Eisenhower Arrives in Brasilia for South American Tour
President Eisenhower lands in Brasilia on a 10 day southern tour. He and Brazilian President Juscelino Kubitschek issue the Declaration of Brasilia urging hemispheric economic development, peace, and democratic rights. They pledge racial equality and freedom of thought as ties between nations strengthen.
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Eisenhower
Juscelino Kubitschek
Brazil
Brasilia
Puerto Rico
Rio de Janeiro
Americas
Rio
Argentina
Chile
Uruguay
Christian A. Herner
Horacio Lafer
Philadelphia
District of Columbia
Organization of American States
Attendant fatally shot at Texaco station in Tucson
Glen D. Smith, 26, a night attendant at Arnold's Texaco on N Stone Ave and Drachman St, was killed by a .22 caliber bullet fired at close range. Police found a flattened slug under his scalp and say he was shot in the back of the head as he stood near a storage area. No weapon found. Smith lived at 3015 N Fontana Ave and worked 1 p.m. to 7 a.m.
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Glen D. Smith
Smith
William Ross
Police Investigation Division
Arnold
Texaco
N. Stone Ave
Drachman St
Richard Lewis
California
Ross
Palmdale
Calif
N. Fontana Ave
Omaha Fire Leaves Seven Dead In Hotel Tragedy
A three alarm blaze tore through a small hotel in Omaha's warehouse district early today. Seven people were killed and four injured, one critically, as residents were trapped in beds while others fled from windows and exits in near zero temperatures.
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Omaha
Neb
UPI
Warehouse District
Young Bisbee Girl Prods White House On Water Worries
Stephanie Knowles 11 of Bisbee arouses federal action on water conservation. President Eisenhower replies through aide Wilton B. Persons noting awareness and sharing the Junior Scholastic concern. USGS chief Arthur A. Baker details public-awareness efforts.
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Stephanie
Eisenhower
Arizona
Ann Knowles
Bisbee
U.S. Geological Survey
Stephanie Ann Knowles Bisbee
Europe
Wilton B. Persons
Department of the Interior
Arthur A. Baker
USGS
U S Declassifies Military Aid by Country 10 Year Rollup
The Defense Department released a country by country breakdown of military aid over the last decade revealing that Europe received just over half of 26.08 billion dollars. France led with 4.502 billion, followed by Nationalist China at 2.057 billion, Italy 1.993 billion, Turkey 1.717 billion, and Korea 1.292 billion.
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Washington
Defense Department
Europe
Congress
France
China
Italy
Tur
Inside the Citizen headline roundup and page guides
A compact teaser lists article sections across the paper including Thieves Hit Gethsemane Garden, Come Fall Men is Wear The Grape, Brasshats' Manuals Cost S11, Yankees' Carol "Was Robbed", and public records and sections on Radio TV Sports Woman's View Tucson Tonight with page numbers.
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Public Records
Radio
Woman's View
Tucson Tonight
Annexation Drive Nears as Workers Are Hired
City officials plan to expand south and west as more than 50 petition passers receive instruction in an annexation school. Mayor Don Hummel and the council await a final word from City Mar Porter W Homer on affordable areas and boundaries.
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Don Hummel
City Mar
Porter W. Homer
Vetoes Waterways Pollution Bill
President Eisenhower vetoed a major election-year bill to boost federal grants for sewage disposal plants from 500 million to 900 million dollars. House leaders had planned floor action Thursday to seek an override, signaling anticipated opposition to the veto.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Congress
House
Property Owners Petition Demands City Water Rate Vote
Representatives of the Property Owners Protective Assn filed an initiative petition with 2,600 signatures seeking a popular vote on the city water rate increase implemented last August.
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Property Owners Protective Assn
Tucson druggists subpoenaed in Arizona price probe
Ten Tucson druggists are subpoenaed to testify before a Phoenix grand jury on Feb. 29 and Mar. 1 in an anti trust price inquiry. The probe is led by George Haddock of the Los Angeles anti trust division with local oversight by William E. Eubank and Jack D. H. Hays.
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Tucson
Phoenix
Eral
George B. Haddock
Los Angeles
Antitrust Division
U.S. Department of Justice
Arizona
Eubank
Jake Meyer
U.S
Naed
Haddock
Jack D. H. Hays
Light turnout in District 1 bond election vote
Voters cast 2,287 ballots by noon in the 9.9 million District 1 school construction bond. Polls open until 7 p.m. at 18 schools with heavier East Side participation and four proposals at stake including new schools and site projects.
Five day Tucson forecast for cold weather and furs
The five day outlook calls for temperatures around 10 degrees below normal with clear nights and freezing temps tonight. Winds pick up tomorrow afternoon with no storms in Tucson though northern Arizona may see snow flurries by the weekend.
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Tucson
Arizona
Russian chess master says memory math and horse sense give edge
International master George Koltanowski argues Russia leads in memory and mathematics and that Americans lag in chess. He notes Russia dominates grand masters, while Americans excel in some sports due to unique participation. He visits Tucson to play 30 opponents and lecture, then explains chess fundamentals and a bishop’s oblique move.
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Russia
George Koltanowski
U. S
Ussr
Koltanowski
San Francisco Chronicle
Squaw Valley
United States
Tucson
Central Ymca
Explosion Cause Cited In National Airlines Crash Near Wilmington
The Civil Aeronautics Board announced a dynamite blast caused the National Airlines crash on January 6 near Wilmington North Carolina with 34 aboard. Chairman Durfee said evidence points to an electrical starter in the cabin near Julian Frank, who held life policies exceeding 1 million dollars. Investigation continues.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
National Airlines
Wilmington
N.C
James R. Durfee
Julian Frank
Durfee
House OKs Extra Funds for Space Program
The House unanimously approved President Eisenhower’s request for 23 million dollars in extra NASA funding for the current year. The boost raises NASA’s total to 523.6 million, aimed at advancing the Mercury program toward placing a man in orbit in 1961. Dr. T Keith Glennan urged Senate approval to stay competitive with Soviet space efforts.
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Washington
UPI
House
Eisenhower
Space Agency
Senate
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
T. Keith Glennan
Senate Appropriations Committee
Murphey Case Delayed as Abbott and Kaufman Hearings Set
Prescott judge Jack Ogg will hear motions and arraignments for Sam R. Kaufman and Alexander L. Abbott on bribery charges. Co defendants alternately face actions while real estate operator John W. Murphey’s arraignment is postponed for a week due to counsel travel. Abbott faces three counts. Kaufman two counts. Murphey one count.
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Superior Court
Jack Ogg
Yavapa County
Sam R. Kaufman
Alexander L
Pop) Abbott
Ogg
Prescott
Lee Garrett
Abbott
Merit
John W. Murphey
Murphey
B. G. Thompson Sr
Kaufmans
Robert §. Tullar
Sidney Weissberger
E. F. Rucker
H. Farr Rogge Jr
John Claborne
Garrett
Kaufman
Pima County
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