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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1952
Page
4
An army spokesman said the plan to cut production of medium tanks by about 45 percent from the 1954 goal does not reduce total equipment purchases but reschedules deliveries. The cutback will also affect Beton trucks and reduce light tank output by about 22 percent.
Temple Emanu El hosts an 8 15 p m Hanukkah service directed by Rabbi Albert Bilgray and confirmation students including Robert Allen Johanna Birnam Barbara Copins Marcia Glickman Corinne Hirsch Gerald Rakita Anita Rich Suzanne Schneck Regina May Weiss. Sunday Anshei Israel festival features Workmen's Circle program with Sholom Aleichem's The Doctor in Yiddish and recitations by Mrs Gerson and others. proceeds support housing in Israel.
Preliminary zoning for Broadmoor annex area west of Campbell Avenue draws general acceptance from Tucson planners and residents. A public hearing at St Ambrose parish hall drew about 35 people as the commission considers B-1 business zones for a Stratford corridor and an unrestricted parcel fronting Tucson Boulevard. The plan mirrors the county framework, preserves existing uses, and will be refined before a final public hearing and council action.
A reader asks where to live with a wife and child while a service member will soon be discharged. The column suggests testing both North Carolina and Ohio for best business opportunities and happiness, urging openness and compromise.
The U S embassy in Tokyo said it will pursue justice if evidence shows Wataru Kaji faced mistreatment by American personnel. An embassy statement noted an investigation into Kaji's claim of kidnapping, beating, and detention, with details referred to Japanese police. The U S army previously denied mistreatment and said Kaji was briefly held for questioning before release in 1951. The embassy added that information has been sent to Japanese authorities for inquiry.
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