Dulles Not Ready To Be Counted Out
Secretary of State Dulles remains convalescent after Friday surgery and upcoming radiation, with his condition cited as satisfactory. Officials discuss possible Western Three or preliminary Big Three meetings to enable his participation if recovered, while Herter leads foreign policy in his absence.
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Where To Vote In Tucson Primary
West proposes big four 0 cents and light turnout as city primaries are held tomorrow Polls open 6 a m to 6 p m with one polling place per ward Locations include Roosevelt Sam Hughes Mansfeld Peter Howell Safford and Robison Schools
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Seek Spring Talks on Berlin and German peace prospects
The United States Britain and France proposed to Russia a new conference on European security and the Soviet German peace treaty question. Western powers warned Russia that any move to cut lines to Berlin would threaten world peace while seeking an East-West meeting involving the four occupying powers and the Soviet Union. Western officials confirmed Berlin shares and rejected most Soviet terms while noting United States positions. Secretary Dulles dismissed the Soviet peace pact as stupid and said it would not be discussed in the current exchange.
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Weather forecast notes and past temperatures
Readable portions describe rain and wind moving in with a forecast around 55 degrees during the day and a low near 45. A 2 PM temperature reached 72 degrees with sunny noon conditions, yesterday’s high 75 and low 39. Full report on Page 2.
Shadow Of Geronimo Still Haunts Apache Trails
Geronimo the Chiri cahuas leader died 50 years ago tomorrow yet his memory and legend endure. The Apache chief sought victory over the Army but the government spent over 2 million to hunt him. His grandson Geronimo Kuble of Tucson recalls him as a just defender of homeland who never waged total war.
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George Crook
City may auction county park sites if Tucson refuses payment
Two county parks near annexation would be sold to the highest bidder if Tucson declines to reimburse the county. Supervisors Lambert Kautenburger and Thomas Jay urged offering Kelland School adjacent land and Del Norte park for sale after the city’s stance against reimbursements. They plan a negotiations meeting with city officials to resolve park funding.
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Storm Slams Southern California Coast with Gale Force Winds
A massive Pacific storm battered coastal California with winds up to 65 mph and heavy rain. The Weather Bureau warned of gale conditions from Point Conception to Newport Harbor, with potential snow in the mountains and widespread power outages.
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Bakersfield
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San Joaquin Valley
Tass denies 11 U.S. airmen in the USSR after crash
Moscow's Tass agency flatly denies that 11 American airmen missing from the Sept. 2 U.S. transport crash in the Soviet Turkish border area are in the Soviet Union. Tass calls Eisenhower's radio-signal claim a fabrication and says Soviet authorities provided all information on the crew fate.
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Boy 6 Dies In South Tucson House Fire
A six year old boy Agustine Lopez died in an early morning fire that gutted a small adobe home at 450 West 38th Street in South Tucson. His 14 year old half-brother Francisco Escalante suffered second and third degree burns and remained in critical condition at County Hospital. He and Agustine were sons of Mrs. Francisca Lopez of 310 Wood Street. The blaze started from a overheated wood burning stove touching a box of earne and spread rapidly. Patrolman Gregorio Flores saw the flames and alerted fire crews. Dolores Garcia, 64, uncle of the victims, heard coughing and tried to save Francisco but could not reach Agustine. About 2 a.m. a crowd gathered as flames leaped, and deputies helped keep traffic clear. The body of Agustine was taken to Tucson Mortuary. Coroner Clark H. Johnson noted pending arrangements.
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Francisco Escalante
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Francisco
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Reds control army of blue ants via radio din
Inside the Citizen China story reports an unusual military unit described as blue ants controlled by radio communication. The piece notes a chaotic command style and claims no one can fully control the din.
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Tucson
County OKs Traffic Study For Pima County
The Pima County Board approves a $200,000 traffic movement study to be sponsored by the U S Bureau of Public Roads funded chiefly by federal money. County share $12,000 allocated next fiscal year with cost split among the Highway Dept City of Tucson and the county.
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Annexation Two-Thirds Finished In Tucson Move
Tucson city officials report two thirds of signatures gathered to annex about 21 square miles of residential area north and east of the city. Annexation workers have secured signatures valuing the area at just over 14 million dollars of assessed valuation, toward the 21 million dollar goal. The effort is about a month old with 50 workers still to contact remaining homeowners for initial inquiries before a second round of calls.
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