Bricker Treaty Powers Amendment Faces Senate Vote
The divided Senate may vote on Sen. Bricker's Ohio proposal to bind treaties to the Constitution while a rival roll call measure to require Senate ratification of treaties and executive agreements stalls amid party friction and confusion. Senator Knowland pushes for action as Humphrey laments the parliamentary mess.
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Washington
Senate
Sen. Bricker
Ohio
Sen
Knowland
California
Humphrey
D-Minn
French Drive Against Reds at Dien Bien Phu Forges Forward
French Union forces broke out of Dien Bien Phu to drive encircling Viet Minh troops from two hill positions. They reported heavy losses for the Communists and admitted appreciable losses of their own. The action signals an intent to push toward the 36,000 rebels threatening the fortified post near the Laotian border.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Dien Bien Phu
Hopalong Cassidy to Attend Tucson Rodeo Parade
Famed cowboy star Hopalong Cassidy will be in Tucson for the rodeo parade Friday arriving Thursday. He is slated to crown Florence Archer rodeo queen at the Vigilante's rodeo dance at the VFW hall and Pioneer hotel ballrooms with duplicate crowning performances at both venues.
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Hopalong Cassidy
Tucson
Florence Archer
VFW
Markets At A Glance Trade Snapshot
Stocks lower on profit taking with losses led by uneven bonds. Cotton and wheat slip on weak demand and liquidation. Corn and oats weaken as Midwest rains curb forecasts. Hogs rise 25 to 50 cents with tight supply, reaching 27 dollars top. Cattle steady with steers and heifers at 29 dollars top. Based on 2 p.m. New York reports.
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Midwest
New York
Molotov Rejects Conditions on Austria Treaty
In Berlin Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov refused the western Big Four and Austria’s plea to sign an independence treaty without strings. He maintained two demands: keep occupation troops until a German peace treaty and Austria neutrality. A concession allowed revaluation of occupation troops in 1955, but Western leaders rejected it and no progress was made as the conference neared its end.
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Berlin
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Austria
Molotov
Leopold Figl
Anthony Eden
Georges Bidault
John Foster Dulles
Fig
Dulles
Rioters Attack U.S. Information Offices in Calcutta
A Communist led mob attacked the U S information offices in Chowringhee Calcutta during a teachers strike. Police fired tear gas as demonstrators smashed windows burned doors and set fire to the library. No injuries to American staff were reported.
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New Delhi
United States Information Offices
Calcutta
United States
Thomas J. Needham
New York
U. S. Information Offices
Chowringhee Street
Needham
B. R. Mitter
U. S
Mitter
Tucson seeks 990000 bond for police and fire stations
The Tucson City Council police committee urged two general obligation bond issues totaling 950000 for a new police administration building and five new fire stations. Police to cost 450000 and fire stations 500000 with central station 150000 to 200000, vote set for Apr 6.
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Wilbur Conelly
Louis Menager
Casper Carey
Richard Ageton
Conelly
City Hall
Park Avenue
25Th Street
22Nd Street
Country Club Road
Speedway and Country Club
Alvernon Way
Broadway
Tucson
Central Station
Woodward & Zuber
Police
Fluid milk price may drop two cents a quart
Government action cutting price supports for butter cheese and dry milk could trigger a fall of about two cents per quart in fluid milk prices. Sen Humphrey plans to appeal to reverse the order, while others applaud the move. In major cities consumers pay about 23 cents a quart for standard grade milk. If producer prices fall, retail prices could drop two to three cents per quart, or more in smaller markets.
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Washington
Humphrey
D-Minn
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Insurance Code Getting Approval
Phoenix senator James Cooper reports the senate moved through 265 pages of a new insurance code, longer than the income tax act, approving it section by section. Only potential dispute noted concerns osteopathic physicians and hospital insurance.
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Phoenix
Senate
Rodeo Weather Hints Rain Amid Clouds Over Coast
A developing storm system approaching the California coast may bring clouds and a chance of rain within the next day or two. Temperatures ranged from a frosty 38 early this morning to 40 45 tonight with daily highs around the 58 59 marks elsewhere in the region.
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California
Weather Bureau
University of Arizona
Arizona
Phoenix
Douglas
Yuma
Grand Canyon
Flagstaff
Winslow
Prescott
Little Interest In Tucson Primary Poll
Tucson voters showed limited interest in the three ward primary to choose party nominees for the April 6 city council election. Only about 250 ballots were cast in ward 3 5 and 6 in the first six hours, with ward 6 showing a strong Democratic edge in the contested race between Frank Gonzales and William Harrison. Republican nominees named were Richard Ageton ward 3 Casper Carey ward 5 and Louis Menager ward 6.
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Frank Gonzales
William Harrison
Richard Ageton
Casper Carey
Louis Menager
Tax Deadline Set to April 15 for Individuals
Washington The house ways and means committee agreed today to make Apr 15 the annual deadline for filing individual tax returns effective next year.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Marilyn Monroe Delights 10 000 Marines in Korea
Marilyn Monroe visited Korea to entertain 10 000 Marines in a skin tight purple dress. She flew in from Japan and will perform eight shows in four days before American infantry divisions on the peninsula.
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Korea
Marilyn Monroe
Japan
Marilyn
Penin
Blowup at Hughes Aircraft II Promises Not To Interfere
The Hughes Aircraft dispute raged as Howard Hughes pledged non interference after placing Culver City executives in charge. In 1948 Hughes moved to shape the division with Gen Ira Eaker Gen Harold George and Charles Thornton while Dietrich warned the unit must avoid losses.
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Hughes Aircraft Co
Air Force Secy
Harold Talbott
Hughes Aircraft
Henry J. Kaiser
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Culver City
Air Force
Ira C. Eaker
Harold L. George
Charles B. Thornton
Ford Motor Co
Eaker
Carl Spaatz
George
Air Transport Command
Thornton
Death Driver Is Arraigned On Manslaughter Charge
Arraignment on a charge of manslaughter began this morning for Cletus Widmer 38 of 302 W King Jr after his car struck and killed 5 year old Connie Kay Culley almost instantly on Oracle road south of West Prince road. Richard M Bailey 26 of 1150 W Prince Jd was hospitalized at St Mary's with injuries from the same wreck. Widmer's bond was set at 1000 until the proceeding is completed.
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Cletus Widmer
W. King Jr
Oracle Road
Connie Kay Culley
W. Prince Jd
Widmer
West Prince Road
Richard M. Bailey
St. Mary's Hospital
South Tucson Registration Challenged
A superior court suit seeks a temporary restraining order to stop Elizabeth Marten y South Tucson clerk from accepting voter registrations. Ellington Curtis sues the clerk and asks the order become permanent after a hearing. Plaintiffs allege she registers Pima county voters under deputy recorder powers. The town hall allegedly is not the permanent Pima county recorder office nor part of the courthouse. A second voter registration suit was filed Feb. 10.
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Elizabeth Marteny
South Tucson
Attys. Ashby I. Lohse
William C. Frey
Ellington Curtis
Pima County
Lincoln Day Dinner and City Meetings Tonight in Tucson
Gov. Howard Pyle gives the Lincoln Day dinner address at THS cafeteria. Tucson public school board meets at THS vocational building followed by county assessor Leo Finch on taxes. Also on the schedule are tennis exhibition by Jack Kramer at Bear Down gym, ballet, bridge and canasta, baroque and zoology talks, arts panel on Israel, UA symphonic band, lectures, and professional wrestling at Tucson Sports Center.
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Mira
Howard Pyle
THS
Tucson Public School Board
Leo J. Finch
Property Owners Protective Association
Superior
Jack Kramer
Ballet Theater
Paramount Theater
Tucson
Chamber of Commerce
Jean Beck
G. T. Caldwell
Israel
Tucson Fine Arts Association
Seven Painters of Israel
W. Jackson St
Tucson Audubon Society
Liberal Arts
James Anthony
Tucson Sports Center
Index Russian sub sunk by U S torpedo report
Summary notes a Russian submarine being sunk by a U S torpedo as reported on page 28 of the issue. The paper lists other items across pages including Eisenhower budget trims and rodeo features. The page also references driving licenses and a citizen rodeo photo contest.
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U.S
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Hughes’ - II
Charles J. W. Murphy
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