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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1952
Page
11
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The Soviet Union rejected U S conditions to resume publishing Russian propaganda in the United States in exchange for free distribution of American propaganda to troops stationed abroad and in West Europe.
The United States banned publication of the Russian embassy information bulletin on May 14 and suspended Amerika in the Soviet Union. Russia rejected the terms in a formal note to the U S embassy in Moscow. Diplomatic sources did not release the note text. The note parallels a New Times article citing Amerika failed as a propaganda device.
The state highway department reports bids for seal coating projects. Bentson Contracting Co of Phoenix bid 43 305 dollars to seal coat 24 miles of the Kingman Ash Fork highway. Eddie Givens of Phoenix bid 57 560 dollars to seal coat four miles of the Globe Show Low highway. J E Skousen of Mesa bid 89 040 dollars to select material and surface 4 6 miles of the Springerville New Mexico highway.
High school and college musicians from across Arizona convene Aug. 17 1952 on the Flagstaff campus for four days of band rehearsals and recreation leading to the All-Star football game at Arizona State college. Harold Goodman directs with staff aiding. events include picnics socials and a twilight band concert before games Friday and Saturday.
A hot weekend expected for the southern half of the country with pleasant conditions in the central and northeastern areas. Heat also reported in the far southwest and plains, while the northeast and Great Lakes remain cool. Readings ranged from 50 in Portland to 114 in Yuma with 96 in Blythe, and showers and thunderstorms affected the middle and south Atlantic and central plains. A heavy storm dropped 1.24 inches in six hours at La Crosse Wisconsin.
Oslo reports Prime Minister Oscar Fredrik Torp will leave September 19 for an unofficial vacation tour of the United States. A spokesman said he likely will meet President Truman and Secretary of State Acheson in Washington and travel the country to learn about the American way of life.
Patricia Hotson, 21, Detroit, a U. S. Army civilian employee, was saved from the moat around the imperial palace. She was taken to an army hospital in good condition after divers and locals, aided by police and U. S. servicemen, pulled her from the water.
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