Dulles backs European nuclear pool amid Cold War talks
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles pledged U S support for a European nuclear energy pool during talks with West German, French, Belgian and other leaders. He urged Congress to amend atomic laws to permit limited export to a Europe wide pool and emphasized control to prevent weapons diversion.
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John Foster Dulles
America
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Paul-Henri Spaak
France
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Antoine Pinay
North Africa
Middle East
Viet Nam
NATO
NATO Council
Europe
Russia
Geneva
Eisenhower World Health Report Sees Encouraging Recovery
Dr. Paul Dudley White said President Eisenhower’s heart attack recovery is excellent and encouraging but full workload readiness remains undetermined until mid February. White advised a southern exercise period after Christmas, with a possible Augusta Georgia golf stay and a return to Washington for Congress opening.
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White House
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Howard M. Snyder
Arizona House Senate End Battles Over Use Tax Exemption
In Phoenix the exhausted Arizona House and Senate adjourned after a 34 hour session as they resumed a dispute over a use tax and sales tax exemption bill. The Senate kept the use tax bill while the House pressed for concessions and threatened to adjourn until Monday. The captiol center of conflict involved Harold Giss and Governor McFarland as lawmakers wrangled over extensions and possible veto actions. Sperry Rand’s deadline hovering over potential plant investment added urgency to pass revised sales tax measures.
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Carpenter
Robert Wilson
Maricopa
Appropriations Committee
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Senate Conference Committee
Sperry Rand Corp
Arizona
Giss
Kefauver enters 1956 race as Stevenson urges unity
Senate hopeful Kefauver announced a new bid for the Democratic presidential nomination while Adlai Stevenson welcomed the move and urged party unity. Stevenson plans primaries in several states as Kefauver mulls California and Ohio contests amid ongoing Eisenhower health questions. Ohio’s filing deadline is February 8.
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Foreign Aid Pleas Rising for Next Year
Washington officials draft a foreign aid request nearing five billion dollars for next year to Congress. The plan would increase military assistance to about three times current levels and economic aid to around 1.9 billion. Higher aid is attributed to Russia's tougher anti western policies and is disclosed by top administration sources.
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Russia
Florida Gambler Buys Reno Riverside For $4 Million
Mert Wertheimer a Florida gambler and three associates acquired Reno’s Riverside Hotel for 4.01 million dollars from Reno Securities Co led by George Wingfield. Wertheimer Mathis and brother Lou have leased the Riverside Casino since 1950 and will operate it with West joining as a partner after licenses. A 500000 remodeling project is planned while the hotel casino and theater restaurant will stay open. The Riverside site has a long history dating to 1858 with earlier fires in 1869 and 1923.
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Baldy) West
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Palace Club
Detroit
Miami
Colonial Inn
Wodehouse Becomes Citizen
P G Wodehouse 74 year old British writer becomes American citizen in Suffolk County naturalization court ceremonies. He has lived near Remsenburg since 1947 and is working on his 75th book.
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N.Y
P. G. Wodehouse
Suffolk County
Naturalization Court
Wodehouse
Remseenburg
Twins Center Stage At Tucson Hospital
Officials at Tucson Medical Center clarified that admission to the obstetrical department is not restricted to twins. A sequence of multiple births occurred: a boy and girl to the Wilsons at 5:46 and 5:48 PM, then twin girls to Mrs Lyon at 10:56 and 11 PM, followed by a single girl to Mr. George at 2 AM.
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TMC Obstetrical Department
Lawrence O. Wilsons
Rt. 5
Kenneth Lyon
Polo Village
George Aes
Stratford Dr
Byrd's Ship Churns Through Ice Field
The USS Glacier leads the U S Antarctic expedition through towering ice as Seaman Donald Ballard, 20, recovers from a brain concussion in sickbay. Photos of the ice pack comfort him as the ship crosses the Antarctic circle and 180th meridian near Scott Island during the voyage.
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Mass
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Antarctica
Queen Dances With Footman at Windsor Castle Ball
Queen Elizabeth danced with a footman at Windsor Castle during the staff Christmas ball in the Waterloo chamber. The event drew over 300 guests including the Queen Mother as the royal party mingled with cooks, butlers, chambermaids, and other staff despite a power outage that halted festivities briefly.
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Waterloo
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Margaret
Weather Report From Tucson Sky Tuned To Pleasant Breeze
The weatherman notes Tucson will enjoy some of the nicest weather in the country with variable high cloudiness tonight and Sunday and no major temperature changes. Yesterday’s high reached 72.7 degrees above last year’s peak and the low was 40. Other readings include Phoenix 69/36 Yuma 73/43 Winslow 41/30 and Douglas 79/30.
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Yuma
Winslow
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Priest Subpoenas Governor Over School Crossing Dispute
A subpoena was issued for Gov. Ernest W. McFarland to appear December 27 for a court airing of the dispute over traffic protection for children at St. John’s School. Subpoenas also went to Arizona Highway Commission members in a mandamus proceeding led by Father Murphy’s attorney Frank E. Murphy Jr. The hearing concerns alleged failure to mark a school crossing at W. Ajo Rd. and S. 12th Ave. at 2 p.m. in Division 3.
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St. John’s School
Arizona Highway Commission
Joseph Murphy
Herbert F. Krucker
Frank E. Murphy Jr
Father Murphy
W. Ajo Rd
S. 12Th Ave
500 Arrested In Argentina Plot Aimed at Regime
In Buenos Aires reports quote unofficial sources saying Gen. Pedro Aramburu's provisional government crushed a large conspiracy. About 500 suspects were arrested as raids continued. The plot allegedly sought sabotage, strikes, and arson, described by informants as a Peronista effort starting in La Plata.
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Argentina
Pedro Aramburu
Aramburu
la Plata
Weekend Arts and Sports Schedule in Tucson
Tonight and tomorrow spotlight a busy lineup. Tucson Boys Band carols at 7 p.m. Broadway and Alvernon. Catalina hosts a high school basketball game at 8 p.m. THS gym. Tucson Little Theater presents I'll Leave It to You at 8:15. Kadimah Players perform Snafu at 8:30 at the Tucson Jewish Community Center. Mistletoe Ball at Pioneer Hotel ballroom at 9. Bridge City Championship at 1:15. Horse racing at RiIlito Park at 1:30. Micro Midget auto race at 2 on 36th Street. Children's Theater Christmas Plays at the Woman's Club at 2. University of Arizona Messiah concert at 8:15. Snafu show repeats at the JCC.
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Catalina
Yuma
Tucsoney School
Little Theater
Tucson’ Little Theater
Kadimah Players
Tucson Jewishmmunity Center
N. Plumer Ave
Pioneer Hotel
Tucson Bridge Club
Rillito Park
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Woman's Club
University of Arizona
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