Dulles Says No Decision On Blockade Of Red China
Secretary of State Dulles told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that President Eisenhower has made no decision on a blockade of Red China or other actions in the Far East. He warned that any blockade discussion is premature while Europe moves toward defense unity and U S aid policies are under review.
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Washington
Dulles
Eisenhower
Red China
Far East
Dules
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
H. Alexander Smith
RNJ
Fulbright
D-Ark
Europe
Wiley
R-Wis
United States
Lenators
American Congress
EDC
Harold E. Stassen
State Department
Formosa
Smith
U.S
China
Lissenhower
Congress
Pacific
Capitol
Eisenhower warned against price fixing in farm talks
President Eisenhower met with 25 leaders of the American Farm Bureau federation at the White House to discuss farm policies. Allan B. Kline said the talks were cordial and that the group warned the President against price fixing as a solution, urging focus on underlying causes of falling farm prices. The bureau backs a flexible price-support system ranging from 75 to 90 percent of parity, adjusting with production to prevent surpluses or shortages.
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Washington
American Farm Bureau Federation
Eisenhower
Wytesy Wy
White House
Federation
Allan B. Kline
Kline
Congress
Truman
Bureau
Zoning Voting Starts Slowly Across Tucson Area
Voters at county sites weighed zoning questions this morning as polls opened toward 6 p m. Noon tallies show varying support with entries from Sam Hughes school Sun nyside school Salpointe high school Wakefield junior high Davis Safford junior high Tucson Press club Menlo Park St. Phillip's church naval training center and Peter Howell school.
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Tucson
Sam Hughes
Sunnyside
Salpointe High School
Wakefield Junior High
Davis School
Safford Junior High
Tucson Press Club
Menlo Park School
St. Phillip’s
Naval Training Center
Peter Howell
Nixon Smear Under Study
Justice Department reviews the forged documents alleged to implicate Vice President Nixon in a campaign smear. Senator Barrett says FBI action may lead to perjury charges. evidence includes a fake letter and doctored photograph linked to oil interests. The New York Post reportedly did not publish the material.
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Washington
Justice Department
Sen
Barrett
R-Wyo
Nixon
Senate Elections Subcommittee
FBI
Subcommittee
Oil Company
New York
New York Post
Post
Graveyard Voting Question Clarified by Clerk
A zoning election prompts a question about burial plots and voting rights. Richard E. Kolb, clerk of the board of supervisors, rules that owning a cemetery plot does not grant eligibility without deed proof. only record property owners may vote.
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Richard E. Kolb
Board of Supervisors
Lawmakers Move to Rewrite Taft-Hartley Amid Labor Worries
Congress begins hearings on revisions to Taft-Hartley with Rep Roy Wier warning a strong House bloc opposes loosening curbs on unions and aims for tighter limits. Rep Wingate Lucas proposes banning industry wide bargaining, drawing labor and management opposition. Senate shares early March hearings as Taft bills face CIO AFL criticism. President Eisenhower empowers Durkin to form a broad advisory panel.
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Washington
Republican Congress
Roy W. Wier
D-Minn
House
Wier
House Labor Committee
Wingate H. Lucas
D-Tex
Lucas
Labor
Management
Eisenhower
Senate Labor Committee
Robert A. Taft
Senate
CIO
AFL
Samuel K. McConnell
R-Pa
House Committee
Stem
Stern
Durkin
AFL Plumbers Union
Labor Department
America
Weather notes show cooler temps with sun ahead
A cold front lingered overnight bringing a trace of rain to Tucson. Today is clear with mostly sunny skies expected tomorrow. Tonight will be slightly colder. Yesterday’s high reached 60 degrees and the morning low was 41. Phoenix ranged from 62 to 39 while Flagstaff failed to rise above 30 and fell to 22 this morning.
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Tucson
Phoenix
Flagstaff
Move To Unity Schuman Plan Starts
The first international shipment under the European coal steel community, a 40 ton trainload of German coke crossed tariff free into France signaling a move toward a six nation economic union. The High Authority ordered France, West Germany, Italy, Belgium, The Netherlands and Luxembourg to abolish tariffs and barriers for coal scrap and iron ore for a common market.
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Luxembourg
France
Apach
Saar
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Jean Monnet
Europe
High Authority
Victory? Van Fleet Sees Hope For Korean War Drive
Gen James A Van Fleet, nearing farewell as Eighth Army commander in Korea, tells AP a general offensive now would be a sure success. He cites missed chances to win, praises ROK forces built into 14 divisions, and urges a million-man Korea army to press the war with decisive force.
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van Fleet
ROK
James A. van Fleet
Eighth Army
Republic of Korea
Maxwell D. Taylor
Korea
Far East
Tokyo
Big Jim
Reds
Senate panel seeks 20 guards for Florence Prison action
The Senate committee on state institutions proposed adding 20 guards and protective equipment at Florence Prison to address recent riots. The measure carries a blank appropriation until needs are assessed, with Sen. William F. Kimball as chair. The board of pardons postponed a meeting due to disturbances and will wait for the warden’s investigation. Heavily armed guards and gear, including tear gas and a flame thrower, remain in use.
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Phoenix
Senate
Florence
Willam F. Kimball
Dpima
Kimball
U.P
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Walter Hofmann
Hofmann
Lon Walters
Walters
State TB Hospital Plan Eyed for Phoenix Initiation
A bill to create a 100 bed TB sanitarium at Phoenix with a $1,000,000 cost will be introduced in the Arizona House. The facility would be on the state hospital grounds but separately managed. Earlier plans proposed 150 bed Phoenix and a 100 bed Tucson TB complex costing $2,500,000.
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Phoenix
State House of Representatives
State Hospital
Tucson
State TB Association
Arizona
British Expert Warns Blockade of China Is Dangerous
Richard Goold Adams, a British policy writer, told the San Francisco chamber of commerce that a blockade of Red China could plunge the US into a disastrous war in Asia. He said Britain would not oppose removing the US Seventh Fleet but warned blockade is a different matter.
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San Francisco
China
United States
Asia
Chamber, of, Commerce
Richard Goold-Adams
London Weekly
Economist
Britain
Formosa Straits
Covid- Adams
Four Victims Drown in Arizona Lakes Still Searched
Sheriff Jones directs drag operations at Roosevelt and Canyon lakes to locate four drowned Tucson residents and a Casa Grande man. Three bodies remain missing after a weekend storm, with Navy divers possible if searches fail.
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Arizona
Jack Jones
Gila County
Roosevelt Lake
Tucson
Marjorie Brown
Thomas L. Brown
13Th Ave
Jones
Navy
Finis
Holyfield
Seventh St
Brown
Maricopa ‘County
Canyon Lake
William Cooper
Casa Grande
Allied Blitz Pounds Enemy in Korea Air War
United Nations air force and navy bombers launched round the clock raids on Communist supply centers and frontline positions. Sixteen B 29s dumped 320 000 pounds of bombs on twin supply hubs near the Yalu river and struck Charyon gwan a key railway hub near Sinuiju. Radar guided runs through cloud cover hit targets while Antung base remained unchallenged.
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Seoul
Korea
W.P
United Nations Air Force
Navy
Yalu River
Okinawa
Charyon-gwan
Sinuiju
Manchurian
Antung
Manchuria
Arizona Senate Rejects Bill To Form Permanent Legislative Council
The Arizona Senate rejected house amendments 10-8 and sent the proposal to a free conference committee. Senators Clarence Carpenter Charles Orme and C D Miller were named to meet four from the house to hammer out a mutually agreeable version or to pursue drastic amendments or kill the measure.
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Phoenix
Arizona Senate
Legislative Council
Senate
House
Clarence Carpenter
Gila
Charles Orme
D-Yavapai
C.D. Miller
Maricopa
Seek Identity Of Four Men Found Dead In Tank Car
California and Arizona authorities scraped to identify four men found dead in a railway tank car in Wilmington California. The car left Tucson on February 2 and was believed to have held Mexican workers locked inside.
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Wilmington
Calif
U.P
California
Arizona
Tucson
UA Tonight and Tomorrow Offer Diverse Campus Events
Tonight at 8 p.m. UA campus hosts Dale Allen on hope in a troubled world for Tucson Baha'i Community at 1544 E Mabel St. Also at 8:30 p.m. Arizona Wildcats face Flagstaff Lumberjacks in Border conference basketball at Bear Down gym. The Great God Brown at Herring Hall, Beatrice Edgerly paintings at Alfred Messner Studio, and a Grand Canyon color motion picture in liberal arts auditorium are among other events along with a Tucson Country Club invitational golf round and Tucson Symphony Orchestra concert.
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Dale Allen
Tucson
Mabel St
Arizona Wildcats
Flagstaff Lumberjacks
Borders
Bear Down
God ‘Brown
University Players
Herring Hall
West
Congress Street
Great God Brown
Index Russian legation in Israel bombed injuring five
A bomb attack on the Russian legation in Israel injures five people as police mount a broader inquiry. Officials say the assault targeted the diplomatic facility amid rising regional tensions and security forces search for suspects.
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Israel
Koje Island
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