Peace hopes fade as Vishinsky leaves UN assembly
United Nations headquarters in New York observed diminishing prospects for Korean peace as Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky departed for home aboard the Liberte. Observers doubted any constructive truce progress, while India and other delegates clung to a fragile hope amid ongoing North Africa tensions and Casablancan clashes.
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N. Y
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Kremlin
U. N
Peiping
Pyongyang
General Assembly
U.P
United Nations General Assembly
Vishinsky
Assembly
Russia
India
France
Tunisia
Ike Meets Cabinet Aboard USS Helena in Secrecy
President-Elect Eisenhower held secret talks with cabinet picks aboard the USS Helena to map Korea policy. John Foster Dulles George Humphrey Douglas McKay and Herbert Brownell joined in hush discussions in the flag room aboard the 17 000 ton cruiser before the inauguration.
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Helena
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
John Foster Dulles
Treasury
George Humphrey
Interior
Douglas McKay
Herbert Brownell
Hagerty
Helena Baches
Pearl Harbor
Tucson Chest Nears Goal
Cleanup workers for Tucson's Community Chest report progress toward the $275 840 goal. They have $269 319.56 contributed or subscribed, with TODAY'S REPORT adding $4 718.22 to reach 97.6 percent. Only $6 031 remains to raise before Christmas.
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Tucson
YWCA
Arthur N. Pack
Special Gifts
Walter Clapp
Auto Kills Pedestrian on East Speedway
Frank Muck, 73, died after being struck by Joel Stephens, 49, as he walked across East Speedway near North Richey Boulevard carrying a milk bottle. Stephens, unable to see Muck in dark clothing amid headlight glare, sped about 30 miles an hour. Stephens was taken for shock. Muck’s step-daughter Alta White, 50, collapsed and was treated for heart disease. Coroner to hold inquest. 34th county fatal this year. Williams, foster son from Rock Rapids, Iowa, to arrive to handle affairs.
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East Speedway
Muck
North Richey Boulevard
Joel B. Stephens
N. Stone Ave
Stephens
Pima
Alta White
Apt. B
County
Charles Williams
Rock Rapids
Iowa
Sheriff's Deputies
Titanic Officer C H Lightoller Dies at 78
Cmdr C H Lightoller, the sole surviving Titanic officer from the 1912 disaster that claimed over 1500 lives, died in London at age 78. The veteran naval officer weathered the sea tragedy and its enduring fame.
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London
Cmdr
C. H. Lightoller
Tanks Tighten Grip as Casablanca Braces for Martial Law
In Casablanca French Morocco thousands of troops reinforce the city after nationalist riots leave 58 dead. Marines, Goumiers, Senegalese and Foreign Legion battalions pour in as curfew and evacuations widen. Authorities weigh martial law for the 700 000 residents amid regional North Africa unrest.
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Casablanca
French Morocco
Atlantic
Bu4arucuwit
Luropeal Quarver
Rental Units Project Starts Large Tucson build
W H Cobhrum Contractors of Dallas begins a $6 million residential rental project in southeast Tucson. The 587 units between 36th Street Ajoway extend east of Campbell Avenue to Country Club Road with 34 duplexes and rents to be announced later. Foundations for 37 houses laid and construction to reach five to 10 units per day.
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Tucson
W. H. Cobhrum Contractors
Dallas
36Th Street
Ajoway
Campbell Avenue
Country Club Road
Talking horse Lady Wunder wows Richmond crowds
In Richmond Virginia a talking horse named Lady Wunder answers questions by spelling with weighted levers. Owner Claudia Fonda says the horse predicts facts and has assisted in cases, drawing curious visitors and skeptical psychologists alike.
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Richmond
Lady Wonder
Lady
AWOL Sailors Return to Face Charges in Tucson Case
Two navy seamen Baker and Marcum, accused of kidnapping and robbery by a 17 year old Tucson wife, were flying to Tucson to clear charges. Police Chief Hays accompanied them. disputes over jurisdiction and travel expenses simmer in the county as Morrison plans quick resolution. The youths deny the felonies though admit sexual relations with the woman and say she picked them up on the Benson highway.
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Davis-Monthan Air Force
Tucson
Don J. Hays
Montgomery
Ala
Harrison P. Baker
Roy Ray Marcum
T‘hemselves
Roanoke
Baker
Sahuaro National Monument
San Diego
County Atty
Robert Morrison
Morrison
Hays
Citizen
Alabama
Lhhief
Havs
Treson
Marcum
Benson Highway
He's Back In Again For More Schooling
Cecil Parker, who learned leatherwork during a prison term, is back in jail in Winston-Salem on charges of stealing 1,600 square feet of leather.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
U.P
Cecil Parker
Warm Weather Forecast For Tomorrow Across Arizona
The weatherman reports more sun and warmth with only a few high clouds. Yesterday's high reached 66 degrees, then a morning low near 37, with values across the state including Phoenix 68 35 Yuma 70 44 Douglas 67 25 Flagstaff 40 16 and Grand Canyon 42 26.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Yuma
Douglas
Flagstaff
Grand Canyon
Pacific Coast Braces for Storm After Inland Flood Threats
A low pressure system 800 miles off the Oregon coast prompted warnings of more rain for central and northern California. The region reels from last weekend's heavy snows that halted trains, caused at least six deaths, and left landslides blocking Northwestern Pacific lines. Elsewhere, Eel River floodwaters receded while Sacramento and Russian River threats abated.
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Oregon Coast
California
Oregon-California
Southern Pacific
Northwestern Pacific Railroad
San Francisco Bay Area
Eureka
Calif
Eel River
Sacramento
Mississippi River
Appalachian Mountains
Upper Great Lakes
Dakotas
Minnesota
Colorado Mountains
Leadville
Wyoming
Tick Infestation Closes Nogales Stockyards in Sonora
Discovery of a tick infestation forces closure of Nogales stockyards in Sonora, likely for several days. A shipment of cattle bound for the United States was ordered returned by U S customs. Some shippers warn the closure could extend longer.
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Nogales
Sonora
United States
U. S. Customs Service
Allies Bomb Round-The-Clock As Korea Ground Fight Bases
Allied bombers in continuous raids target rail lines supply centers and convoys across North Korea while ground fighting slows due to Communist supply shortages. Sabres downed a MIG-15 in aerial combat as B 29s and B 26s strike deep, destroying trucks and key facilities including an ore plant and staff center. Ground actions see brief U N advances and Chinese counterattacks with artillery activity lightest since October.
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Korea
Seoul
Graham T. Hulse
Henley
England
Yalu River
United Nations
North Korea
Tokchon
Yongyopcham
Yongpung
Sukchon
Sinanju
Singye
U. N
Panmunjom
KOPO-TV Plans Feb 1 Start In Tucson TV Market
KOPO-TV will begin operations on Feb 1 1953 with a seven or eight hour day schedule and rapid expansion. Station officials at a Tucson cocktail party outline construction progress studio work antenna installation and plans to reach 60 to 100 miles with 33 000 watts. Two more Tucson stations KVOA-TV and KCNA-TV await FCC rulings on interim and permanent operations.
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Kopo-Tv
el Rio Country Club
Ashton Construction Co
Walter Stiles
Kopo Radio
W. Drachman St
Stiles
Tucson
Kvoa-Tv
Kcna TV
Federal Communications Commission
Kcna-Tv
FCC
University Players stage The Lady's Not For Burning in Tucson
Tonight opens a six night run at Herring Hall on the UA campus with the Lady's Not For Burning. Public events include a Bahai Temple talk at Tucson Bahai Community meeting and zoning hearings at St Ambrose parish hall. Wrestling at Tucson Sports Center follows the play.
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Herring Lad
Citizens’ Committee
Santa Rita
Paul Schoeny
Tucson
Jewish Reading Circle
E. Sixth St
Herring Hall
Chamber of Commerce
S. Stone Ave
East Broadway
Broadmoor
St. Ambrose Parish Hall
West Congress Street
the Lady's Not For
Index Jeune appeal against construction firm remains unresolved
Page 2 notes an ongoing appeal by Index Jeune challenging a construction company. The case atmosphere remains unsettled as filings continue and no final decision is announced.
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Tucson
Denver
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Mass
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