Limited Wars More Likely Probe Told By McCaul and Johnson
Marine Corps witnesses told Senate subcommittee the missile satellite program should not crowd other weapons efforts. Lt Gen Verne J McCau urged focusing on mobile missiles for landing forces as the panel reviewed plans and pace toward space goals. Von Braun and von Braun urged a national space agency and a five year project to place a man in orbit with a return able capability as Teller warned Russia's space control could trigger mortal risk.
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Eisenhower urges NATO arms effort amid missile base row
President Eisenhower pressed NATO for a unified armament push in the missiles race with Russia. Leaders urged caution on basing nuclear rockets in Europe, while Spaak warned the summit would extend as disputes over stockpiles and basing persist. Adenauer backed modern weapons but urged thorough study and possible postponement. Gerhardsen signaled no stockpile or launch sites in Norway, favoring a negotiated disarmament path.
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Eisenhower Challenges Soviet Parity for Nuclear Steps
President Eisenhower said the United States would not lower its nuclear guard unless the Soviet Union matched every move. He spoke in response to Nehru’s appeal and backed a worldwide disarmament treaty with robust controls to prevent surprise attack.
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NATO Paris meeting sparks calls for unity and economic moves
The article reports Adenauer urging a NATO study to penetrate Soviet satellite economies and tighten ties with Middle Eastern nations. Eisenhower pledges strong leadership and action to counter nuclear threats, while stressing alliance unity and rational control of forces threatening peace. The piece frames the first heads of government session in eight years as pivotal.
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Rain Forecast and Temperature Notes for Tucson
Cloudy day with strong winds and scattered showers forecast for Tucson. States rainfall varied yesterday from .36 inches at Grand Canyon to .05 at Yuma, with nationwide rainfall similar. Lows tonight near 45 to 50, highs tomorrow around 85 to 60, and yesterday’s high 6 with a low of 52 degrees.
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City Jail Overcrowding Spurs Suspended Sentences
Mayor Don Hummel warned City Council that the jail is crowded with 104 prisoners at the city farm and 39 in the city hall lockup. Judge Van Slyke released 59 offenders with suspended sentences after many crowded weekend cases. the crisis reflects broader capital needs.
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Don Hummel
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Arizona Legislator Proposes Stricter College Entrance Rules
NOGALES-UB Senator Nelson Brown says the three state universities should use tougher entrance standards to curb wasteful spending on facilities. He cites over 35 percent dropout in early college years and projects rising freshman enrollment by 1967, urging redirected high school and junior college paths for noncollegebound students. Brown believes the Board of Regents could implement this.
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Pensions Cut Proposed to Fund Missile Programs
Washington reports President Eisenhower will propose trimming veterans pensions to free funds for missile and satellite programs. The plan faces opposition from major veterans groups and is expected to be sent to Congress in a special message early next year. The cut would affect pensions for veterans disabled after returning to civilian life, not those disabled in service.
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Eisenhower
Atlas ICBM Launch Delayed Amid Test Center Uncertainty
A planned Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile firing near a closely guarded test center was postponed shortly after noon due to unspecified reasons. Beachfront observers reported scattered groups as the postponement became evident.
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Arizona Sigma Chi Christmas Dance Gifts
The Sigma Chi fraternity at the University of Arizona held its annual Christmas dance on Saturday night. As usual, the hosts gave gifts to guest women, this year providing electric razors.
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University of Arzona
Ajo Youth Kills Father In Pima County Homicide
A 19 year old Ajo youth killed his father during a family fight in the Middaugh home near Pima County. The son, William Middaugh, told deputies the father fired first. Harry Middaugh, a Phelps Dodge employee, died at the scene. The inquest was held with Deputy County Atty Jack Podert and Capt Edmund Haverty leading the investigation.
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Citizen United Nations adjournment deadlocks delegates
Inside the Citizen United Nations notes adjournment leaves delegates stuck on many issues with key talks stalled and little progress reported as time runs short.
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