Pacific Storm Ravages California Coast and Rages Eastward
A wind driven Pacific storm lashed northern California with 40 foot breakers and gale winds smashing homes and sinking boats. At least three people died as floods surged rivers and Shelter Cove residents fled 15 miles south of San Francisco. The system pushed east into Colorado and beyond bringing heavy snow warnings to Nebraska Iowa and parts of South Dakota.
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Tucson braces for Hughes cut as city eyes new industries
Mayor Don Hummel urged faster diversification after Hughes Aircraft announced it would lay off 1 250 workers in Tucson. The cut follows a prior bomber move from Davis Monthan, signaling a broader shift in defense work. Hummel and business leaders pledged to attract non defense jobs to offset losses, with the Industrial Development Board speeding efforts.
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Peter Starrett
Tucson
Don Hummel
Hughes Aircraft Co
Hughes
Tem
Hammer
Washington, D. C
President
Commission On
Eisenhower
Hummel
Industrial Development Board
Pistol-Packing Mamas Subdued After Nighttime Standoff
Two women ages 72 and 68 from West St. Clair faced deputies after a shooting report at 1525 W. St. Clair. Elizabeth Mudge and Callie Baker argued and fought deputies, Baker firing a M caliber revolver before officers seized it. Both pleaded guilty to simple assault and disturbing the peace and received suspended sentences with weapon confiscation.
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W. St. Clair
Elizabeth Mudge
Callie Baker
West St. Clair Street
David Monreal
Carlos Contreras
John Walker
Contreras
Monreal
Mrs. Mudge
Walker
Justice of the Peace
Norman E. Green
Green
Grand Jury Discharged After 13 Months In Tucson
The 1958 Pima County Grand Jury, convened 13 months ago, will be discharged tomorrow after indicting six Tucsonians. Foreman Mrs Joan P Delaney said she had been instructed to summon the 16 other members to Superior Court Judge Lee Garretts Division 2 courtroom at 11 38 a m. Deputy County Atty John Claborne advised that Garrett will dismiss the grand jury which convened in December 1954.
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Pima County
Joan P. Delaney
Superior Court
Lee Garrett
Lambert Action Delayed in Bribery Arraignment
Arraignments on bribery charges for Lambert Kautenburger Sam R Kaufman and Alexander Abbott were postponed to 9 15 a m next Tuesday. Kautenburger faces an added charge of filing a false income tax return. Reasons cited include counsel’s other cases in Phoenix and Kaufman’s share in the Abbott信息.
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Lambert Kautenburger
Sam R. Kaufman
Alexander
Pop) Abbott
Kautenburger
House approves three year classroom construction bill
Washington reports that the House education subcommittee tentatively approved a $975 million three year classroom construction measure on a section by section basis without a record vote. The bill covers construction aid only and omits teacher pay revisions favored by the Senate.
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Washington
House
Senate
Eisenhower Outlines Three Guidelines For Farm Overhaul
President Eisenhower, in a conciliatory tone, sets three broad guidelines for overhauling the farm program and calls on a workable Congress to propose alternatives within the framework. He favors Ezra Taft Benson’s wheat plan but will accept constructive legislation that eliminates or strengthens production controls or lets farmers choose between options. The plan hints at possible “payments in kind” from surplus crops for soil bank participants.
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UPI
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Ezra Taft Benson
GOP
Ike to inspect Cape Canaveral missile base
President Eisenhower will fly to Cape Canaveral Florida tomorrow to inspect the missile test base as White House officials confirmed. Press Secretary James C. Hagerty said the trip had been desired for some time but could not be fitted into the schedule until now.
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UPI
Eisenhower
Cape Canaveral
Fla
White House
James C. Hagerty
Pima Senator Proposes One Percent Real Estate Tax
Senator David S. Wine introduces a bill for a one percent tax on real estate sales over ten thousand dollars aiming to raise about eleven million yearly. Senator Harold C. Giss questions the exemption level and warns of homeowner impact while opposition from lenders and brokers looms.
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Phoenix
David S. Wine
D-Pima
Wine
Harold C. Giss
D-Yuma
R. H. Cornelius
Phoenix Title & Trust Co
Pima County
Tax Refunds Start Going Out To Early Filers
The Treasury has begun sending tax refund checks to early filers. Officials say the sooner a return is filed before April 15, the quicker the refund arrives.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Kennecott Stakeouts 6 Square Miles in Cochise County Claims
The Bear Creek Mining Co a unit of Kennecott Copper Co staked about six square miles of mining claims in Cochise County as part of ongoing copper exploration. Dr Thomas Walthier notes roughly 200 claims near Tombstone to secure ground for testing and that larger stakes are used to cover diffuse geological indicators.
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Kennecott Unit Stakes
Cochise County
Bear Creek Mining Co
Kennecott Copper Co
Tucson
Tombstone
Thomas Walthier
Bear Creek
Bowie
Walthier
Dragoon Mountains
Crill
Salford
Angelo Petri Strikes Shoal Near San Francisco
The wine tanker Angelo Petri ran aground today on a shoal south of the San Francisco channel entrance. The vessel was reported to be upright with all crew accounted for as salvage and inspection crews moved to assess hull damage and fuel status.
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San Francisco
Angelo Petri
San Francisco Channel
Cold Front Brings City Wind and Rain to Tucson
A fast moving cold front swept through Tucson about 10 a.m. bringing gusty winds and showers mainly on the East Side. Rain totals measured around .92 of an inch, with brief downtown showers, and expect intermittent showers through the day ending by early evening. A tail end of a West Coast storm caused variable clouds and cooler temps tonight a low around 40 to 45. Tomorrow’s high 60 to 65 with no rain expected.
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Chagrine
Tucson
Khrushchev vows to defend German frontiers against changes
Moscow reports Premier Khrushchev stating Russia and its satellites will fight rather than accept postwar frontiers altered by another war. He told Italian President Gronchi during a embassy talk that peace requires settlement and a exit from occupation in Berlin. The exchange included sharp rhetoric on ideology and peace.
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Khrushchev
Russia
Germany
Giovanni Gronchi
Kliment Voroshilov
Gronchi
Giuseppe Pella
Voroshilov
Berlin
Inside the Citizen overview of page summaries
The fragment lists section headers and page numbers from the Citizen newspaper. It notes features such as Spacemen land at Sodom, Carole’s story, a critique of a queen’s name change, a tieup hint involving Rose Bow, and Public Records plus radio TV sports and women’s views with page references.
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Tucson
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