No Strings Attached Aims at African Asian Aid Drive
Soviet Union offers loans and aid to African and Asian nations urging nationalization of Western enterprises. At the African Asian Conference in Cairo about 400 delegates from 38 countries attend as Russia claims no strings and no blocs while criticizing U S aid and proposing a common market idea. The European Common Market begins Jan 1, stirring fears among independent African nations about raw material sales. The non official delegates attack the West citing imperialism and independence loss.
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Egypt
Soviet Union
Tion
Suez Canal
Russia
Economic Committee
Abdel Razzakh Hassan
France
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Soviet plan to ban atomic arms in Europe studied in U S
U S officials study Bulganin proposal to ban weapons in Western and Eastern Germany with possible expansion to Poland and Czechoslovakia. Eisenhower draft reply may treat idea as a future option while seeking preliminary talks and a foreign ministers meeting.
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Eisenhower
Bulgaria
Poland
United Nations
Russia
United States
Britain
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Paris
Dulles
Soviet Urges West To Accept Disarmament Proposals
Pravda challenged the West to back Soviet disarmament bids including a ban on nuclear weapons production and tests and troop reductions in Central Europe. Washington studies the proposals while NATO talks face Western criticism and Moscow accuses the U.S. of blocking progress.
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Communist Party
U. S. State Department
Europe
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Washington
Copper income dip in Arizona hits 131 million
Arizona copper income fell to 300.9 million dollars in the year, despite record production of 510000 tons. The decline stems from low market prices 29.5 cents per pound, as the state also reported declines across lead zinc gold and silver totals.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Arizona Department of Mineral Resources
State Tax Forms Mailed Out In Arizona
State Tax Commission officials report about 250000 Arizona residents will receive income tax forms an increase of nearly 30000 from last year. Forms go to single filers with 1000 or more income and to married couples with 2000 or more. Filing is required even though tax due has been collected through withholding.
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Phoenix
State Tax Commission
Arizona
Commission
Two Deaths Boost Pima Road Toll
Two fatal accidents raised Pima County’s tally to 51. Lonnie Miner, 29, died at 12 30 in a collision of a motorcycle and car at S 12th Ave and Canada St. Raymond Smith, 23, was injured. Henry Lopez, 77, of Espanola New Mexico, died in a head on crash on the Benson highway.
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S. 12Th Ave
Canada St
Raymond Smith
St. Mary's Hospital
Smith
Celia
Miner
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St. Mary’s
Pima County Hospital
Benson Highway
Here
Henry Lopez
Espanola
N. M
Arizona
Lopez
Tucson
AHP
Raymond Dahm
Jimmy Neal Barrett
Choudrant
Margaret Light
Michael
Cornelius Schouten
St. Francis Hospital
Lynwood
Calif
Schouten
Gardena
Joan Schouten
Sunny Weekend Forecast For Old Pueblo And Beyond
The forecast calls for sunny skies today and tomorrow with little temperature change. It will be cooler in northern areas tonight. In Tucson yesterday the high reached 66 degrees and the low 47, while Des Moines saw 36 and 30 respectively.
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Old Pueblo
Tucson
Des Moines
Salk Signals Possible Breakthrough Against Cancer
Dr. Jonas E. Salk reports a simple method to measure antibodies that kill test cells and may aid cancer research. He notes the need for more study while his tissue culture work with monkey heart cells shows continuously propagating lines produce potent antibodies that kill cancer cells in vitro but also damage normal cells.
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New York
Jonas E. Salk
Virus Research Laboratory
University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
Salk
Journal of the American Assny For the Advancement of Science
Papago Tribe signs 25 year farm development lease
The Bureau of Indian Affairs approves a 25 year lease on about 12000 acres of Papago Reservation land southwest of Tucson. Freesch Land Ventures and James Stewart Co. will develop up to 10000 acres with wells and a concrete irrigation ditch system. Rental splits go to the tribe and Chukut Kuk District.
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Phoenix
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Papago Reservation
Tucson
Chukut Kuk
Freesch Land Ventures
Papago Farms Co
James Stewart Co
M. S. Horne
Paul W. la Prade
Wallace 0. Tanner
la Prade
Freesch Corporation
Whitney & la Prade
Arizona
Charles W. Freesch
Ex Reds Officers in UAW Rules Challenge
The article notes that union rules do not bar former Communists from holding officer positions in the UAW as discussed on Page 4. It mentions internal debate and policy questions about eligibility and past affiliations within the labor movement.
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UAW
Carmen Basilio
Ring Magazine
Illinois
Elvis Presley Granted 60 Day Draft Deferment
Elvis Presley received a 60 day deferment from the Army after his draft board unanimously approved the move. The Hollywood studio sought the delay to protect pre production investments for King Creole while Presley completed his fourth film in New Orleans.
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Presley
Memphis
Tenn
Elvis Presley
Hollywood
Milton Bowers Sr
Selective Service
Frome
Camp Chaffee, Ark
New Orleans
Bowers
New Evolution Theory Sees Man as Plant Ancestry
Indiana report covers Texas A&M biologist Lawrence Dillon who proposes all life belongs to the plant kingdom. He argues animals are highly modified plants evolved from brown seaweed and blue green algae are the simplest life forms.
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Indianapolis
Lawrence S. Dillon
Texas A.&m. College
Earth
Dillon
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