Bricker Seeks Constitutional Amendment in Tucson Address
U.S. Senator John W. Bricker spoke to 700 at Tucson High School urging approval of his Bricker amendment to ensure the Constitution remains supreme by preventing executive agreements or treaties from abridging the document. He argued critics misunderstand the measure and warned it would empower Congress and the states to ratify changes, while noting President Eisenhower could not run again. The talk, part of a Republican banquet, included a motorcade ride from Imancial airport to El Conquistador Hotel.
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Allied Powers Decry East Berlin Paramilitary March
The United States Britain and France condemned Soviet sector groups marching through East Berlin on January 18 in a display described as provocative. The Allies warned Communist authorities against sponsoring such para military units and their use in demonstrations that alarm the peace in Berlin.
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United States
Britain
France
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S and Girls
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Cash Offer Took Case's Breath Away
Senator Case testified a Nebraska lawyer’s 2300 campaign gift suggested an abnormal interest in his vote on a natural gas bill. He described finding 25 envelopes of 100 bills, linked to possible improper influence, as the Senate opened a probe into the incident and price controls.
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Cis
Rs.d
Nebraska
Case
John M. Neff
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Lobb
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Twin killing ends in murder suicide outside Tucson
A Tucson man, Carl Jarvis, shot dead associate Courtney Meyers at 1807 LaSalle and then killed himself. Investigators cited possible domestic motives tied to Jarvis and his divorced wife Jane Ethel Nance, with scant evidence of broader planning.
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Baird Thipssen
Tucson
Carl Jarvis
S. 6Th Ave
Courtney V. Meyers
Arivaca
ServonrTins
Oye Saling
Murden
Caps Ac
Serap) Roberts
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Arvis
Jane Ethel Nance
Jarvis
Nevers
LaSalle
MacArthur St
Hove
Meyers
Reuters
Walter Carender
9Th Ave
A. W. Roberts
Sheriff's Department
Charles K. Coates
Coates
Two Killed In Marana Plane Crash
A T28 training aircraft crashed shortly after takeoff from Marana Air Base killing civilian flight instructor Jules Lynn Hatch aged 36 of 618 Calle Medina and Second Lt. William D. Ewing a 1955 Mississippi State University graduate. The wreck occurred 10 miles north-northeast of the base at 1145 pm with no radio contact. a board of officers will investigate. Hatch is survived by his widow Virginia and son Lamonte. Ewing’s parents live in Brooksville Mississippi.
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Jules’ Lynn Hatch
William D. Ewing
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Calle Medina
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Virginia
Lamonte
Ewing
Mississippi State University
Charles R. Ewing
Brooksville
Miss
James Rosberry
Air Force
Maraimes
Pima Legislators To Hold Forum At University of Arizona
Pima legislators will host a public forum at 7 30 pm in the oral arts auditorium on the University of Arizona campus. Enos Shaffer and Douglas Holselaw will jointly moderate guiding discussion and inviting residents to share opinions on current work.
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Douglas Holselaw
Mercy U S Aids Europe Airlift For Snowbound Greece Aid
The U S Air Force ordered three C119 Flying Boxcars to depart Wiesbaden for Athens to drop 52 tons of food and clothing into northern Greece. Standby crews were ready to support missions into Italy as the Siberian cold wave grips Europe. A U S Army convoy carried aid to Rome for southern shipments amid mounting winter deaths across Europe.
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OLeary of Bismarcs Folds On Hole After Tree Collision
Bulletin reports OLeary of Bismarcs fell apart on the 12th hole after hitting a tree and par with a nine. She was even with par entering the 13th. See Page 25.
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Weather report notes frost on windshields and cool down across Arizona
Frost coated windshields as skies cleared and temperatures fell two degrees after 5 30 am. The Weather Bureau says a mass of cold air sweeps the state with mostly clear skies tonight and rising temperatures tomorrow. Arizona cities report wide contrasts with Phoenix 9 and 21 below, Douglas 45 and 21, Yuma 67 and 38, Flagstaff 35 and 2 below.
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West to Build Dam on Upper Nile amid Cold War Alignments
Egypt accepted 8200 million dollars from World Bank to finance the Aswan High Dam project with US and British grants totaling 200 million. The agreement, hailed as a Western victory, shows East West power competition over Middle East influence. Russians had also offered support for the dam near Cairo, 600 miles upriver, while Egypt seeks neutrality.
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Middle East
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Mad Dog Irvin Captured After Escape in California
Serial killer Leslie Mad Dog Irvin, sought for six murders, was arrested in a Market Street pawnshop in San Francisco after a long nationwide manhunt. He claimed innocence, described his escape from Gibson County Jail, and noted prior movements from Princeton Indiana.
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Mad Dog
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Leslie
Market Street
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Redondo Beach
Los Angeles
Aries
John O'Keefe
Third St
O'Keefe
Victor’ Davis
Hell Ive Never Been In Arizona
San Francisco story recounts a fugitive rambles across states hitchhiking skip points while on the run. The speaker names escapes from jail, encounters with troopers, and mentions a musician and a man named Davis. The piece sketches a chronicled escape journey with scattered identifications and perils.
Tucson calendar runs night to day with varied events
The schedule lists dog racing at Grey Park and horse racing at Rillito Park, basketball games at THS and Bear Down gym, a Tucson Winter Playhouse production of All My Sons with Edward Arnold, a Bookmobile stop at Wash 0 Mann, a University rodeo at Fletcher's Ranch, and a GOP peace message.
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