Insurance Probe Bill Aims Five Member Committee
Arizona lawmakers introduce a bill to create a five member committee appointed by the attorney general to investigate the insurance business in the state. Representatives Tshudy and Pyper sponsor the measure which would authorize subpoenas and report its findings to the next regular session.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Arizona House
Senate
Harold W. Tshudy
Rmaricopa
William Pyper
R-Maricopa
New Arizona Opinion Labels Bingo in Tucson as Lottery
Arizona Attorney General Ross F. Jones and Timothy D. Parkman ruled that Bingo played in Tucson churches and private clubs is a lottery and thus illegal under state law. The opinion, sought by Pima County Atty. Morris K. Udall, addresses Bingo sold by card and general admission events offering varied entertainment.
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Phoenix
Ross F. Jones
Tucson
Arizona
Pima County
Morris K. Udall
Jones
Timothy D. Parkman
Udall
Robert Morrison
Morrison
Jones-Parkman
Dulles Briefed Britain on Formosa Policy Fears
Secretary of State Dulles met with Prime Minister Churchill and Foreign Secretary Eden over Formosa policy. Britain disapproves of U S moves toward deneutralizing Formosa and fears wider clashes on the Chinese mainland. Stassen and Holmes attended, with daily talks at the foreign office about East Asia policy.
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London
John Foster Dulles
Churchill
Dulles
Britain
United States
Formosa
Anthony Eden
U.S
Eden
Harold Stassen
Julius C. Holmes
Foreign Office
Washington
House of Commons
Far Eastern
Fulbright Eyes U S Air Support for Formosa War
Sen. Fulbright proposes supplying planes to Formosa Nationalists to bomb Red China, aligning with U S actions to free Nationalists for attacks on the Chinese mainland. Sen. Cooper cautions Britain and UN efforts, urging independent U S steps to ease Korea tensions.
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Washington
Sen. Fulbright
D-Ark
United States
Formosa
Red
China
Russia
Korea
Fulbright
Eisenhower
Seventh Fleet
Sen. Cooper
Rky
United Nations
Cooper
War Front Weather Warms A Bit
In Seoul the weather warmed on the Korean battle front after four days of extreme cold. Temperatures ranged from 14 degrees on the western front to eight in the central sector with a low of 17 below earlier. Light snow fell in western and central sectors in the morning.
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Seoul
Finnish Tanker Heads to China with Jet Fuel
A Finnish tanker Wilma carrying 7 000 tons of strategic jet fuel loaded in Romania is en route to Communist China via the Suez Canal area. U S officials weigh a naval blockade and government efforts to halt the voyage were unsuccessful. Finland says it cannot cancel the ship’s registry while Ireland notes freedom of transit through the Dardanelles.
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Washington
Romania
China
Eisenhower
iChina
Wilma
Suez Canal
Black Sea
State Department
Finland
Dardanelles Straits
ROK divisions go into action on eastern front
General Van Fleet announced a new Republic of Korea division in action and enough ROK troops for two more divisions. The 15th ROK division joined the 13th ROK division along a 155 mile front with seven U S divisions and one British Commonwealth division. American dive bombers attacked Pangdong and B 29s hit two Communist supply dumps as 1 200 Reds were killed or wounded in a western front raid.
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Seoul
Korea
James A. van Fleet
Eighth Army
Republic of Korea
van Fleet
U. S
United Nations
Pangdong
U. N
Western Front
Civic Center Aid Studied in Tucson by Local Officials
A three-pronged plan by the Tucson board of supervisors and the chamber tax committee seeks federal aid for an 8 percent city block civic center site. Key figures include Monte Mansfield and Roy Drachman, with meetings with Supervisors Lambert Kautenbürger and Charles Lamb to urge slum clearance, a master plan, and enabling state legislation to qualify for funds.
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Board of Supervisors
Tucson Chamber of Commerce
Tobtain
Monte Mansfield
Roy Drachman
Lambert Kautenburger
Charles A. Lamb
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Planning and
Pima County
Crachman
N. S. Keith
Drachman
Detroit
St. Louis
Mansfield
HHFA
Planning and Zoning Department
Discourtesy Debate Highlights Shifting Gender Roles
HAL BOYLE argues men face public discourtesy from women fueling a heated gender debate in America. He cites examples of ingratitude and impatience, notes women may warm to courtesy again with time, and humorously suggests restoring traditional status could quell tensions.
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Hal Boyle
New York
America
Storm Lashes Europe Leaving Thousands Isolated
A powerful new North Sea storm battered the Netherlands and Britain, isolating about 14,000 people in low lying zones. Widespread flooding threatened coastlines, with hundreds dead and tens of thousands homeless as rescue efforts and dike repairs intensified.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Great Britain
Belgium
Germany
France
Ouse
England
Holland
British
United Press
Scotland
North Sea
Britain
High Records Noted Here
The day featured a record high of 79 degrees surpassing the 1944 78 mark, with a 46 degree low. Across Arizona the readings included Phoenix 74 42 Yuma 82 49 Douglas 75 43 and Flagstaff 64 24 while clouds lingered and temperatures held steady.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Yuma
Douglas
Flagstaff
Four Ways Red Cross Aids Flood Victims
Red Cross officials announce four communication methods for relatives in Holland Belgium and England flood areas and set up channels to transmit relief funds. W C Wilkinson reports funds accepted at headquarters and inquiries directed to military and civilian agencies in Washington plus national offices. About 250000 dollars in supplies are en route and 150000 to 200000 from the Junior Red Cross for school children aid and rehabilitation.
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Red Cross
Holland
Belgium
England
W. C. Wilkinson
Washington
Military Office of Protective Services
State Department
British Information Office
National Press Building
Netherlands Information Bureau
Netherlands
Wilkinson
Red Crogs Treasury
Jap Plane Warning Shows No Intruders Over Japan Yet
An American air force spokesman said radar operators have not intercepted any intruding planes over Japan since the January 13 warning they might be shot down.
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Tokyo
U. S
Japan
Eisenhower Nominates Four for Interior Posts and A Commerce Aide
President Eisenhower named Ralph A. Tudor of California as under secretary of the interior. Also nominated were Orme Lewis of Arizona and Fred G. Randahl of North Dakota for assistant interior secretary roles, Clarence A Davis of Nebraska as solicitor, and Craig R. Sheaffer of Iowa as assistant secretary of commerce. Earlier Nash of Washington, D C was nominated as assistant secretary of defense.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Interior Department
Ralph A. Tudor
California
Interior
Fred G. Randahl
Orme Lewis
Phoenix
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
North Dakota
Arizona
Clarence A Davis
Nebraska
Craig R. Sheaffer
Iowa
Commerce
Senate
Frank C. Nash
Washington, D. C
Defense
Nash
Plane Search Is Delayed by Gale and Poor Visibility
The search for a downed British airliner with 39 aboard was halted due to gale winds and poor visibility. Nine aircraft were sent from Gander at dawn to scan the area about 250 miles southeast of St Johns, and several were recalled. A reported sighting by a U S coast guard cutter proved false, traced to a garbled message and a flare sighting.
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ST. John’s
Newfoundland
Gander
United States Coast Guard
Halifax
World Health Group Reports Flu Vaccine Breakthrough
WHO scientists announced a preventive flu vaccine developed to wipe out influenza by next year. The serum, produced across 55 laboratories in 44 countries, targets all flu types and was presented to WHO in Geneva before a limited early supply.
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United Nations
N. Y
World Health Organization
WHO
Geneva
Switzerland
World Influenza Center
London
Casualties in Korea Rise by 271 in Latest Defense Update
Washington reports total U S battle casualties in Korea now 129 424 an increase of 271 from last week's figure. The breakdown shows 22 822 dead 93 788 wounded 9 269 missing 2 150 captured and 1 395 previously missing returned to military control.
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Washington
U.S
Korea
Defense Department
Frig
Udall Backs Jones Ruling on Arizona Bingo
County Attorney Morris K. Udall says Atty. Gen. Ross F. Jones will enforce the ruling against bingo in Arizona in Pima County. Udall welcomes the clarification, expects cooperation from law abiding citizens and praises Jones and Deputy Parkman for handling the issue forthrightly.
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Ross F. Jones
Arizona
Morris K. Udall
Jones
Pima
Gen. Jones
Gen
Parkman
Senate approves Felix appointment to juvenile board
The Arizona Senate unanimously approved Louis J. Felix of Tucson as a member of the board of directors of state institutions for juveniles. Felix, current chairman, will serve five years dating from Jan. 5 and oversees the Ft. Grant correctional institution.
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Phoenix
Arizona Senate Today
Louis J. Felix
Tucson
Ft. Grant
Felix
Tucson Tonight Features Wrestling and Bear Down Basketball
Tonight in Bear Down gym the Border conference basketball hosts Arizona Wildcats against Hardin-Simmons Cowboys. Pro wrestling headlines Tucson Sports Center while a 7 15 p m start hosts Dr Donald Grey Barnhouse at Mountain View Presbyterian Church. Tomorrow showcases Frank Peterson mass hypnotist and Merle Travis musical show at UA and Tucson venues.
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Donald Grey Barnhouse
Philadelphia
10Th Presbyterian Church
Tucson
Mountain View Presbyterian Church
Tucson Community Council
Miles School
E. Broadway
Arizona Wildcats
Hardin-Simmons Cowboys
Bear Down
Tucson Sports Center
West Congress Street
Index Defense may call 1 100 witnesses in zoning case
Widespread search continues for missing 14 year old girl as pages detail the day by day coverage across the paper. The listing also notes William Remington’s sentencing and various sections including Financial Books Meetings Comics Radio and Sports.
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Oldsters
Armory Park
William Remington
Ariz
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