More Trouble Expected Among Little Group Of Men Who Rule Russia
Washington officials predict ongoing power struggles within the Soviet leadership after Stalin. Malenkov's demotion, Bulganin as premier, Khrushchev's rise signal a third phase. Key issues include the role of the old Bolsheviks, the army's political weight, and whether a new dictator will emerge.
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Russia
John M. Wightower
Washington
Georgi M. Malenkov
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Mos
Joseph Stalin
Lavrenty P. Beria
Khrushchev
Central Committee
The
Communist Party of the Soviet Union
Stalin
U. S
Malenkov
Soviet Union
Senate Votes To Pass Pools Bill in Pima County Focus
Phoenix Senate votes to pass a recreational facilities bill limited to counties with populations of 90 000 or more namely Pima and Maricopa After earlier outspoken debate the measure would let cities counties and school districts cooperate to build pools on school property with school districts sharing maintenance but not construction funding The bill targets Pima County where new high schools will host pools financed by bond issues and shared use.
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Phoenix
State Senate
Pima
Maricopa
Thomas Collins
Dpima
H. S. Corbett
R-Pima
Pima County
Fred Dove
D-Cochise
Cochise County
Senate
Wilford R. Richardson
O Graham
Harold Giss
D-Yumin
Richardson
Cites
Board of Supervisors
House J
Arizona
House of Representatives
Mine-Mill Locals Demand Travis Resignation in Montana
Three Montana locals of the International Union of Mine, Mill & Smelter Workers say they will demand the resignation of union Secretary-Treasurer Maurice E. Travis. Locals in Butte and Anaconda, citing alleged detriment to members, acted after trusteeship and Taft-Hartley related findings. Travis, free on bond, declined comment.
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Butte
Mont
Montana
International Union of Mine, Mill & Smelter Workers
Ind
Maurice E. Travis
Anaconda
Denver
Travis
National Labor Relations Board
Minemile
CIO
Miners Union No. 1
Stationary Engineers Union No
Anaconda Mill and Smeltermen’s
Three Day Weekend Observed In Tucson
Tucson celebrates a three day weekend with Lincoln's Birthday tomorrow and Arizona Admission Day following. City and county employees take the full weekend off while banks stay open half a day tomorrow and close Monday. Most downtown businesses close Sunday while schools remain open Monday.
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Tucson
Amateur Mosel Leads Tucson Open After First Round
Former North Texas State star Stan Mosel shot 67 70 to lead the Tucson Open by two strokes at 137. He three putted from three feet on 18 for a potential better score. Low pro early was Frank Clark of Lafayette with 72 after 70 yesterday. Additional scores: Willie Polombo 74 72 146, Bill Smith 71 78 149, Al Weitechi 75 75 150.
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Tommy Bolt
Bernie Sedley
Swinging Club
el Rio
Sedley
Tucson
Stan Mosel
North Texas State
Moses
Frank Clark
Lafayette
Willie Polombo
Kenneth Square
Bill Smith
Phoenix
al Weitechi
Winnetka
Frank Willey
Alberta
Can
Jim Martin
Milwaukee
Wis
Ray Bouty
Elko
Nev
Washout delays round at St Peters burg women's open
A heavy Florida rainstorm and gusty winds postponed the second round of the St Peters burg women's open golf tournament. Leaders include Bob Rosburg and Tony Holguin each at 63s. Gene Littler remained under par after nine holes. Arnold Palmer shot 68 in the first round. Early finishers feature Monte Bradley 74-69, Harry Cooper Jr. 74-73, Bob Grant 73-73.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Bob Rosburg
San Francisco
Tony Holguin
Gene Littler
Palm Springs
Calif
Arnold Palmer
Latrob
Monte Bradley
Houston
Tex
Harry Cooper Jr
Minneapolis
Minn
Bob Grant
Springfield
Mexican boys endure three day icy freight car ride
Two Mexican boys from Nogales, Sonora, Tidel Bravo, 14, and Miguel, 11, were locked in a freight car en route from Tucson to Newhall, California. They tumbled from the boxcar in Newhall after a three day, freezing journey and await return to Tucson. Their mother had taken them to Tucson then sent them to play while she visited relatives.
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Newhall
Calif
Tucson
Tidel Bravo
Miguel
Nogales
Sonora
California
Ike tariff survives test on house floor vote hinges
Washington sponsors of President Eisenhower's tariff policy say it will survive a close floor test. The house ways and means committee approved the administration bill 20 to 5. Speaker Rayburn set floor action for next Thursday and Friday to extend the reciprocal trade agreements act for three years beyond June 1, granting renewed tariff-cutting powers for negotiations on foreign and American products.
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Ipi
Eisenhower
House
Ways and Means
Rayburn
Dtex
United States
Markets At A Glance From New York Stocks and Grains
Markets at a glance show irregular profit taking led by stocks in New York with mixed bonds as governments ease. Cotton moves irregularly, wheat rallies, corn soft due to weak soybeans, oats ease with corn and soybeans, hogs steady to 25 cents higher hitting 18.00, steers and heifers steady with good steers at 21.00.
Appeasement In Tucson Weather Ramble On Cold Cities
The piece contrasts winter lows and highs across cities with Tucson’s 67 high and 38 overnight low. It notes windy but improving conditions and a forecast for thin clouds, slight warming, and less wind tomorrow.
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Omaha
Bismarck
N. C
Des Moines
Chicago
Tucson
Severe Cold Wave Grips North Florida and Miami
A severe cold wave moved into north Florida with forecasts the entire state in freezing grip by nightfall. Miami expects a 50 degree drop from afternoon highs in the low 80s to near freezing tonight, with lows 15 to 25 in extreme north Florida and around freezing in the interior south.
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Miami
Florida
Miami Weather Bureau
British Ship City of Bristol Sinks After Collision
A collision at the New York harbor entrance left the British ship City of Bristol sinking while the American liner President Harding avoided capsizing. Coast Guard units reported the incident occurred today amid heavy rain and rough seas.
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Bristol
President Harding
New York Harbor
Coast Guard
City of
Pflimlin Opens Bid To Form French Cabinet
Paris reports Pflimlin begins talks with political leaders to join a cabinet and faces a 50-50 chance of success. He meets exPremier Mendes-France about German rearmament and North Africa and secures Pinay support in his bid. Coty asked Pflimlin to form a cabinet to end the weeklong crisis and he hoped to answer by tonight.
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Paris
Fierre Pflimlin
Articulture
Pierre Mendes
Antoine Pinay
Pflimlin
Pinay
Mendes- France
René Coty
Coty
Tito Won't Join East Or West Bloc RIVIERA Yugoslavia
President Tito returned from India and Burma and said Yugoslavia will never join a bloc solved by force. He rejected joining either side and urged friendship with all nations to avoid universal danger.
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Tito
Rivera
Yugoslavia
India
Burma
Evacuation of Tachens Nears Completion
The evacuation of Nationalist held Tachens 210 miles north of Formosa nears end as demolition crews depart with the last of arms and supplies aboard transport ships. Seventh Fleet planes maintain air cover while winds and 20 foot seas lash the area and cleanup parties destroy remaining fortifications. Rear Adm. Sabin pledged not a tin can would be left for the Communists as U S and Nationalist forces complete the operation ahead of the fleet’s pullout.
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Taipei
Formosa
Tachen Islands
U.S. Navy
U.S
Tucson
Seventh Fleet
Adm
Alonzo Sabin Jr
D. T. Lynch
Alfred Pride
Sabin
U. S
Tachens
Sahin
Tachen
Tachene Yikiangshan
Republic of China
Britain ends U.N. truce effort on Formosa tensions
London reports Britain will wind up U.N. cease-fire attempts in the Formosa straits with the United States and New Zealand. A later international conference may be arranged if private talks succeed. Indian Prime Minister Nehru met with Anthony Eden and U.S. Ambassador Aldrich as the Security Council plans to formally wind down its Formosa efforts.
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London
Britain
United States
New Zealand
United Nations
Formosa Straits
Jawaharlal Nehru
Winthrop
Aldrich
U. S
Anthony Eden
Security Council
Red China
Formosa
Tucson Tonight and Tomorrow High School Basketball Slate
Tonight at THS gym Amphitheater faces Mesa and Flowing Wells meets Ft. Grant at Flowing Wells gym. UA Amerind club dances in Student Union junior ballroom at 9. Sweetheart ball to benefit programs at YMCA. Tomorrow includes Open Golf at El Rio, City bowling at Lucky Strike, bookmobile at Speedway Wash, and a photography workshop sponsored by Tucson High. Horace Heidt show at UA auditorium. Tucson vs West Phoenix at THS gym and Arizona vs New Mexico A&M at Bear Down gym. Preliminary at 6:30 p.m.
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Flowing Wells
Ft. Grant
YMCA
Tucson
el* Rio
Country Club
Carnegie Bookmobile
Speedway Wash
Horace Heidt
Tucson Bridge Club
West Phoenix High School
THS
Arizona
New Mexico A&m
Bear Down
Index Spikes Hint to ADA Topic Spurred Debate
A brief note indicates Index Spikes drops a hint to the ADA figure, sparking limited discussion on Page 2 amid a wider edition. The audience reacts with applause to a highlighted outstanding moment on Page 5.
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