10 Feb 1959
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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1959
Page
1
President Eisenhower said Secretary Dulles will miss weeks after entering Walter Reed Army Hospital for a hernia operation. He anticipated no delay in Western discussions with the Soviets on Germany while Dulles recovers, and noted Khrushchev’s sharp criticisms.
A Stalin cartoon urging voters to back Goldwater triggered a federal probe. Two Machinists Union members were named as distributors, with one in Maricopa County and another from Los Angeles. The case prompted inquiries by Senate committees and the FBI amid a heated late campaign dispute.
A pre-dawn tornado devastated parts of St Louis killing 19 and injuring 265. Emergency crews searched rubble, hospitals flooded, towers at KTVI and KXLW toppled, Civil Defense activated, and Mayor Tucker said the situation was under control with no state aid requested.
Mrs Ethel K Pitton, an employee of the Colorado Game and Fish Department, filed a district court damage suit seeking 25000 from Eastman Kodak Co. The suit details alleged damages and circumstances leading to the claim.
President Eisenhower stated that American pilots are forbidden from a fox and hound approach along Soviet borders to gain intelligence. He dismissed questions about past incidents including a shot down unarmed transport, saying orders prevent such provocations and noting occasional navigational errors and false radio signals drawing planes into Soviet airspace.
President Chairman Ames E. Murray of the Senate education committee outlines a federal outlay of 2.5 billion dollars over 25 years to aid needy districts and colleges in bond repayment for construction. The plan would not alter Eisenhower’s 77 billion dollar budget as no cash would be drawn immediately.
Stocks rose across all major divisions as the four day decline ended with yesterday's sharp selloff. Trading slowed after a rapid start as investors reassessed gains and pulled back from earlier momentum.
Gov Fannin names two new regents to the state university board in a midweek announcement. The move signals expansion of university governance and oversight as the current term continues.
Tucson faces another cold night with frost in low areas and increasing clouds. The Mt Lemmon snowstorm left 75 to 100 stranded and closed the road. 2 to 3 feet of snow reported. Statewide, Flagstaff schools closed and youths trapped in a mining shack were later reported safe.
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