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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1956

Page

2

NATO Ministers Debate U.S. Right to Act Alone

At the NATO ministers conference in Paris, U S Secretary of State Dulles asserted the United States reserves the right to act without NATO consultation in certain regions. East German fears rise as Von Brentano warns of possible Soviet intervention, with discussions on amending the alliance’s command and consultation rules.

Paris North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATO West A. U. S State Dulles America Heinrich von Brentano Hungary East Germany Dulles Britain France Egypt United States NATO ‘Council North Atlantic Council Chiang Kai-shek Formosa Lester Pearson Canada Harvard Lange Norway Gaetano Martino Italy Christian Pineau West Germany von Brentano Brentano NATO Council of Men

Nehru cites Chou En Lai shift toward better U.S. ties

Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru said in New Delhi that Communist China has changed its attitude toward the United States and now seeks closer relations. He noted Chou En Lai's more confident stance and expected to raise Sino American talks with Eisenhower during his Washington visit. Nehru urged the U.S. and Soviet Union to halt arms shipments to the Middle East to ease the Suez crisis.

New Delhi India China United States U.S Jawaharlal Nehru Nehru Red China Chou En-lai Chou Washington Eisenhower Russia Midéast

Service Station Burglarized. Cash and Records Stolen

Blakely's Service Station at 3333 S W2th Ave was burglarized yesterday as the front door was pried open. About $100 in cash, a credit book, premium coupons and charge accounts vanished, one possibly belonging to the burglar.

Blakely S. W2th Ave

Garage sale style store ad listing assorted goods

A cluttered promotional page lists items from housewares to toys with prices. Items include giant can openers, boxed steak markers, aprons, pillows, blankets, shoe bags, dress bags, a Sunbeam Mixmaster, tie racks, concave suit hangers, brief cases, musical boxes, figurines, scented hangers, sewing boxes, cosmetic kits, and various odds and ends. Some items note tax, floor locations, and a sign promising one hour free parking with a purchase.

Nehru cites 25 000 Hungarians slain in Hungary crisis

New Delhi Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru estimated in Parliament that 25 000 Hungarians and 7 000 Soviet troops were killed in the Hungarian uprising. He said no large-scale fighting remains, but passive resistance continues and India backs withdrawal of foreign troops to ease the Central European tension. He noted Ambassador Menon reported Budapest resembled civil disobedience in India and discussed with Hungarian Premier Janos Kadar the issue of UN observers and Hungary’s sovereignty concerns. He urged a constructive UN role and stressed India’s sympathy for Hungarians. He added that both sides should withdraw foreign forces to improve the region’s prospects.

New Delhi Jawaharlal Nehru Nehru Hungary Moscow K. P. S. Menon Budapest India Menon Janos Kadar Tary Dag Hammarskjold U.N

Family Faces Dreary Christmas in Fire After Cow Sale

In Waco Texas Mr and Mrs Granville Whitlock sold their cow Brownie to buy Christmas presents for seven children. They burned their rented home to hide the sale and escaped with the kids unharmed though many possessions were lost. Whitlock is 34 and bears war injuries including eye damage from 1947.

Waco Tex Granville Whitlock Whitlock

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