Eisenhower Sets New Foreign Policy After State of the Union
In his State of the Union, President Eisenhower says the U.S. fleet will no longer shield Communist China and calls repudiation of Roosevelt Stalin pacts to clear the way for a new foreign policy. He outlines tax cuts with spending restraint, urges ending wage price controls April 30, but extends rent controls where housing is tight. He cancels Truman era Seventh Fleet limits on Nationalist raids from Formosa and signals a middle course on domestic policy.
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Chinese Navy Ready To Raid and Threats on Formosa
Vice Adm. Ma Chi-Chuang says the Nationalist Chinese navy is prepared for commando raids on the Communist coast and concedes major attacks are only a matter of time. Adm. Radford hints Formosa air raids could end neutralization policy as Ma meets Eisenhower in Washington. Ma tours Honolulu en route, noting Formosa air force strength and coincidences with the presidential decision.
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North Sea Storm Deluge Plunges Europe Into Chaos
A hurricane driven flood of the North Sea left at least 775 dead across Britain Holland Belgium and Germany with fears of 1000 or more. Dikes broke flooding one seventh of Holland and isolating tens of thousands. Rescue efforts surged across Britain and the continent as U S aid promised.
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Netherlands Prince Will Return Home
Prince Bernhard of The Netherlands plans to return to his flood struck homeland joining Queen Juliana in my time of their tragedy. He will leave by plane tomorrow to be with the Dutch people during their disaster. He had been due to attend New York Citys 300th founding anniversary ceremonies.
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Arizona House moves to repeal home buyer completion bonds
The Arizona House of Representatives introduced a replacing bill to undo last year’s completion bond law that required contractors to supply bonds or buyers to sign waivers. The measure aimed to prevent material liens on new homes after buyers paid for construction, a policy championed by Rep. Ray Martin in Pima County. It remains unclear if the repeal will gain support this session.
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Stone Sixth Avenue One-Way Proposal Advances
Councilman Casper Carey urged study of incorporating Stone avenue and Sixth avenue into a city one-way street pattern. He proposed Stone avenue run south and Sixth avenue north, with likely referral to the city manager traffic engineer and streets and sewers committee for report back to council.
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Dog Of The Week Returns In Daily Citizen
The Dog of the Week feature returns in today’s issue with appealing photos of available dogs. Reorganization due to city county shelter consolidation caused a monthlong absence. New shelter address is 802 W. Speedway. The Humane Society no longer sponsors the feature.
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Polish immigrant wins probation in U S district court
Jan Feszcezur, a 26 year old Polish veteran of seven years in prisons and camps across Europe, won two years probation after pleading guilty to entering the United States illegally. His harrowing tale spans Dachau, the Polish underground, the French Foreign Legion, and a perilous migrations path before his parole.
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Crosby TV column debuts in Citizens daily edition
John Crosby launches a four times a week television and radio column in the Citizen. He promises quick praise and sharp criticism to guide readers to programs on the airwaves and urges readers to start the Crosby habit today.
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39 Passengers Missing as Skyways Transport Plane Believed Down
A British four engine York transport with 39 passengers, traveling from Lagens to Gander, is believed down in the North Atlantic about 359 miles east southeast of Gander. RCAF search Lancasters from Greenwood joined the hunt alongside Coast Guard cutters Yakutat and McCulloch and Argentia aircraft.
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Plane Crashes Continue
Reports from multiple theaters recount U S Air Force B 29 wreck at Wheelus Field killing all 15 aboard. Navy notes 11 airmen died in a P 2 V Neptune crash near North Okinawa. A DC 4 transport in Hong Kong carried 22 and burned but all survived. In Wisconsin, two Sabrejet pilots remained missing after a training mission, with two others found.
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Sabres Down Two MIGs In Korean Air Battles
In northwest Korea, Sabrejets tangled with MIGs all along MIG alley. Pilots reported downing two Red jets and damaging two more as a 15th straight day of dog fights continued. The air force shielded B 29 bombers after a large strike near Chinnampo, destroying buildings and triggering explosions.
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Open Pits Bill Aims Protection After Tucson Drowning
Arizona House considers an Open Pits measure sponsored by Mrs. Julliette Willis to prohibit abandoned pits within city limits and a five mile band. The act targets unguarded excavations seen as dangerous after a water filled pit drowning near Tucson. A separate bill would officialize the name Hoover Dam for Boulder Dam.
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Warm Winter Forecast Sparks Concern for Summer
The report notes a warm winter with little sign of worsening soon. A weatherman suggests only light high cloudiness and says summer is not yet a concern, predicting possible cooling and even snow before heat arrives.
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Wildcats Face Bradley Braves In Last Nonconference Test
Tucson tonight hosts the Bradley Braves in a key nonconference matchup at Bear Down gym with a 7 PM tip. Also on tap are UA Wildcats and the 6:30 PM preliminary game, and a full slate of local events including cinema, lectures, and a Harlem Globetrotters charity game later.
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Arizona water survey fuels hope for underground crisis
Index Statewide survey indicates optimism over Arizona's critical underground water situation, with page references suggesting broader coverage across the edition. The note lists various sections including entertainment, editorials, and sports, showing a full newspaper mix around the topic.
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