France braces as Algerian war nears cease fire
Paris police tighten security as President de Gaulle readies for end of the seven year war with Algeria. A cease-fire pact with rebel leaders could be signed any moment, with Feb 25 eyed as a target. de Gaulle may announce on TV and declare a state of emergency to thwart the outlawed OAS plot.
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UPI
Charles de Gaulle
France
Louis Joxe
de Gaulle
Secret Army Organization
Algeria
Northern Europe Storm Kills 37 Sweeping Lands
A killer storm battered northern Europe with hurricane winds and heavy rains, killing 37 across West Germany Britain Denmark and East Germany. Hamburg and Wilhelmsberg faced severe flooding as 10,000 troops joined rescue efforts. Vessels issued distress calls along the Baltic and North Seas.
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UPI
Europe
Poland
Baltic States
Hamburg
Baltic
North Seas
Minorities Operate Publicity Bureau In Arizona House
The Arizona House minority says it runs its own publicity bureau separate from the majority. Both offices are on the third floor. the majority uses state payroll staff and mimeograph machines while the minority uses a separate Phoenix base with releases labeled Committee on Publication. The AP notes the majority article system targets Democratic senators while minority releases are printed off capitol grounds.
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Minority
Arizona House
Arizona
van Dyke
Phoenix
Majority Shift Defeats Arizona Racing Bill in House Vote
In Phoenix the Arizona House majority defected to defeat a measure cutting the states share of parimutuel revenue for horse tracks. The bill, led by Majority Leader Bill Stephens, failed 41 to 36 after seven majority members quit the coalition. Stephens will seek amendments to revive the bill, which would boost track operators profits and extend racing in smaller counties. Speakers and sources noted opposition concerns about state tax effects and subsidies to operators.
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Stephens
County Affairs Committee
Electric Light Lines Cut At Titan Site
Electrical lines feeding work lights at Titan missile sites west of the city were damaged after 25 workers left the job in a jurisdictional dispute between electricians and iron workers over conduit supports. An Air Force official said the act was not sabotage and could not identify the culprits. damage was about $10. Workers were ordered back and the dispute to be settled next week.
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Kenneth Ingram
Air Force
Horace Bounds
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Bounds
City Council to name two advisory boards this week
Mayor Lew Davis expects the City Council to appoint Monday two new city advisory boards. A Civil Defense 10 member unit will study planning and needs and advise on actions. A Citizens Study Committee on Community Developments and Improvements will examine needs for a capital bond issue and city revenue options.
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Council
Lew Davis
The
Citizens’ Study Committee
Davis
Miss Elizabeth Thring Arrested in Congo Slaying Case
Congolese authorities arrest Elizabeth Thring, an Arlington Virginia secretary, on suspicion related to the St Valentine’s Day killing of Lt. Col. Helen D. Stogner, assistant U S military attaché, in Leopoldville.
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Leopoldville
Congo
UPI
Elizabeth Thring
Arlington, Va
Helen D. Stogner
U. S
Pope Names 10 New Cardinals device Vatican consistory set March 19
Pope John XXIII named 10 new cardinals bringing the Sacred College to 87. The picks include three Italians, two South Americans, one Irishman, one Spaniard, one Portuguese, one Belgian and one Lebanese. Consistory scheduled for March 19 to present red hats.
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John XXIII
Sacred College of Cardinals
Blue Skies To Keep On Smiling Weather Report
The forecast calls for clear skies in Tucson tonight and tomorrow with a low around 37 degrees and a daytime high near 74. This morning's low was 40 and noon temps reached 62 with 28 percent humidity.
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Tucson
British Troops Quell Riots in Guiana Capital Firefights Amid Looting
British forces moved into the burning capital to guard key installations and the homes of Cheddi Jagan after five days of a general strike over austerity policies. Arson and looting spread as troops and Royal Navy personnel fought fires and jailed rioters, with at least three killed and 30 arrested. Thousands fled to suburbs as authorities urged staying indoors.
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Cheddi Jagan
Arizona’s Son Carl Hayden Celebrates 50 Years in Congress
The Tucson Daily Citizen notes Carl Hayden marks a half century in Congress as Arizona reaches its semi centennial era in statehood. The magazine layout also highlights artistic scraps by Ron Boice and Lake Geneva resort features.
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Arizona
Carl Hayden
Congress
Statehood
Writer Michener To Seek Office In Pennsylvania Race
Doylestown Pa UPI James A Michener the author of South Sea novels announced his bid for the Democratic congressional nomination in the 8th Congressional District of eastern Pennsylvania a predominantly Republican seat.
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Michener
Doylestown
UPI
James A. Michener
8Th
Pennsylvania
Berlin Air Situation Seen Easing
Western diplomat Believes Russia paused harassment of Allied flights to West Berlin after talks with Lucius D. Clay. Foreign Minister Joseph Luns echoed that Russians relax pressure for now, but Western firmness remains. He warned Berliners there will be no appeasement.
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West Berlin
Joseph Luns
Netherlands
U.S
Lucius D. Clay
Luns
22nd Street Overpass Project Plans Reported
City Council will hear plans for a 1.25 million dollar 22nd Street overpass to carry traffic above railroad tracks and the Butterfield Stage route. Officials seek approval to appraise and condemn land, and may decide on East 5th Street widening funding with questions of who pays. Local homeowners oppose heavy assessments but may accept revised terms. The item is likely to be discussed late in the afternoon.
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Butterfield
East 5Th Street
Foutane
Jones Avenue
Wilmot Road
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