Zoning and road matters on council agenda in Tucson
The Tucson City Council and Pima County board of supervisors plan a packed Monday session. Zoning proposals shift from residential to business near Speedway and Campbell, with bids, petitions, and signatures to be considered. Tax and tax equalization, liquor license appeals, taxi matters, and river bridge funding also appear on the docket alongside routine street issues.
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Board of Tax Equalization
Tucson
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Amphitheater
Four Die In Philadelphia Apartment Fire
Philadelphia in the early hours saw a deadly apartment fire that killed four residents including a young girl and a woman. Rescue crews fought flames as officials reported at least seven others injured and hospitalized.
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Arizona Interstate Stream Commission study on power needs
A report to Gov. Garvey notes Arizona can absorb all power from Bridge Canyon dam, with the Colorado River project seen as key. It details river basin studies, flood control proposals, and negotiations with Utah and Nevada to protect Arizona water rights for farmers in the Virgin River region.
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Riots in Japan, Red Influence Cited by Attorney General
Tokyo reports say riots this week in Kobe and Nagoya were sparked by Communists aiming for an eventual revolution. The commission chair warned red inspired demonstrations target Koreans in Japan, with thousands of Koreans residing there and about 540,000 registered.
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Farm Bureau Will Pick Weller's Successor
Phoenix dispatch reports the Arizona Farm Bureau plans to choose a new executive secretary to replace Wende Weller who resigned to return to Ohio to operate his farm. The meeting audience numbered about 800,000 housing units in the federation discussions.
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Ohio
Prescott Chooses Candidate Slate for City Leadership
Prescott voters last night chose a slate for mayor and four council seats. Joe Allen won the mayoralty with 392 votes, defeating Jackson A. White who had 53. Councilmembers nominated were Bert Schoneberger, W. C. Ketcherfield, John Gilbert, and Tony Marchello, all Nonpartisan except White. The city faces ration and aviation notes as the new body takes office.
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W. C. Ketehersid
John Gilbert
Tony Marchello
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Ketcher
Iside
Arizona
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Flying saucers sighted near hydrogen plant site in Arizona
Eyewitnesses report a brilliantly lit disk seen near Ellenton and Phoenix around 10 45 p m with up down moves and red lights. Residents discuss the Army hydrogen bomb project set for 1961 and a minister recalls the saucer as authorities deny flying saucer claims. The man involved in a separate Buckeye murder case pleads manslaughter as testimony continues.
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Parkinson
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Donotrio
William B. Glover
Georgia
Atty
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U.S
Cut Fresh Meat Ration In Great Britain
London reports Britons will see a reduced meat ration starting December 10 as the government refuses to pay higher prices in Argentina. The decision follows a government stance on meat imports and currency controls affecting households.
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Jersey City Soldier Pleads For Mother In Korea Letter
John Midolo 21 wrote his mother a heartfelt apology from Korea describing his lie about a safe job behind the lines. He confessed combat duty with the First Cavalry and expressed hope to be home for Christmas after being reported missing in action yesterday.
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Rhee Asks Koreans To Destroy Red Post
In Phoenix a mutt show proceeds as Korea faces political tension. Rhee urges Koreans to arm the nation and destroy perceived threats. He offers prizes for dogs while calling for vaccination against rabies and criticizes international forces in Korea.
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Syringe Wins Out Over Toy Gun in Quebec Robbery
In Val d Or Quebec on December 2 a 19-year-old drug store clerk Suzanne Begin resisted a thief who demanded $100. She grabbed an empty syringe and warned I loaded with arsenic I will blind you if you don't drop that money. The assailant dropped the cash and his toy pistol and fled.
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No Yule Holiday For Reserves Leaving U.S.
Washington dispatch reports Christmas furloughs for reservists will be granted only to those ordered to report for extended active duty at army stations in the United States. Reservists must report to embarkation ports for overseas deployment instead.
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Open House At New Power Plant Draws Visitors
The Arizona Light & Power Co held an open house at its new 16 million dollar generating plant west of here. Visitors could tour three cooling towers seven steam boilers and other facilities producing 150 000 kilowatts of electricity. The army said overseas commitments prevent extension beyond New Year with reporting dates set between January 1 and January 5.
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Faith and Law in Romans Clarify Justification for All
A religious reflection on Romans 3 19 31 stressing that justification comes through faith in Jesus for both Jews and Gentiles, and that the law confirms sin yet faith fulfills righteousness. The note ends with a contact address in Tucson Arizona.
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Hike Seen In Fee On State Grazing Lands
The U S Bureau of Land Management proposed an 80 percent rise in grazing fees on federal district lands in Arizona to cover rising management costs. The plan, backed by rancher and sheepman advisory groups, would increase the permit fee per animal unit month from 8 to 12 cents. Final action will occur in Washington.
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Allentown Residents Get Initial Dog Tags
Washington reports the first batch of 150000 identification dog tags proposed by the American Veterans of World War II will be mailed to Allentown Pennsylvania residents with Harold A Keats directing the rollout. The effort aims to provide radiation resistant tags as a starting point for nationwide distribution.
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Urges Immediate Reply To Jap Draft Plan
Senator Magnuson urges prompt joint chiefs report on his bill to enlist Japan sailors and soldiers for service abroad. He says immediate approval would position Japan for a future Pacific pact and a role among allied nations.
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Hypnotism Show At Sunnyside Tonight
A mass hypnotism display is set for Sunnyside auditorium on Valencia avenue at 7:30 tonight. Sponsored by Sunnys, the show features hypnotist Peterson formerly with the University of Arizona. Proceeds reportedly benefit the university student union building.
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