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Tucson airport hoped to become an international terminal for travel from the continental United States to Asia and the Pacific as West Coast weather worsened. Col Louis Lamm urged a zoning ordinance to ensure safe aircraft operation while Prof J Byron McCormick warned the measure might be too restrictive for University of Arizona expansion near the airport. R W F Schmidt outlined plans for a longer runway and airport improvements to keep Tucson at the forefront of national airport development.
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Tucson Municipal Arport
United States
Asia
Pacific
Col
Louis Lamm
Davis- Monthan
Lamm
Tucson
Pima County
Commission
Hungarians Face Dreaded Internments
In Budapest a presidential council decree re establishes a Soviet backed internment system allowing detention of people whose activity endangers public order. The rule permits detention up to six months and targets those deemed disruptive to production or public security.
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Budapest
Presidential Council
U S and India Forge Broad Agreement after Talks
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Nehru said their discussions in Washington established a broad area of agreement on world affairs. The White House communique noted greater understanding of each other’s policies to foster international peace and friendship, with Nehru stressing strengthened bonds of friendship.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nehru
India
United States
White House
National
United Nations
New York
Canada
Eiisenhower- Nehru
Nixon tours Austrian refugee camps near Hungary border
Vice President Nixon traveled with a heavy security escort to Neusiedl 11 miles from Hungary as part of a tour of Austrian refugee camps. He carried a message from President Eisenhower praising Austria for opening borders and promising support for refugees.
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Vienna
Richard M. Nixon
Neusiedl
Hungary
Nixon
U. S
Neusied
Austria
Eisenhower
Julius Raab
Weather at Normal in Calm Christmas Week
The report notes steady conditions with yesterday’s high at 65 and early day low of 39 near normal. Expect sunshine with occasional high thin clouds, light winds, and no precipitation. temperatures should remain steady through Christmas shopping. Joyeux Noel.
No Job Offer, Says Grande in Undersheriff Case
Former sheriff captain Arthur A. Grande testified at a Clark election contest hearing that he was never offered the undersheriff post in return for votes. The proceeding before Superior Court Judge Robert S. Tullar focused on whether Sheriff-elect James W. Clark offered a reward to Grande to win support, with Clark admitting publicly to consider Grande for the role.
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Arthur A. Grande
James W. Clark
Grande
Clark
Ben J. McKinney
Superior Court
Robert S. Tullar
McKinney
Citizens For Clark Committee
Committee
William Spaid
Spaid
Tullar
Exchange Club
Sheriff's Department
A. W
Scrap) Roberts
David Putney
Post
Citizen
Chris Cole
Kopo-Tv
Jim Cooper
The
Cole
Tenden
Edmundson to Leave DM Col Wilson to Head 36th
Brig Gen James V Edmundson commander of the 36th Air Division at Davis-Monthan AFB departs for SAC headquarters at Offutt AFB Omaha. Col Delmar E Wilson will assume command of the 36th Bomb Wing at Little Rock AFB and arrive in January or early February.
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James V. Edmundson
36Th Air Division
Davis-Monthan Afb
Strategic Air Command Headquarters
SAC
Offutt Afb
Omaha
Neb
Col
Delmar E. Wilson
384Th
Little Rock Afb
Ark
Edmundson
D-M
57Th Air Division
Fairchild Afb
Wash
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Solomon Islands
Navy
England
Seraine
8Th Air Force Service
Guam
Little Rock
Wilson
Barksdale Afb
Waving At Trains Brings Collective Thanks In NJ
In Dunellen New Jersey seven furnace workers waved to Reading Railroad commuters on the Wall Streeter for almost a year. Today the train stopped at their platform and Santa Claus Walker Stevenson of Princeton presented the workers with a $50 breakfast fund. Foreman James W. Bryant of Plainfield greeted the scene as plant officials and riders looked on.
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Santa Claus
Walker Stevenson
Princeton
James W. Bryant
Plainfield
Santa
Triple killer bachelor goes wild in three deaths
A man described as a bachelor killed three people and wounded two in a violent spree. Police report indicates the attacker acted alone, with witnesses describing a chaotic scene before authorities detained him.
Case Of Dying Widows In Eastbourne Trial Set
Dr J Bodkin Adams 57 faces murder charges in the deaths of Mrs Edith Morrell and other elderly patients amid years of rumors in Eastbourne England. Scotland Yard Inspector Bert Hannam led the inquiry after many widows altered wills before dying of cerebral thrombosis. Adams to be defended by Sir Hartley Shawcross as ex Attorney General.
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Adams
Britain
John Christie
London
Nottingham Road
Hannam
Yard
Edith Alice Morrell
Neurenberg
Sidney Caffyn
Scotland Yard
Eastbourne
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Iron Curtain
Bill Hopkins
Pinacote
Moon Country
Jessie Goldie
Syracuse
N. Y
Thomas Hale
Japan
Tokyo
Kure
Nagoya
Kobe
Kwajalein
Pentagon
March Afb
Calif
Gen. Edmundson
Col. Wilson
Betty Milburn
Woman's View
Yen
Blue Yonder
Terra Firma
Saintmaker
New Mexico
Arizona
Cscs
Molly Mayfield
Public Records
J. Bodkin Adams
Bert Hannam
Scote Land Yard
Ethel Hunt
Sir John Hunt
Leslie Henson
Edith Mawhood
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