Legislation Moves to Legalize Bingo in Arizona
The Arizona legislature debates exempting bingo from lottery law with Sen. Sullivan arguing churches and clubs should be allowed to operate. Attorney General Jones maintains bingo aims to evade law, warning against subterfuge and noting enforcement rests with county attorneys. Police and sheriff set a one week cease deadline for bingo games.
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Phoenix
Ross F. Jones
William A. Sullivan
Dgila
Catholic Knights of Columbus
Senate
Sullivan
Jones
Arizona
Maricopa County
Phoenix Press Club
Tucson
Timothy D. Parkman
Supreme Court
Priest Seeks Bingo Ruling On New Method
Father Don H Hughes pastor of St Ambrose church sought an interpretation of Atty Gen Ross F Jones ruling on bingo He said the church would drop a $1 admission fee and allow voluntary contributions hoping to resume play but would halt if told illegal Police warned churches and clubs about enforcing the ruling and responded to the anticipated guidance from county officials.
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Don H. Hughes
St. Ambrose Church
Ross F. Jones
Father Hughes
Jones
St. Ambrose
Don Hays
Airman Survives Fall From Dutch Flood Aid Plane
An American airman fell from a low-flying transport during a food drop over the flooded Netherlands but survived. He suffered broken arms and legs, and his identity was not released by the United States Air Force.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
United States Air Force
Stephen J. Hannagan dies in Nairobi at 53
Stephen J. Hannagan the publicity spark plug died of a heart attack in his Nairobi hotel room at age 53 during a world publicity tour for a bottling client. He built a leading agency and promoted Miami Beach and Sun Valley as winter havens, with clients including Union Pacific and the Stork Club. He left New York for Europe and the Near East before Africa and planned stops in South Africa Belgium Congo and Portugal. He had no children and survived by a brother Frank Hannagan of Kalamazoo Michigan.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Stephen J
Steve) Hannagan
Hannagan
Europe
Near East
Africa
Virginia Ruark
Robert Ruark
United Feature Syndicate
New York
London
Beirut
Cairo
Johannesburg
South Africa
Leopoldville
Belgian Congo
Lisbon
Portugal
Union Pacific Railroad
The
Stork Club
United Press
Newspaper Enterprise Association
United Features Syndicate
Miami Beach
Fla
Sun Valley
Idaho
Indianapolis Speedway
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Ann Sheridan
Frank Hannagan
Kalamazoo, Mich
Seas Retreat in Flooded Netherlands as Death Toll Rises
The sea pulled back from Holland’s flooded lowlands but new dike breaches risked fresh disaster. Rescue crews including U S Ducks, plus British French Belgian and German units, worked to save thousands as toll rose to about 1770 with potential to exceed 2000.
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Amsterdam
Holland
Netherlands
Great Britain
Belgium
Germany
France
North Sea
Britain
Schouwen
United States
Crashes and Missing Planes Stir Canadian Air Searches
An RCAF twin Beechcraft training crash north of Winnipeg killed a pilot and three student navigators. A tire matching Dakota transport gear was found near Vancouver tied to a separate missing plane. Rescues also underway for a US Navy patrol plane near Whidbey Island and a British air liner lost in the Atlantic with 39 aboard.
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Winnipeg
Man
RCAF
Here
Royal Canadian Air Force
British Columbia
Vancouver
B. C
Sasquell Island
U. S. Navy
Washington
California
Whidbey
Chinese Reds Claim Spy Capture
North Korea radio said the North Korean army captured 24 armed American and South Korean spies parachuted into Communist territory. It reported the arrests occurred between December 27 and January 7 and seized rifles ammunition mines a camera maps and documents. Allied headquarters did not comment.
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Tokyo
Pyongyang
Labourite accuses Ike of egging Chiang to attack mainland
Herbert Morrison, foreign secretary in the old Labour government, accuses President Eisenhower of urging Chiang Kai-shek to strike the China mainland. Anthony Eden defends U.S. restraint and outlines Britain’s hope for closer ties with Washington through Dulles and Stassen. Morrison criticizes the timing of the Formosa policy and calls for prior British consultation.
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London
Herbert Morrison
Eisenhower
Chiang Kai-shek
China
United States
Britain
House of Commons
Anthony Eden
Chiang
Formosa
Eden
Dulles
Mr. Stassen
Morrison
John Foster Dulles
Foreign Office
Germany
Dulles urges German ratification of six nation European army
Secretary Dulles pressed West Germany to ratify the European defense pact despite warnings of possible aid cuts if unity stalls. He met Adenauer and Hallstein at a lunch with Samuel Reber as Harold Stassen joined the fact finding tour aiming to unify Western Europe within the year.
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Bonn
Germany
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Europe
London
U. S
Samuel Reber
Konrad Adenauer
Walter Hallistein
Adenauer
Harold E. Stassen
Eisenhower Ends Seventh Fleet Shield Over Communist China
President Eisenhower announced that the Seventh fleet will no longer shield Communist China. Orders were dispatched to stop the neutrality patrol around Formosa a few hours after his State of the Union message. Senate leaders warned that removing the barrier could invite air attacks on Red rail lines from Formosa bases.
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Washington
Eisenhower
China
Formosa
Far East
Seventh Fleet
Allied Planes Hit Korean Ship and Red Supply Lines
Allied warplanes attacked a 5,000-ton Communist ship at Chinnampo on the Korean west coast and blasted Red supply routes and frontline positions. An F-80 pilot scored two direct hits on the vessel icebound in the harbor. Navy planes damaged a Communist MIG and 24 vehicles were destroyed in north central Korea as B-26 Invaders struck trucks and locomotives. Ground forces repelled several Red probes, and Gen. Taylor will assume command of the U.S. Eighth Army next week.
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Seoul
Chinnampo
U.S. Fifth Air Force
Pyongyang
Air Force
Korea
U. S. Eighth Army
Navy
Marine Corsair
Badoeng Strait
Kearsarge
Oriskany
Philippine Sea
Shooting Star
Panmunjom
Nam River
15Th Division
Tokyo
Mark Clark
U. N. Far’ East
Maxwell D. Taylor
U.S. Eighth Army
Taylor
South Korea
James A. van Fleet
Wages Cattle and Meat May Be Released
New York reports the government will lift meat price controls. Butchers say the move will boost morale and may not raise beef prices as prices were already under ceilings. Some merchants criticize price stabilization as impractical and burdensome.
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New York
W.P
Joseph Weinberger
Wage Controls Fight Grows as White House Veto Looms
CIO leader Walter P. Reuther urged President Eisenhower to end wage controls immediately and decontrol prices across many goods. Officials said decontrol actions could come within 48 hours, with meats and other items slated for removal, while the White House indicated the matter was still under study.
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Washington
White House
Reuther
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Wage Stabilization Board
CIO
Joseph Freehill
Red China demands Korea talks and ceasefire terms
Chou En-lai warned the United States to resume Panmunjom talks unconditionally and accept an 11 power conference for prisoners, while demanding an immediate ceasefire on Panmunjom terms. Washington rejected the broadcast as familiar from the previous U N stance, and allied negotiators remain wary after 15 months of stalemate.
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Tokyo
Red China
U.S
Korea
U. S
Eisenhower
Chou En-lai
Panmunjom
Washington
United Nations
Russia
U.N
Peiping Radio
North Korea
FHA offers El Siglo apartment sale at $752000
The FHA invites bids to sell the 99 unit El Siglo apartments at 431 S Alvernon Way for not less than 752000 with a 38000 cash requirement and 714000 financed over 471 monthly payments. The 1948 project was foreclosed after Albert Oshrin defaulted and Michigan funds held the mortgage.
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Federal Housing Administration
el Siglo
S. Alvernon Way
Albert Oshrin
FHA
Michigan State Employes Retirement Fund
Richard C. Dalton
Tucson Fha
Oshrin
Michigan
Fugitive Baldwin Armed Suspect Seen Near Arizona
Arizona law enforcement alerted to Leonard J. Baldwin 29 sought by San Bernardino County sheriff for murder kidnapping first degree burglary and auto theft. He is heavily armed and believed to be with a hostage in a two tone 1952 Ford ranch wagon possibly seen near Kingman February 3.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Leonard J. Baldwin
San Bernardino Calif
Baldwin
Kingman
More Of Same Partly Cloudy Forecast
Sunrise hints at a clear day but high clouds roll in. The weather map shows dry conditions and no rain likely. Yesterday peaked at 77 with a 43 low, cooler temps expected tonight. Comparable readings: Phoenix 75, Yuma 84 49, Douglas 74 41, Flagstaff 62 28.
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Phoenix
Yuma
Douglas
Flagstaff
1400 Face Tax Action
Phoenix Arizona authorities announce mass warrants of attachment against 1400 willful state income tax delinquents. Delinquency notices were ignored and warrants will begin entering the mails Monday in the broad compliance push by the tax commission.
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Phoenix
W.P
Arizona
Commission
Flash Fire Forcing Lowell Students Hospitalized
A flash fire at Lowell State Teachers College injured and hospitalized at least 50 students. Seven were in critical condition, with others treated for burns or shock. The injured were taken to three area hospitals. exact injuries were unclear.
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Lowell
Mass
Lowell State Teachers College
Evening events light up Tucson with sports and shows
Tonight in Tucson features a hypnotist Frank Peterson at the university auditorium, Merle Travis and his band at Tucson Sports Center, a vote campaign meeting at the Beal home, the Beillapoppin Teachers Are People show at Tucson High, and high school basketball doubleheaders at Tucson High Gym and Bear Down gym. Also listed are a Deaf School game, an Amphitheater Panthers clash, Cubs vs Little Panthers, and a piano concert by Grant Johansen at the Temple of Music & Art hosted by the Tucson Festival Society.
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Frank Peterson
UA Alanni Association
University
Merle Travis
Tucson Sports Center
George Beal
E. Prince Rd
Beillapoppin
Tucson High
Arizona School For the Deaf Sentinels
St. David Saints
Tucson Badgers
Amphitheater Panthers
Bear Down
Cubs
Little Panthers
Grant Johannesen
Tucson Festival Society
Temple of Music & Art
Postal duel drawn by county attorney and adviser
Pima County Attorney Morris Udall argues with a legislative adviser in a public clash over postal policy. The scene unfolds as Capitol regulars react to the exchange and its implications for state and federal postal matters.
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Pima County
Morris Udall
Capitol
Howard Pyle
Ariz
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Priest
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Nova Scotia
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Ike
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Telephoto
Harry Weiss
Wage Stabilization Committee
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