Eisenhower urges Bulganin to pursue diplomacy over public letters
President Eisenhower calls on Premier Bulganin to stop public letters and pursue quieter diplomatic channels for a successful East-West summit. He defends Dulles, urges exchange of visiting leaders, and says both sides should drop repetitive public debate while negotiating eight new topics alongside Bulganin's ten.
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Winter storm devastates eastern U S killing at least 142
AP reports the coldest spell of the winter hit the eastern states after a fierce snowstorm. Deaths exceed 140 from Mississippi to Maine as New England towns declare emergencies and schools close.
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Mississippi
Maine
City Primary Tomorrow Highlights Ward Contests
Voters in Wards 3 5 and 6 will nominate party candidates for city council. Incumbent Ever ett Drescher leads Ward 3 Democratic ticket with no GOP contest. Ward 6 features races for both parties while Frank Gonzales omits reelection due to ward realignment. Republican Ray Weaver faces Thomas Rallis. Democrats Niles Collins and Melvin Fine compete. Polling places listed. liquor sales not barred during voting.
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McFee Straw
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la Jolla Circle
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Tucson
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GOP
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S. Stone Ave
Motor Hotel
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N. Main Ave
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S. Meyer Ave
Carroll
Gallant-Carroll Hardware Co
Castro
el Sombrero Bar & Cafe
Jefferson Park
E. Seneca St
Mansfeld
E. 6Th St
Carrillo
S. Main Ave
Elizabeth Barton
E. 22Nd St
Safford
S. 5Th Ave
Bonillas
E. 16Th St
France Tunisia UK Allied Offer to Solve Tunisian Crisis
France and Tunisia accept a joint U S British offer to settle the Franco Tunisian dispute. Tunisia eases blockade of 22 000 French troops and May postpone a United Nations Security Council session on Tunisia and the Algerian rebellion. The offer is described as good offices not mediation. Bourguiba signals possible drop of Security Council protest if the U S British proposal is formalized.
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Tucson Soap Box Derby Seeks Volunteers for 1958
The Tucson Soap Box Derby seeks field engineers to assist boys in a unpaid volunteer role. Training provided, no experience needed, two to three hours weekly. Qualifications include interest in boys welfare, advising ability, tape measure skill. Apply to Lester W. Boyer, 1030 N. Natachee, AX 8 1350. Derby needs at least two dozen volunteers.
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Douglas Seeks Rehabilitation Contract for Navy Neptunes
Senate aide Barry Goldwater reports bids opened in Pennsylvania for rehabilitating 14 Navy Neptune patrol planes stored at Davis-Monthan AFB. Douglas Aircraft, with a Tucson plant, is a bidder for about $2 million over seven months. More than 400 workers would be needed. planes would be moved desertward to Douglas hangars for work before Air Force award.
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Schwartz Cites Circumstantial Link to White House in Channel 10 Case
Bernard Schwartz testified before a House subcommittee that there is circumstantial but not direct evidence of White House attempts to influence the Miami Channel 10 award. He noted Col. Gordon Moore’s past ties to a Dominican shipyard and Public Service Inc. Moore is Eisenhower’s brother-in-law. investigators probe possible White House involvement in regulatory decisions.
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Cowboys Ready for Rodeo as Weather Flips Warm
The forecast promises another pleasant day with variable high clouds and little temp change. Winds may pick up at times after yesterday's high of 75 degrees and morning low of 44.
Man Completes Week in Simulated Space Ship Test
Airman Donald G. Farrell 23 from the Bronx finished seven days in a hermetically sealed tank simulating a space cabin at Randolph AFB. He reported limited discomfort and weight loss while noting he would like to go to the moon, with scientists saying the test proves readiness for space flight. Farrell spoke before a press conference and was to undergo post-test observation before a New York media tour.
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Donald Farrell
Fort High School Feud Boils Over
At the Cochise County Board of Supervisors meeting in Bisbee a feud over the Ft Huachuca area high school intensified. Sierra Vista and Tombstone clash over site control with talks of a special attorney and possible injunctions while federal aid pursues a 40 acre Tombstone site and safety concerns loom.
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North Gate
Sam Barchas
Hereford
Los Angeles
Barchas
Woman Freezes On Roof After Ladder Entry
In Louisville Kentucky a 41 year old woman identified as Robbie Lee Keith died after slipping from a ladder onto a roof and becoming wedged between the roof and an overhang. The incident occurred during extreme cold with 3 below zero temperatures. Landlady Lois Noel found the body this morning. Keith had used the ladder to access the second story bedroom window and was not wearing a coat hat or gloves. A sack of hamburgers and coffee lay on the ground nearby.
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Rodeo Tickets On Sale In Tucson Reserve Seats Now
Reserved seats for Tucson's La Fiesta de Los Vaqueros are on sale at El Rancho Market and the downtown ticket shack. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The parade Thursday starts at 10 a.m. and the rodeo runs at 2 p.m. daily Thursday through Sunday.
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Challenge of Sputnik science series final installment
The piece wraps up the science series on Sputnik with concluding insights and context. It reflects on the milestones, impacts, and ongoing questions sparked by the satellite program and its role in advancing space exploration.
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