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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1956
Page
2
Christ mas Eve message urges timely mailing to ensure gifts arrive in good condition. Emphasizes postal workers processing, sorting, dispatching, and delivering with dedication. Advises putting a return address inside, using sturdy paper, and printing full name and address to avoid delays.
Arizona 1957 license plate tabs go on sale at 9 a.m. Monday in Pima County. Fees include a $4 liey tax and the registration cost based on vehicle value. 15 windows at the Court House will handle crowds. veterans and widow exemptions go first.
James W. Clark adds four votes in the Pima County sheriff recount after 33 precinct absentee ballots are reviewed. Three inspectors work on 4,300 absentee ballots and 1,300 paper ballots, with 22 ballots disputed and to be ruled by Judge Robert S. Tullar.
Dr Grady Gammage president of Arizona State College at Tempe urged the Arizona Board of Regents to authorize ASC to award master s degrees in engineering science immediately and to grant doctor s degrees soon He called ASC s planned engineering program the best conceived in the region and proposed a new college of engineering science with a research program and university title in the future He said ASC should not be hindered by entrenched interests and that competition with the University of Arizona should be similar to two lighthouses guiding a ship through a storm.
Four Maricopa County lawmakers testified at a deposition that they rented living quarters near the capitol during the last session to perform their duties. Rep. Petrie Wood Lee Carreon described nearby housing to justify their expenses. seven others invoked the Fifth Amendment.
Paris report on NATO ministers from 15 nations planning a pivotal session to restore unity after the Suez crisis. Dulles and Lloyd may meet with Pineau, aiming for greater consultation, broader Middle East interest, radar warning plans, and a potential Baghdad pact defense accord.
A Hungarian student returning from Moscow says Soviet authorities face serious trouble from rebellious students at Moscow Lenin University who show support for the Hungarian revolution. He notes Russians and Chinese students joined in sympathy and that several boisterous Soviet students were expelled. Reliable London sources report arrests of Moscow University students to quell criticism of Kremlin policies. The returnee says hundreds of Hungarians in Russia fear they cannot return home while witnessing Soviet and Chinese student solidarity. Leaders of the movement were expelled from Lenin University, and Ernce Geroe and Matayas Rakosi are reportedly in Moscow advising on how to suppress the rebellion and pressuring students to follow Stalinist lines.
The Tucson Daily Citizen corrects two mistakes from yesterday’s photo caption. It states two girls were shown with a poster for a dance, the names were reversed and Gloria Magdalene was misidentified as Mrs Gloria Magdaleno.
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