.m. Tucson time from a 500 foot tower, with 4000 plus observers and 13 personnel near ground zero.
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El Centro Shaken by 5.5 Earthquake Early Morning
Residents awoke to a quake near El Centro California at 3 43 am The shock measured about 5 5 on the Richter scale causing some property damage reports indicate no major damage Dr Charles Richter of the California Institute of Technology noted the event from Pasadena The magnitude is far below the strongest quakes on record.
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California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
Eisenhower Plans Atomic Powered Merchant Ship Voyage
President Eisenhower unveiled plans to build an atomic powered merchant ship to travel the world without refueling. He asked Congress for funds and tied the project to a broader push for freer trade and global peace. The announcement followed Newspaper Week events at the Waldorf Astoria and referenced clashes with communism and Cold War tensions.
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Two free university events open to the public in Tucson
Tonight at 8 University of Arizona hosts Walter T. Stace on Mysticism and Human Reason in Liberal Arts auditorium followed by an international debate UA versus University of London in room 256. Also Tucson Visitors Club game night at Chamber of Commerce. Tomorrow features Carnegie bookmobile at Freedown village. UA baseball against Davis Monthan. Salpointe and Marana high schools. Great Books discussion on Rousseau at Carnegie Library. Tucson Bridge Club at TAS PM. and New York Philharmonic at UA auditorium.
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Sion
Carnegie Library
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New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Tucson Festival Society
Index hints at limited strike settlement prospects
The page fragment notes a weak outlook for an industry strikes settlement, signaling cautious expectations and unresolved labor tensions across the sector.
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