Fire gut Safeway store on North Stone Avenue
A fire at the Safeway on North Stone Avenue caused an estimated 300000 in damage. Firefighters worked from 7 p.m. to after 9 p.m. to control the blaze as 38 off duty men were called in. One employee, Hans Leder, suffered minor burns.
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Safeway
Stone Avenue- Drachman Street
Mgr
Joseph Billings
North
Stone Avenue Safeway
Safeway Home
Phoenix
Hans Leder
19Th St
Leder
Weather shifts as Tucson cools after front
A weak cold front passed Tucson Saturday bringing a mild weekend with highs near 88 and early morning lows around 54. The forecast warns of a return to mid 90s tomorrow as conditions vary across Arizona with Phoenix 88 58 and Flagstaff 62 24 among other readings.
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Mercury
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Winslow
Yuma
Douglas
Flagstaff
Prescott
Vietminh Surround Delta Defenses in Indochina Clash
Vietminh forces encircle the Red River delta as they mass for a possible all-out assault on Hanoi. French high command reports about 20 000 rebel infantry returning to base after Dien Bien Phu and moving toward the delta. The French bolster defenses and try to keep Haiphong road and rail links open amid nightly Vietminh attacks.
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Indochina
Dien Bien Phu
Red River
Europe
Haiphong
Leaked Transcripts Figure In McCarthy Hearings
Pvt. G David Schine challenged Secretary Stevens sworn testimony that Schine initiated a Oct 21 phone talk about his Army future. The hearings placed on record leaked transcripts of Stevens McCarthy talks and five Stevens-Cohn exchanges. In one Sept 20 call Stevens pleaded with Cohn not to make too much of a spectacle of questioning Maj. Gen. Richard Partridge.
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David Schine
Stevens
Schine
Chine
Argu
McCarthy Army
McCarthy-Stevens
Roy M. Cohn
McCarthy Subcommittee
Cohn
Richard B. Patridge
Cohn urged CIA assignment for Schine before draft
In prehearings talks, Roy Cohn suggested to Secretary Stevens that a CIA assignment for G David Schine might avoid embarrassment and keep Army intelligence from looking silly. The transcript reading continues with more calls, and Mundt said the panel may finish Cohn as a witness with McCarthy next.
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Washington
Roy M. Cohn
Secretary of the Army
Stevens
G. David Schine
Schine
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Russia and France discuss cease-fire supervision in Geneva
French Foreign Minister Georges Bidault and Soviet diplomat Vyacheslav Molotov held a 50 minute talk in Geneva described as cordial. They did not agree on a supervising commission but discussed including one Communist nation and four other states. Bidault suggested three Asian nations plus one Communist and one Western nation as a base forming the panel.
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Georges Bidault
Russia
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Indanshina Saneca Fina
Piypyvoecu Jtimultiiiia FF Teou Iie
Molotov
Bidault
India
Pakistan
Ceylon
Neutral Nations Supervision Commission
Korea
Switzerland
Sweden
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Red Sox Rally Beats Tigers in First Game of Doubleheader
Boston tops Detroit 3 2 as Frank Sullivan wins his third decision in five. Ellis Kinder earns relief in the ninth. Other league notes include Chataway narrowly missing a two mile world record in London and Al Rosen sidelined eight to ten days with a broken finger for Cleveland.
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Boston Red Sox
Detroit
Steve Gromek
Tigers
Frank Sullivan
Ellis Kinder
London
Chris Chataway
Roger Bannister
Chataway
Gaston Reiff
Belgium
Paris
Cleveland
al Rosen
Cleveland Indians
Don Kelly
Rosen
Philadelphia
Mexico Forest Fire Threatens Sierra de Los Ajos Area
Firefighters from Cananea, Bacoachi, Fronteras and surrounding towns battle a large blaze 40 miles south of Douglas covering an estimated 40 000 to 50 000 acres. Eyewitnesses report dense smoke and strong winds drove the fire westward with 60 more men arriving from Hermosillo.
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Mexico
Sierra de Los Ajos
Cubillas
Manuel Cubillas
Cananea
Las Boregas
Alfonso Morales
Agua Prieta
Bacoachi
Fronteras
Morales
Hermosillo
Carson Forest
New Mexico
Mark Jones
Willcox
Larry Hamilton
Tucson
Carson
Chiricahua Mountains
Toe Must Go recall effort falls short in Wisconsin
SAUK CITY Wisconsin The Joe Must Go club failed to reach the 403 904 signatures required by law to recall Sen McCarthy. The group said the response was tremendous though it did not report how many signatures were collected.
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Sauk City
Wis
Joe
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Yates Labels Army McCarthy Clash as The Cohn Mutiny
Representative Sidney R. Yates of Illinois described the escalating army McCarthy dispute as The Cohn Mutiny in a prepared Washington speech. He offered the new label to capture the political confrontation and alleged insubordination within the ranks.
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Washington
Sidney R. Yates
D-Ill
Civil Defense Plans Warn of Russian Atomic Threats
Washington civil defense planners say Russia could strike the United States with atomic bombs and possibly biological chemical and psychological warfare. They estimate targets nationwide, warn of mixed delivery methods, and note only about one hour of warning might be possible for a future strike.
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Russia
United States
Civil Defense Administration
Civil Defense Agency
Soviet Union
CDA
Military housing expansion eyed for Arizona sites
The defense department proposes building 418 housing units for army and air force families in Arizona at about 6 million dollars as part of a 350 million dollar program. Ft Huachuca would receive 208 units costing 3.102 million, Luke AFB 185 units at 2.565 million, Davis Monthan AFB five units at 135 thousand, and Yuma test station 20 units for 297 thousand.
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Army
Air Force
Arizona
Associated Press
Washington
Department
Congress
Ft. Huachuca
Luke Afb
Davis-Monthan Afb
Yuma Test Station
State Party Head Accuses Democrats Over Voter Registration
Arizona Republican Col. James C. Wood claims Democrats in six to seven counties violate voter registration laws and seeks a probe by Atty. Gen. Ross F. Jones. Wood says charges could follow the inquiry but rests on each county party's actions and adds the aim is to ensure proper reregistration. He notes violations may occur in Phoenix and declines further identification.
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Phoenix
Republican Party
Arizona
Ross F. Jones
James C. Wood
Pheonix
Wood
Republican State Central Committee
Arizona House
GOP
Howard Pyle
Pima County Officials Deny Registration Harvesting Claims
The Pima county recorder's office rejected allegations that staff left registration blanks at voters' homes or paid deputy registrars. They admitted sending blanks out of state when requested by residents abroad and defended the process as legal and notarized.
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Pima County
John Johnson
Scientists Fear New Nuclear Devices, Patterson Says
Rep. James T. Patterson of Connecticut told reporters before a banquet speech in Waterbury that the United States has two nuclear devices the scientific community fears to test. He said Eisenhower ordered limited development and emphasized he would not call them bombs.
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Waterbury
Conn
James T. Patterson
Rconn
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
United States
Patterson
Eisenhower
Voter Registration and Boxing Events Tonight in Tucson
In Tucson tonight volunteers can register voters from 5 to 8 PM at the new St. Joseph's Church on South Craycroft Road at Broadway. At 8:30 PM boxing action occurs at the Tucson Sports Center.
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South Craycroft Road
Broadway
Tucson Sports Center
Gen Franco calls for total embargo against Russia
General Franco urges a complete embargo against Russia in a bold international demand reported across pages 15 and related coverage. He frames the stance as a critical Western response amid rising tensions and global economic strain.
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Franco
Russia
West
Hal Boyle
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