Senators Question Evidence Of Improper Pressure In Gas Bill
Senator George urges any senator with evidence of improper pressure linked to the natural gas bill to submit facts to his committee probing a $2,500 donation to Senator Case. A grand jury probes similar matters as prosecutors seek to determine violations of federal criminal laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
D-Ga
Senate
Francis Case
R-S.d
Federal
Sen. Gore
Tenn
Sen. Henings
DMO
Justice Department
Olney
Paisley
Department
District of Columbia
Congress
War fatal George opposes arms move in Near East
Senate committee chairman Walter F. George warned that if the United States enters a Middle East war Russia would intervene. He questioned the Eisenhower Eden communiqué and cautioned against moving troops, noting Soviet involvement as a likely consequence. He and Senator Aiken discussed options as Israel sought U S arms to counter Egypt.
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George
Near East
Washington
Walter F. George
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Middle East
Russia
George D. Aiken
Alken
U. S
Israel
United States
Egypt
State Department
Mavement
E Venhower
Anthony Eden
United Nations
Eisenhower
Eden
U.S
Lawmakers Introduce Sex Offender Bill in Arizona
Three House members from Arizona introduced a bill to reform sex crime penalties. The measure allows indeterminate sentences from one day to life after court orders and requires a full psychiatric evaluation. Sexual psychopaths could be confined in prison, an industrial school, or a state hospital with annual Pardons and Paroles reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
House of Representatives
Harry Ackerman
Dpima
Champe Raftery
D-Mari- Popa
William Younger Wood
D-Maricopa
State Industrial School
Board of Pardons and Paroles
East Congress Stores Plan Big Moves In Tucson
Downtown Tucson business district along East Congress Street braces for major reshuffles. McLellan Store expands after leasing Baker Show site at 61 East Congress. The Indian Village Trading Post relocates temporarily and a new Indian museum and dances are discussed. The present drugstore site at 1 Water Street will move to N Campbell and East Water in March with remodeling due by May. Fields Friendly Jewelers acquires White's Jewelers and relocates to 30 East Congress, quadrupling showroom size. Baker’s expands with remodeling and new staff hires.
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Congress Street
Tucson
McLllan
Indian Vilage Trading Post
Othe McLellan
Congress
Baker Show
E. Congress
Martha G. Purcell
S. Stone Ave
Stra'ahe
W. A. Muse
McLellan’s
Conress
Scott, Ave
Leroy ‘Atkinson
N. Campbell Ave
Water
Don Hummel
Nathan ‘le Pertan
Hig
Scott Avenue
Rex Bollin
Atkinson
Congress and
Scott
Baker Shoe
pro‘McLellan
E. C
E. Con
Edward Goetz
Fields
Weiss
White's Jewelers
Ira Karon
Minneapolis
White's
Ruling Sought on Arizona State College Name Change
The House Judiciary Committee asked Attorney General Robert Morrison for an opinion on the constitutionality of a bill to rename Arizona State College at Tempe to Arizona State University. Morrison’s ruling was expected to determine if the change could proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Lasts
Phoenix
House Judiciary Committee
Robert Morrison
Arizona State College At
College At Tempe
Judiciary
Education
Maricopa
Pima County
Morrison
Qhorrison Bald
Feverish Sunspots Dazzle Sky Watchers At Steward Observatory
Astronomer Dr. Edwin F. Carpenter notes a rash of sunspots numbering sixty one in one scene, describing the sun as feverish while spots appear as dark, cooler patches on a hotter solar surface. He explains gases erupt from the sun and affect ultraviolet light and long range radio reception. Some spots drift across the sun’s face, with larger ones lasting weeks and smaller ones fading in days. This solar activity may influence communications on Earth and is monitored from Steward Observatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin F. Carpenter
University of Arizona
Steward Observators
Tsough
Carpenter
Saren
Eisenhower doctors say he may serve 5 to 10 more years
A group of six physicians led by Dr Paul Dudley White announced after a renewed examination that President Eisenhower should be able to carry on in the White House for another five to ten years. White declined to say if he recommended re election, noting the choice is the President's. The doctors said the President has made a good recovery from last fall's coronary thrombosis and his health remains satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iton
I —Ent
Eisenhower
Icians
Paul Dudley White
Boston
White
White House
Aera Dent
Howeve
Howard M. Snyder
Weather warms as sunshine favors outdoor plans
Temperatures rise into the 70s and a stretch of sunny days lies ahead for sun worshipers. The five day outlook shows above normal highs with clear nights and light high clouds tomorrow. An Oregon disturbance is not expected to affect local conditions.
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Oregon
Khrushchev Outlines Five Year Foreign Policy
Khrushchev addressed the 20th Congress in Moscow outlining five foreign policy points. He urged peaceful coexistence, better relations with the United States Britain and France, and strengthened ties with Soviet satellites and nonaligned nations. He warned to remain vigilant yet supported a treaty with the United States and called for continued arms defense and social reforms at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscow
Nikita
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Soviet Communist Party
Kremlin
United States
Britain
France
Russia
India
Burma
Afghanistan
United States of America
Great Britain
U. S
Supreme Soviet
Malenkov
Chunky
Ussr
Frigid West Europe Sees 418 Dead As Ice Bites
War era dispatch reports 418 deaths from cold and related hazards across western Europe. The century's worst cold wave grips Britain Germany Denmark Turkey Portugal Spain and Switzerland with dire weather progressing into the Mediterranean. Air lifts near Naples aim to aid Italians, while a 25 car relief train carries hamburgers chicken sweaters and clothing to Sicily. Ice blocked sea routes Sweden Finland Denmark and a Baltic storm slowed U.S. aid efforts as troops battled 12 foot snows toward Yugoslav villages.
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Tripoli
Naples
Sicily
U. S
Germany
Italy
Leghorn
Sweden
Finland
Battegat Strait
Denemark
Denmark
Ranea
Weather Bureau
Parantheolios
Baltic
Stockholm
Rainmaker Opens Tonight and Tomorrow at University
Tonight and tomorrow the Rainmaker opens for the public at Herring Hall with a 7 30 p m show by University Players. A second showing occurs 10 A M to 3 P M displaying Willardime’s Navajo casein paintings at Late Museum.
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Pen
Qostontr
Moody Institute of Science
U of A
Admis
Tucson
Ms — University Players
Herring Hall
Towonkow
Willard Ime
Arozona
Elington
Crehouna Park
University
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Paul Duaiey Waite
Soston
Washington Atonal
William Draper
Air Force
Russ Bloc
Moscow
Austria
Frigid West
Europe
Conight
INDEX
Browerhooa
Japan
Aria
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