Aurora Borealis Lights Tucson Sky in Unusual Display
The northern lights surprised Tucson residents as the Aurora Borealis lit the Cat Lina Mountains after sunset. Dr James McDonald of the University of Arizona explains the unusual southern reach caused by a strong solar outburst. The display disrupted communications and amateur radio, with signals knocked out across many bands and stations reporting interference.
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Dulles Seeks France Tunisia Talks After Air Attack
Secretary of State Dulles urged France and Tunisia to settle their rift and restore ties while saying a foreign ministers conference is not essential before a potential East-West summit. The Tunisian crisis followed a French air raid that killed 68 and wounded many, with Bourguiba demanding French forces leave. Kennedy accused the administration of inaction and urged UN and NATO involvement to prevent wider conflict.
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Probe chief resigns over counsel firing
Unemployment jumped by 1.12 million last month to 4.44 million as factories shed workers. Total employment fell 2.16 million to 62.28 million, hours declined to 38.7 per week, and earnings slipped to 147 dollars. Eisenhower met with Treasury and Fed officials to discuss economy.
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Blizzard Toll Rises Across States Amid Deep Cold
United Press reports heavy snow and record cold sweeping from Texas to New York and New England. Death toll linked to cold, snow, and fires rises with 4 or more dead nationwide. New York blizzard dumps 18 inches in Syracuse and six foot drifts. dozens more killed in surrounding states as treacherous roads persist.
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Tucson Budget Hike Faces Parks Spending Question
State Tax Commissioner William Stanford signaled support for Tucson exceeding its 1957 58 budget by 858 000 but questioned 143 000 for municipal parks amid annexation driven growth. Hearing noted 47 parks 103 workers with 13 new staff. park increase was the only item challenged. Funds for trash collection and police fire costs face depletion without approval.
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Weather outlook and aurora mention with warm temps
Slightly warmer temperatures are expected tomorrow with sunny skies. The weatherman forecasts a few high clouds with a top reading near 70. The low tonight should not dip below 40 degrees. Yesterday the high was 63 followed by a low of 41.
Hughes Plant Manager Sinclair Dies
George W. Sinclair age 42, Hughes Aircraft Co plant manager in Tucson, died of a heart attack at home. Funeral arrangements were planned. He moved to Tucson in 1982 to oversee Falcon missile production under contract for the Air Force. He had previous executive roles at Magnes, Douglas, and Vultee, and owned Ben-Air Engineering in Los Angeles. Survived by widow Rowena and three children. The family home was at 1084 Pantano Triangle. He served on the Tucson Cowboys board and was an amateur radio and deep sea fishing enthusiast.
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Influenza cases rise slightly in June County
June County reported 690 influenza cases last week, up 10 from the prior week after a prior decline from 620 cases the week before. Health officials noted the upward shift follows three weeks of decline.
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Investigation Of FCC To Close Doors
Bernard Schwartz former staff chief on a House investigating subcommittee charges he has evidence of money payments to a federal communications commissioner in a disputed TV case. Oren Harris takes command promising a mostly closed inquiry with Schwartz and aides resigning.
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Not Wanted Cadillac Recovered After Guatemala City Crash
A 1956 Cadillac stolen from Frank Giles in Tucson last November was recovered but not wanted. Authorities noted the car had a smashup with $1 damage and Giles had already collected from his insurer. The accident location was given as Guatemala City.
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Citizen Charlie crossword contest tips featured
Inside the Citizen Charlie crossword puzzle contest fans can get help from Citizen Charlie. The page note previews a second installment of The Challenge of Sputnik explaining space in simple terms.
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Where To Find It Arizona Album Log School News
Section listing contents showing page references for Arizona Album and School News items, with features on Molly Mayfield sports comics and a TV radio World News financial page, plus weather and public records notes.
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