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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1956

Page

7

Nixon to visit Austrian refugee camps on European trip

President Nixon plans a four day Austrian swing visiting Vienna camps Eisenstadt Lower Austria and Burgenland then a Vienna school and a refugee processing center. White House says the trip aims to shape policy on Hungarian refugees and may urge extending or reforming refugee and immigration law.

Washington-Ap Richard Austria Nixon Washington Vienna Eisenstadt Lower Austria Burgenland United| States Eisenhower Congress United States Augusta U.S Mixon Ncre White House

Thieves Loot Four Places For A Total Of $900

Four burglaries yielded losses estimated at 900 dollars. A department store, Korbys Mos E Speedway, was entered after prying the east door opened. $100 in coins were stolen from a locked office using an acetylene torch. At Cascade Laundry a garage was entered, and tires tools and ignition items valued at 17 dollars were taken. A home on Willard Street had a forced French door entry with a wrist watch and blender worth 170 dollars missing. A third residence on Nogales Highway reported construction tools valued at 312 dollars stolen from a house under construction.

Fucson Korby Mos E. Speedway Cascade Laundry Maurice Shhenk Willard St D. V. Michael Nogales Hwy Michael N. Houghton Rd

Motorist Cited In Scooter Crash

Lee Gerber aged 23 of 138 E Led Street sustained knee and ankle injuries and a nose laceration when Gladys Jean Hanshaw 26 of 3825 Monte Vista Avenue pulled in front of him on Broadway at Fremont Avenue. Hanshaw cited for failure to yield right of way.

Ance Lee Gerber E. Led St E. Broadway Fremont Ave Gerber Broadway Gladys Jean Hanshaw Monte Vista Ave

Israeli import licenses canceled as Reds ban press grows

Government officials in Tel Aviv announce that import licenses for Soviet publications and other papers are canceled and will not be granted again, signaling a widening restriction on foreign media.

Tel Aviv

Arizona Blue Sky Law Tightening Proposed

The Arizona Corporation Commission weighs an amendment to strengthen the Blue Sky law to regulate securities advertising. Arthur Toll notes ads would show only the security title amount offered prices and brief business description. Brokers largely back the plan while two savings associations oppose it saying it is too restrictive.

Phoenix—P Arizona Corporation Commission Federal Securities ‘and Exchange ‘Commission Act Arthur Toll Blue Sky Toll Two Savings and Yorn Assoiations

Off Duty Cops Accused of Beating Two Negroes

In Cleveland two African American men say off duty policemen beat them for drinking beer in a cafe. Robert J. Barbee 30 with psychology degree and Army Sgt. Herman Humphries 26 were allegedly assaulted while a white patron left. Barbee and Humphries were jailed two nights without charge then charged with disorderly conduct and intoxication. the officers claimed self defense. A 25 member delegation protested to the mayor.

Cleveland Robert J. Barbee Sosial Security Administration Army Herman Humphries Barbee Humphries Central Edward Shanjuk

Cleveland leaders weigh action after civil rights groups urge steps

The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People the Urban League the Central Areas Community Council and the Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance press for action. Mayor Anthony J Celebrezze and Safety Director John McCormick said they would consult Police Chief Frank W Story before any move.

of the National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People The Urban League Central Areas Community Council Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance Anthony J. Celebrezze John McCormick Frank W. Story

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