President Eisenhower vetoes natural gas regulation bill
The White House rejected a natural gas bill citing arousing lobbying and improper funding linked to a California oil executive. Eisenhower said investigations delay passage and could hurt public trust while affirming need for consumer protections and continued effort for gas supply regulation. He noted the veto came despite agreeing with the bill’s objectives and warned against early enactment before probes conclude.
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White House
Eisenhower
Senate
Francis Case
California
House
Legisla
Congress
Washington
South
Treasury
Snow blankets Tucson as palm trees wear white
Snow fell across Tucson and surrounding areas for the first measurable snow since 1953, totaling up to two inches in the east and half to two inches in other parts. Mount Lemmon reported five inches with ski conditions improving. desert areas saw rare white scenery and snowpiles on car tops.
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Baird Thiessen
Maridee Grill
Arlo Grill
S .Norton Ave
Tucson
Frazier
John
Suzanne
Sharon
3Rd St
Daily Citizen
Weather Bureau
A. W. Edwards
E. 3Rd St
Mount Lemmon
Orville Bang
Mt. Lemmon Lodge
Tony Zimmerman
Mt. Lemmon
Iff
Summerhaven
Saguaro National Monument
Ben Zerbey
Monument
Rincons
Zerbey
Tucson Municipal
Missing Tucson pilot among crew in air crash
Four to five airmen were believed killed in a B52 crash near Sacramento to Stockton area. Col Patrick D Fleming, deputy wing commander at Castle AFB, is listed as missing. his mother Winifred Fleming of the University of Arizona is a noted researcher. Four survivors parachuted with burns and minor injuries. three bodies recovered with no positive identifications for the remaining missing crew.
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SAC
Tucson
Col
Patrick D. Fleming
93Rd
Winifred S. Fleming
University of Arizona
Sacramento
Stockton
Highway Patrol
Sheriffs’ Offices
Air Force
Castle Afb
Merced
Calif
W. E. Eubank
Castle
Michael Shay
Gary
Ind
Billie M. Beardsley
Harold F. Korger
Atwater
Willard Milo Lucy
Col. Fleming
Neville M
Castle Gardens
Baptista Granted Detective License Then Told It Was In Error
Floyd E. Baptista, accused bank robber, received a private detective license for the Vincent Detective Agency around January 25. City treasurer A Gordon Kimball said the license was issued in error after Baptista paid the $5 fee without police clearance. Baptista was asked to obtain a $2,500 bond and was told to cease detective work until he complied, as he continued working to raise funds.
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Floyd E. Baptista
Broadway Village
Southern Arizona Bank
Vincent Detective Agency
A. Gordon Kimball
N. Richey Blvd
Baptista
Kimball
U S Halts Shipment Of Tanks To Arabs
The United States suspended all arms shipments to the Middle East and paused 18 Walker bulldog tanks and 25 ton trainer shipments to Saudi Arabia and France. Britain may reconsider its own sales if embargoes persist. Israel seeks arms, while France limits heavy contracts and monitors delivery to Arab states.
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Associated Press
United States
Saudi Arabia
France
Britain
Middle East
Israel
London
Eden
Washington
Paris
U. S. State Department
Lincoln White
New York
James Monroe
Nine Nation Arab League
Shiek Abdullah Al-Khayyal
George Allen
Saudi
Jerusalem
French North Africa
Brother Says Ike Will Run
Edgar Eisenhower predicted Ike would run for re election at a political dinner where Ezra Taft Benson spoke. It was the first public remark by a close family member on a possible second term and followed a report suggesting the president might seek another term.
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EL Centro
Calif
Eisenhower
Ike
Edgar Eisenhower
Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
White House
Parties Split Tempe Naming In Hot Debate
A heated Arizona college union bill debate pits Pima and Maricopa factions against each other over university naming. An amended plan would create University of Arizona at Tucson with branches in Tempe and Flagstaff renamed Arizona State University and Northern Arizona University. Support spreads among northern counties. Pima opposition remains strong. The House pushed through judiciary questions while delays and further amendments loom as debate continues through the night.
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Auay
Pima
Maricopa County
University of Arizona
Tucson
Tempe
Flagstaff
Yuma County
University of Arizona At
Arizona State University
Northern Arizona University
Board of
Regents
Pima County
Robert Petrie
Maricopa
Northern Counties
Preps
Senate
Arizona University
Judiciary Committee
House
Rep
Enos Oe
D-Pima
Tempe Coll Tempe Institute of Techno
Alvin Wessler
R-Pima
Atty
Robert Morrison
Scnembers
Bill Carr
Robert Klaue
Evening activities and events listed for tonight and tomorrow
Tonight and tomorrow schedule lists bookmobile visits at La Madera Park and Broadway Swan, dog racing at Greyhound Park and Rillito Park, theater showings of The Rainmaker and The Little Hut, University Players performances, and multiple museum exhibitions. Also noted are basketball Arizona vs Hardin Simmons at Bear Down gym and racing at Nogales Highway and Rillito Park with a talent show at Flow Wells school.
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la Madera Park
Greyhound Park
TLT
el Conquistador Hotel
University Players
Tucson
Little Hut
Billitpark
Broadway and
Swan
Arizona Desert Museum
Willard Elms
Arizona State Museum
Rillito Park
Speedway
Nogales Highway
Arizona
Hardin-Simmons
Bear Down
el Conquistador
University
Greek Vote Could Give Reds Power
In Athens, Greek army and police on full precautionary alert as campaigns near final hours. Veteran observers say a 50 50 chance of a popular front government emerging from Sunday's parliamentary elections, potentially abrogating western commitments, with Soviet Russia and satellites watching closely. Greece belongs to NATO and aligns with Turkey and Yugoslavia in the Balkan Pact.
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Athens
Greece
Popular Front
Soviet
Russia
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Turkey
Yugoslavia
Goldwater Says Eisenhower Wants To Run Again
Sen. Goldwater states President Eisenhower desires a second term and would run if confident the Republican senator committee and public reaction support continuing his policies. He adds in visits with the President he felt the same wish to run.
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Goldwater
Ske
Detroit
Sen
Ariz
Eisenhower
Index shows Tempe name change bid and other items
A newspaper page list notes include a Tempe name change bid in the INDEX with House coverage, refugee arrival in Tucson, a Lenten devotional feature, police blotter, theater review of Father of the Bride, and various sections such as Georgia barber on Ike and arts listings across movies comics radio and editorials.
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Tempe
Tucson
Georgia Barber
Ike
Ariz
Ie Financial
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Kool Kat
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Wallvillia
O'Rielly Motor Co
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