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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1955

Page

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Red attack feared on Matsu Island amid offshore shelling

Reports say Chinese Communist forces bombard ends of the Nationalist island chain in a prelude to possible invasion of Matsu Quemoy or both. Skirmishes continue at Quemoy and Kaoteng with heavy shelling. U.S. sources caution against imminent assault though air power and naval patrols intensify.

Taipei Formosa Matsu Quemoy Kaoteng Quemoy Island Chiang Kai-shek U. S. 7Th Fleet U. S Okinawa Philippines Geneva Fukien Ben C. Davis

Last Tests Under Way In Copper Complex at San Manuel

One of the copper industry’s largest design and construction feats nears climax at San Manuel where copper production is near peak as final tests proceed and the project moves toward completion.

San Manuel

San Manuel Copper Complex Poised for Big Output

San Manuel is near full production with a 500 foot smokestack testing, a seven day flow to copper, and an 850 home townsite boom. Magma Copper Corp aims for mid 1956 production with 30 000 tons daily ore processed, 11 million wage payroll, and 6 million pounds molybdenum byproduct.

San Manuel North America Reconstruction Finance Corporation Magma Copper Corp San Manuel Copper Corp Phelps Dodge Wesley P. Goss Magma San Manuel Copper Frank H. Buchella Arizona Copper Company Sanuel Stearns-Roger Mfg. Co Utah Construction Co Eacti Area Buchella

Lull Before Storm as Arizona Legislature Girds for Battle

Arizona House and Senate edge toward a subsistence allowance clash after a four day pause. The House passed a bill raising pay to 22 and 17 dollars daily, while the Senate suspends action and aims to set a 17 dollar baseline with Phoenix members at 12 dollars. If Senate approves with cuts, the House may accept, keeping an emergency clause. The code reading plan hinges on printers and a rapid reading method as the session nears.

Phoenix House Senate Harry Ruppelius Technica

East Backs Down On Berlin Plans

East German Communists retract threats to halt traffic to isolated Berlin. West Berlin official Otto Theuner says old permits for barges to access West Berlin via the Soviet zone remain valid beyond December 31. The move eases Western fears of a renewed blockade.

Berlin West Berlin Otto Theuner Suet

French Newsreel Scandal Over Algeria Shooting

Algerian coverage shows a gendarme firing on rebels at Ain Abid last August. Georges Chassagne denies bribery claims by L Express and defends his newsreel work while the Faure Mendes France clash over electoral motives.

Paris Algeria Mon- Beant Mardieval Naste Gay 5 Georges Chassagne L’express Pierre Mendes- France Interior Ministry Edgar Faure Faure Mendes-France France Fox Movietone News Chassagne Ain Abid

Winter Sun Amid Heat Wave Sets Record in Tucson

Tucson endures a rare warm spell as the city posts a high of 76 degrees for a week of records. The forecast calls for little temperature change with a low near 45, while other cities show varying winter temperatures.

Tucson Los Angeles Yuma Prescott Flagstaff Chicago Minneapolis New York

U.S. Reaffirms Goal of Peaceful Liberation of Captive Peoples

The White House defended U.S. policy against Khrushchev's critique, saying Eisenhower and Dulles will persist in seeking peaceful liberation for captive European nations until success is achieved. Hagerty stated the goal remains a major objective of U.S. foreign policy despite Soviet criticism.

Key West Fla White House Eisenhower United States James C. Hagerty Dulles Nikita S. Khrushchev Russia Communist Party Khrushchev Geneva Hagerty

Eligibility Questioned For Tucson Council Candidate

For the second day in a row a Republican ward candidate faced scrutiny over eligibility. Charles E. Branin was found not to have been a continuously registered Tucson voter for the past three years, though he met residency requirements. Branin announced a bid for Ward 3 in the February 21 primary, while James Troutwine in Ward 6 was disqualified over residence duration. The city charter requires three years of residency and electoral qualification before candidacy. A Superior Court judge cited Ahrens vs Kirby, stating a “qualified elector” is defined as one who is registered to vote.

Charles E. Branin Tucson Branin James Troutwine Pueblo Gardens County Recorder’s Superior Court Robert S. Tullar Arizona Ahrens

TRT Fare Hearing Set

The Tucson Rapid Transit Company seeks Arizona Corporation Commission approval to raise fares and split zone 1 into two by adding a fourth zone. A hearing is scheduled for January 13 at the Tucson Elks Club, with proposed rates 10 15 20 25 cents per zone, up from 10 15 20 cents. TRT cites rising operating costs and a five year no-raise gap since its last fare increase.

TRT Phoenix Tucson Rapid Transit Company Arizona Corporation Commission Tucson Elks Club

Copper Production On Upswing

The Commerce Department reports new copper production in Nevada and Arizona may help meet surging demand in 1956. Consumption reached a record peacetime 1,486,000 tons this year, with shortages expected in the first half of 1956. Magma Copper Co. at San Manuel and Kennecott Copper Corp. in Nevada are projected to add 7,000 tons daily in the latter half of 1956.

Washington Nevada Arizona Commerce Department Department Magma Copper Co San Manuel Kennecott Copper Corp

Horse Racing and Public Events At Rillito Park and Tucson Venues

Tomorrow schedule includes horse racing at Rillito Park at 1:30 P.M. Public Square dance at Tucson Gardens from 7:30 to 1 P.M. The Book Mobile stops at Washwell 9 A.M. to 12 Noon. Arizona Sonora Desert Museum offers live animals, reptiles, and plants 10 A.M. to 5 P.M.

Rillito Park Tucson Gardens Washwell Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum

Newsdesk Index of Pages and Page Assignments

The page index lists sections and topics across the issue including expansion plans by the telephone company, a jet pilot crash heading to sea, farm and ranch notes, a Nashua comparison horse, and sections for Movies Radio TV Records and Sports with page numbers for women’s topics.

Telephone Company Nashua

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