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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1952
Page
11
In Hiroshima Hayato Ikeda argued Japan cannot afford rearmament. He called for focusing on living conditions and estimated over 11 billion dollars would be needed for an army of 51 divisions 5 000 planes and a navy similar to wartime strength, with annual upkeep near 3 billion dollars, summing to the nation’s total income.
Prince Aly Khan said he expects to visit his estranged wife Rita Hayworth in Saratoga Springs early next week and plans to put 20 of his father’s yearlings up for sale here tomorrow before returning to New York. He may go to California soon after. He did not say if he seeks reconciliation or a divorce.
A burglar alarm short circuited at a Malden club causing the thief to flee from nearby Mogal Capital theater. He left over $100 in cash scattered in the cashier booth area.
In Springfield Illinois a dispute emerged over who directs Adlai Stevenson’s bid for the presidency with McKinney claiming the Springfield headquarters headed by Wyatt coordinates with the national committee while Wyatt and Mitchell insist the campaign operates under the governor’s direction.
London dispatch reports Poland will hold elections to the Sejm on Sunday October 26. A radio announcement said the council of state decision was signed by President Boleslaw Bierut.
A gasoline driven miniature train derailed while circling a lake at an amusement park in London. The crash killed a one year old girl and injured 19 passengers among about 40 riders. Other amusement trains have wrecked in Britain recently, with one death and 27 injuries across three incidents.
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