State Ropers End On Top At Tuc Son Rodeo
Arizona cowboys dominated the four day Tuc son rodeo with Bill Boag 19 of Oregon leading money winner at 2028.10. He won Brahma bull riding and placed second in bareback riding. Claude Henson and Asbury Schell split high point honors after tying two steers in 35.3 seconds and won the prized Porters saddle. The show drew over 36 000 spectators as MGM movie rides entertained between events and wind and rain affected some performances.
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Fresh U S Team Faces Soviet Fireworks at UN Session
The United States plans a pivotal diplomatic push in the renewed UN general assembly as Korea dominates the agenda. Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky arrived aboard the Queen Mary and offered no clear hints on Korea. Observers expect fireworks as the session aims to wrap in six weeks.
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Eisenhower
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Bridges calls for full probe of Voice of America funding
Sen. Bridges questions a 3.7 million dollar VOA ship project and urges Senate investigations subcommittee to probe its feasibility. He notes Vagabond A and B transmitters and a planned Vagabond 1C ship amid a broader budget for overseas broadcasting.
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Sen
Bridges
R-Nh
Voice of America
Senate Appropriations Committee
Voice
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
McCarthy
Rwis
Congress
Iran
Allied Raiders Break Out After Five Hour Front Clash
Allied tank and infantry raiders fought a five hour battle southeast of Panmunjom and broke through a Chinese ring to reach UN lines. The action left about 60 Communists killed and at least 40 wounded as air units targeted Communist positions and rail yards near Wonsan.
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Bui
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Naguib Aide Warns Britain on Suez Evacuation
In Egypt a top aide to Premier Naguib warned Britain to evacuate the Suez Canal zone or face war. Lt. Col. Gamel Abdel Nasser told a large crowd at Shibin el Kom that any country backing Egypt’s rights will receive a warm handshake, while opponents will face war in every field. In London, Anthony Eden said Britain would not abandon the zone without a defense agreement.
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Shibin el Kom
London
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Indians Giants Cubs rosters featured in today’s sports page
The Tucson Daily Citizen welcomes readers to spring training coverage with complete rosters for Arizona’s three major league clubs the Indians Giants and Cubs. Pictures and stories accompany pages 13 to 15 in today’s sports section.
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Senate panel backs $1.69 million capital outlay package
Arizona Senate committee of the whole recommends Do Pass on $1,692,550 for state capital outlay. Proposals include $650,000 for Randolph children's colony, $470,000 for dormitories and a gym at the Arizona School for the Deaf and Blind in Tucson, and $572,550 for a maximum security ward at Phoenix State Hospital.
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Dpima
Randolph
Arizona School For the Deaf
Tucson
State Hospital
Senate
House
Wiley Urges Pacts Study Amid Denunciation Resolution
Sen. Wiley JR Wisconsin urged U S allies be consulted before Congress acts on a resolution to denounce Russia for abusing wartime pacts. The draft would join with the President in denouncing interpretations that subjugate free peoples and may be sent to a Taft headed subcommittee after consultation with Britain France and others.
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Sen
Wiley JR
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Congress
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Taft
Ohio
Britain
France
Yalta
Scientist Weinberg Faces Perjury Charge In Spy Inquiry
Washington court hears perjury case against Dr. Joseph W. Weinberg a central figure in the House Committee on Un American Activities inquiry into atomic espionage He is accused of lying about Communist party membership attendance at meetings and acquaintance with Steve Nelson Oppenheimer’s name is cited in the prosecutors’ filings as part of the investigation.
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Philadelphia
Information Service
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Hich
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Joseph W. Weinberg
House un-American Activities Committee
Weinberg
Communist Party
Russia
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Nelson
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Snow Hits Southern Arizona Clearing Soon
A storm brought rain and snow to Tucson and southern Arizona with 0.22 inch of precipitation added to the yearly total. Snow fell heavily in Summerhaven and Mt. Lemmon. Nogales and Douglas reported several inches. Motorists were warned to use chains on mountain highways as weigh stations and roads remained open with cooling trends and temperatures dropping to near freezing tonight.
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Yuma
Arizona
California
Associated Press
San Bernardino
Von Rundstedt Dies at 77 in Hannover After War Record
Field Marshal Karl Gerd von Rundstedt died at his home in Hannover at age 77. He directed the Ardennes offensive in 1944 and earlier led German gains in Poland and Sedan. He was captured May 2, 1945 and released in 1949 after British custody. charges were dropped for illness.
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Hamburg
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Sedan
Ukraine
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Ike Plans Flight to Augusta for Weekend Golf
President Eisenhower will depart Thursday afternoon for a long weekend of golf at Augusta Georgia returning to Washington Sunday He will stay at Augusta National Golf Club where he played after his election He already spent time at Burning Tree in Maryland making multiple rounds since taking office
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Eisenhower
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Indians Arrive for Spring Training and City Events
Tonight in Tucson features a public concert by the University Symphonic Band conducted by Jack Lee at the university auditorium with free admission. The Cleveland Indians arrive at the municipal airport at 8:45 P.M. and begin spring drills. Tomorrow morning the Indians start workouts at Hi Corbett Field. Also tonight and tomorrow a series of art exhibits and a dance drama for children are listed at various Tucson venues.
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Country Club Plaza
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Gasoline price rise shocks Tucson market
Tucson retailers raise gasoline prices amid demand shifts as the city faces inflationary pressure. Local dealers say wholesale costs drive higher pump prices while drivers seek cheaper alternatives and compete for limited supply.
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