NATO Summit proposes Russia disarmament talks in Paris
The NATO conference ends with a plan to offer Moscow a foreign ministers meeting on disarmament. It rejects the Soviet monopoly on European nuclear forces and says stocks of nuclear warheads and intermediate range missiles will be available to defend the alliance. The communique urges Russia to resume UN disarmament cooperation while keeping the door open for negotiations.
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NATO Summit Decisions Cover Nuclear, IRBM, and Unity
The Paris NATO summit outlines stockpiles ready for use, IRBM deployment, and force integration across air naval defenses. It backs renewed disarmament talks if Moscow agrees, calls for German reunification honoring 1955 pledge, and sets up a NATO scientific group with a new advisor. It emphasizes Middle East stability Africa development and Indonesian concerns. NATO reaffirms collective defense and labels Soviet aims as a drive for global domination.
NATO Meeting Sparks Debate Over Strategy of Victory or Retreat
William L. Ryan observes that while Dulles hails the Paris NATO meeting as a victory against the Soviet threat, signs point to a drift toward neutralism in Western Europe. The conference signals a new approach to Moscow with calls for disarmament talks but leaves the initiative to the Russians, prompting concerns of a Pax Sovietica and a possible weakening of Western resolve.
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Air Force fires Thor missile into clear sky
Cape Canaveral bulletin reports the Thor missile launched by the Air Force disappeared into a clear sky without any difficulty. Page 1 coverage notes the test as observed from Cape Canaveral Florida with timing and official statements.
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Seat Cover King Faces Arson and Fraud Charges
Carl Teguns, dubbed the seat cover king, is to surrender on charges of arson with intent to defraud an insurer and conspiracy related to a September 9 fire at his 941 N. Stane Ave store. The complaint ties Matt Ginsburg and Howard Starr to the plot, with Ginsburg already having pleaded guilty to a related charge.
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SAC Officers Continue High Resignation Rate
About 11 percent of SAC officer strength will be lost to the Strategic Air Command by end of 1957, with training investments of 441 million dollars at risk. The pattern mirrors recent years as resignations reduce fully trained personnel. About 37 percent are new officers still learning duties across specialties, including combat crews for six engine B47 aircraft, with four years of training needed for qualification.
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Funeral delayed for fingerprinting of Joe Banks
Funeral services for Joe Banks were delayed at the last minute so sheriff’s department investigators could fingerprint the man who was to be buried. He fainted at a Greyhound depot on Dec 6 while traveling from Galveston to Pasadena and died Dec 9 in Pima County Hospital without regaining consciousness. Papers listed only his name and approximate age.
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Brisk Cold Air Plagues Morning with Wind
A brisk low of 36 or 35 hit early today as north winds kept temperatures down. The forecast calls for a warmer day tomorrow with a possible high near 70.
Brooks Out As Chief Of Commission
A feud in the Arizona Corporation Commission leads to George Senner ousting Chairman William T. Brooks. Senner will become chairman January 1, with E. T. Williams. Brooks accuses colleagues of political expediency and opposition.
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Deadly tornadoes devastate Missouri and southern Illinois
A wave of killer tornadoes struck Missouri and southern Illinois toward Indiana. At least 13 dead and more than 200 injured in the region. Murphysboro and Gorham suffered extensive damage. Mt. Vernon reports about 1 million dollars in losses. Arkansas towns near Waldo and Magnolia also reported injuries as lines of communication and power failed.
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Pima County Tops State Retail Spending Amid Growth
Valley National Bank officials project Arizona retail sales at 14 billion this year with Pima County contributing about 290 million. Maricopa County accounts for over 800 million, Yuma near 62 million, Pinal at 57 million, and Cochise/Cochise County growth hinges on Ft. Huachuca expansion amid the copper downturn.
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