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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1956
Page
3
Beirut reports Iraq's 68 year old premier Nuri Said tightens controls amid student unrest and nationwide arrests. He imprisons opposition leaders and closes schools while press censorship tightens as Iraq's crisis deepens and opposition grows.
Manila President Ramon Magsaysay expressed optimism that U S Philippines negotiations over military bases will be resumed though key negotiator Sen. Manuel Pelaez criticized Washington for breaking off talks. Pelaez said he did not expect a resumption but left the decision to the president as press questions covered future panel or higher level talks.
Phoenix officials reported heavy air pollution with 339 and 213 micrograms of particulate matter per cubic meter in two 24 hour samples. The Public Health Service will finalize analysis as city notes most particles appear to be dust rather than irritating chemicals.
The International Association of Machinists Lodge 763 at Goodyear Aircraft Corp. will elect a president, a vice president, and 20 other officers from about 1,500 workers today.
A Rockmart Georgia physician and Kit Carson descendant writes to Richmond police seeking a Kentucky wife not over 43 with at least a tenth grade education. He offers a plain country partner, a No 7 or 10 uniform, and support, and says he is a 53-year-old widower in good health open to widows with children. He notes a 1942 Kit Carson marker he erected near Richmond.
Sherry Bonebrake a nine year old pupil at a Muskegon school broke her right arm after falling from a monkeybar during play. The accident occurred on the school grounds and medical staff treated her on site. No further injuries were reported.
The Phoenix Boiler Makers Union trial committee will meet Sunday morning to hear charges from 21 of 38 members who accuse business agent Cotton Murray of office misuse. The group filed suit earlier this year alleging misappropriation of union funds, but the Superior Court action was dismissed. The 21 members will be asked to state why they should not face discipline. The remaining 17 members have relocated or taken new jobs.
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