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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1955

Page

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State House to vote on subsistence pay for legislators

Arizona lawmakers debated per diem raises with plans for a flat 99.17 dollar rate, 17 to 22 dollars daily via receipts, and up to 25 dollars if expenses are billed. House approval near, Senate may amend. governor later to sign. Myers urged voter referendum to change salaries. National Guard funded 50 thousand for highway patrol expenses over holidays.

Phoenix State House of Representatives Capitol House Senate Robert Myers Maricopa Myers Maricopa County National Guard

Khrushchev Attacks Eisenhower and Warns on Western Interference

Khrushchev denounced Eisenhower as interfering in Communist affairs and dismissed open skies as military intelligence. He touted heavier hydrogen bomb power, criticized Dulles, and urged against Western disarmament while accusing Western leaders of hostility to Geneva spirit.

Moscow Nikita Khrushchev Eisenhower Dulles Communist Party Supreme Soviet Geneva Khrushchev Radio Free Europe Averell Harriman New York India Nikolai Bulganin

Eisenhower Paints as Rain Delays Sunshine Visit

President Eisenhower spent a morning at his naval base living quarters painting while overcast skies broke to sun. He earlier golfed and walked near submarines with Cmdr Edward L. Beach and aides as Hagerty noted no work of necessity. Milton Eisenhower wore a bright purple shirt as a contrast to his brother’s conservative attire.

Eisenhower Key West Milton Eisenhower E. L. Beach Secret Service Naval Base Colorado Denver Rocky Mountains James C. Hagerty White House Washington Hagerty Congress Edward L. Beach Howard M. Snyder Milton S. Eisenhower Pennsylvania State University Beach Harry S. Truman

Troutwine Candidacy Hit By City Charter Residency Rule

Fresh candidate for Ward 6 Tucson city council James Troutwine faces disqualification after a technical issue in the city charter. The three year continuous residency requirement would be unmet despite prior city residence, with filing due by Jan 3 for the Feb primary.

James Troutwine Ward Pueblo Gardens Tucson Troutwine 32Nd St Harold R. Neubauer

Military Pay In Tucson Area Nearly $48 Million

The 1955 Armed Forces payrolls in the Tucson area totaled about 48 million dollars, fueling local commerce. Davis Monthan Air Force Base led with roughly 30 million in payrolls, followed by Ft Huachuca at over 12 million, with smaller sums from reserves and National Guard units. Local merchants cite indirect spending effects as a major driver of Tucson’s economy and anticipate continued growth with planned Ft Huachuca installations.

Tucson Chamber of Commerce Davis-Monthan Air Force Base Pledger Bishop Ft. Huachuca Arthur Mann Ganization National Guard James R. Stallings U. S. Marine Reserve U. S. Army Reserve Monte Mansfield Jr Monte Mansfield Motors Mansfield Armed Forces Co. R. MacNeil Richard Jacome Jacome’s Department Store Mann Chamber Archie Reed Reed Posen

Tucson Sets Six Straight Record Warm Days

Tucson’s weather keeps breaking warmth records with six days of equal or higher highs. Forecasts predict variable clouds and windy conditions without major temperature changes tonight and Friday, as yesterday’s high reached 73 and the low 42 versus last year’s 18. Other Arizona readings included Douglas 72 42 Flagstaff 45 25 Prescott 56 31 and Phoenix 72 46.

Tucson Mercury Arizona Douglas Flagstaff Prescott Phoenix

Two Die In Crash Near Londonderry Ohio

Cambridge post of the state patrol reported a two-engine private plane owned by Gulf Refining Co crashed in Guernsey County hills about a mile northwest of Londonderry. Two men were killed. names were not released. The route was Tulsa Oklahoma to Pittsburgh. Fire equipment and an ambulance responded to the scene.

Cambridge Ohio Guernsey County Londonderry State Highway Patrol Gulf Refining Co Tulsa Okla Pittsburgh

Aid Plan Under Study

The Eisenhower administration plans to ask Congress for authority to commit the United States to a 10 year program of economic aid to friendly nations. The amount per country would vary with project size, possibly from half a billion to a billion dollars, paid in annual installments. Congress, already wary of a larger foreign aid request, may react strongly to this new commitment. Senator George of Georgia expects a serious reappraisal of the foreign aid situation by Congress.

Washington Eisenhower Congress United States Sen. George D-Ga

TRT seeks fare increase after 25 percent revenue drop

Tucson Rapid Transit Co asks the State Corporation Commission for higher fares after reporting a 25 percent drop in business since returning from a labor dispute settlement. The plan halves zone radii, adds a new zone, and proposes a 25 cent top fare with potential further increases for extended service.

Tucson Rapid Transit Co State Corporation Commission Homer Frost Frost Tucson TRT Davis-Monthan

Nike Use Set For Europe Defense Boost

The Nike anti aircraft guided missile is likely to be sent to Europe to reinforce Western defenses. The missile itself probably will not be deployed overseas for more than a year while launching sites and underground storage rooms are built. It will guard U.S. bases in Europe, especially in Germany, and may assist major Western European forces.

Washington Europe Nike United States U.S Germany

Public square dances and wrestling fill Tucson schedule

Tonight at 7:30 Great Books Discussion Group No 4 on Treaties On Man follows professional wrestling at 8:30 at Tucson Sports Center. Tomorrow Bookmobile at Goodman's Market 2 to 5 PM then public square dance at Tucson Gardens at 7:30 PM.

Tucson Sports Center Goodman’s Market Tucson Gardens

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