10 Feb 1958
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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1958
Page
1
In 1957 the Soviet launch of Sputnik triggered worldwide astonishment and fear, provoking debates on American tech leadership. The piece notes European reactions, hysteria, and shifting views on space travel, ending with Vanguard’s failed launch and continuation.
Dr. Lee DuBridge, Phi Beta Kappa, has 30 years in education focused on physics. Since 1946 he has presided California Institute of Technology and advised the Air Force Science Advisory Board and the President's Communications Police Board. He authored two scientific books and received the U S Medal for Merit and Britain's King’s Medal for Service.
Bushnell defends handling of receivership funds and merger questions as Assembly members and Toll associates review the Toll report. He denies approving Inland Empire Trans Pacific merger and disputes securities valuation and bond withdrawals. Authorities from the Arizona Corporation Commission and Toll were expected to testify.
A broad winter storm crippled upstate New York with 14 deaths in New York and nine in New England as roads closed and schools shut in a 300 mile band. Syracuse buried under 37 inches of snow with 50 mph winds. Travel limited to emergency traffic as the Thruway between Albany and Buffalo remained blocked. Weather warnings for a deep cold wave stretched from the Rocky Mountains to Florida.
A House investigating subcommittee, voting 6 to 5, chose not to dismiss chief counsel Bernard Schwartz and ordered a closed hearing, with Schwartz threatening a public session if questioned about his conduct and expenses. The inquiry into expense padding and misconduct has sparked intra-committee clashes and political tensions.
Senate minority whip Everett Dirksen in Tucson says a crash program of federal building projects is ready to boost the economy if needed. He doubts tax cuts alone would stimulate spending and forecasts Congress may resist Ike’s tax-cut plan.
Amman reports that a federal union between Iraq and Jordan seems imminent after talks begin tomorrow. Officials say a union would create two opposed Arab federations in the Arab East, shaping regional alignment.
Weather outlook says mainly sunny skies with a few high clouds. Highs in the lower 70s, tonight's low near 40, no showers or strong winds expected. Yesterday in Old Pueblo the thermometer rose to 67 then cooled to 42 by early evening.
Two Texas men Roscoe McBeth 21 of Fort Worth and W D Jones 34 of Dallas were found dying near 3 a.m. after drinking water from a tank used for diesel locomotives at a Southern Pacific crossing. Police said a warning sign existed on the tank but apparently ignored.
Congress approved an emergency appropriation of 43.4 million dollars to replenish nearly exhausted unemployment compensation funds for veterans and federal employees. The Senate quickly sent the bill to President Eisenhower after House passage.
State Sen. Harry Ackerman charges large interest groups and rural counties block school tax relief. He notes 24 of 28 senators come from rural areas and oppose metropolitan needs. He cites ballot initiative as the only uncertain path to approve or defeat an Education Association Minimum Essentials Bill.
The Daily Citizen announces dates for the Chevrolet annual Soap Box Derby on page 25, outlining the schedule and event details for participants and spectators. The notice highlights the community event as a fixture in local sports and page reference provides full coverage.
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