Guns At Ready As Bank Moves Tucson Vaults To New Home
Southern Arizona Bank and Trust Co moved at 6 17 p m to 150 N Stone Ave guarding over 57 million dollars in cash securities and records The move involved 60 police 47 transfer men 16 bank officers and undisclosed security personnel with federal help The new building features a nine ton vault and underground vault separate from the old offices in operation for 56 years with a dedication planned for March 1.
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Escaped killer recaptured after 100 mph Nogales chase
Jack Cathey 26, an Arizona State Hospital escapee found after a 100 mph pursuit through Nogales streets. Patrolman Larry Vance said Cathey wrecked near the border, was found dazed with a paring knife, and booked in Nogales jail after the crash.
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British to OK Missile Bases
London reports an agreement to station U S intermediate range ballistic missile bases in Britain is expected to be signed Monday or Tuesday. The defense ministry said the exact signing date is not set. Defense Minister Duncan Sandys will brief the House of Commons midweek on the deal. Site locations remain undisclosed.
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Anti Reds Take Over Indonesia Provisional Regime Proclaimed
Sumatra's rebel anti Communist colonels proclaimed a provisional regime in Indonesia selecting Dr Sjafruddin Prawiranegara, former Bank of Indonesia governor, as Premier. He arrived from Sumatra amid Sukarno's anti Dutch drive and criticized its handling. The move followed an ultimatum demanding Djuanda's cabinet be dissolved and a new non communist government formed.
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U S Seeks Quick Mediation Over Tunisia Crisis
The United States races to broker talks between France and Tunisia before a U N debate. Washington and Paris explore face saving talks while Tunisia asks for mediation and France resists direct mediation. The U S Embassy in Tunis awaits Paris cabinet news to renew contacts with Tunis.
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U S Signs 98 Million Aid Pact With Poland
The United States approves a new economic aid agreement worth 98 million dollars with Communist Poland, raising total U S credits and assistance in under a year to 193 million. The aim is to foster Polish independence from Soviet control.
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Stassen Quits As Aide To Run For Governor
Harold E. Stassen resigns from the Eisenhower administration to seek the Pennsylvania gubernatorial nomination. Stassen states he left of his own accord after being at odds with disarmament policy and reports that he was outlived his usefulness are denied by Hagerty. The former Minnesota governor, a Pennsylvania resident, has earlier sought the Republican presidential nomination and held a Pennsylvanian farm at Gettysburg.
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Recording May Decide FCC Case on Mack Payoff
Investigators flag a wire recording as pivotal as they prepare to question FCC Commissioner Richard A. Mack next week over alleged payoffs in a contested television case. House subcommittee Chairman Qren Harris will handle the material, potentially playing it publicly, while Mack denies the charges.
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Nixon Urges Confidence in Economy and Space Race
Vice President Nixon, in Phoenix, urged confidence as the 1958 Republican keynote and predicted U.S. victory in the space race. He warned against New Deal excess, touted public works, defense spending, and a possible tax cut if growth lags, while backing state Taft Hartley positions and overseas aid.
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Snow Deepens Across the South and Cold Air Expands North
Heavy winter weather blankets the South with up to three inches of snow covering Tennessee and parts of Arkansas Missouri Kentucky Mississippi Alabama Georgia and the Carolinas. Arctic air drives lows to 25 below in Glasgow Montana and Saranac Lake New York. Five traffic deaths linked to travel hazards.
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Warm Weekend Forecast With Sun and Warm Temps
Weather Outlook predicts continued warmth for the weekend with sun and high clouds. Yesterday reached 66 degrees and overnight lows fell to 42 as residents anticipate more mild conditions suitable for outdoor activities.
Nationalist Yui Cabinet Resigns in Taiwan
Premier C. K. Yui resigns after impeachment and repr mand, amid a cabinet reshuffle and anticipated acceptance by Chiang Kai-shek. Foreign Minister George Yeh may succeed Yui while retaining the post and pro-Western policies. The control Yuan impeached Yui on Dec 23 and the Judicial Yuan reprimanded him on two counts.
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Inside the Citizen: Cats Cut Out Basic Training
Football coach Ed Doherty's basic training program prompts several candidates to quit the squad. The note appears on Bull Pen page 4 as part of the Citizen column.
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