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Tucson Daily Citizen in Tucson, Arizona

30 Jun 1954

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Tucson Daily Citizen

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Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1954

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3

Chou En-lai Returns to Communist China After Tours

Premier Chou En-lai arrived in Communist China after Geneva Asia talks and meetings in India and Burma. His plane refueled in Hong Kong before continuing to Canton and Peiping. The Rangoon communique pledged to promote peace and stabilize Indochina while guiding Burma-China ties by mutual respect and noninterference. Western observers see the trips as Peiping efforts to win neutrals in South Asia.

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Hong Kong Chou En-lai China Asia India Burma Canton Peiping Rangoon Chou U Nu Indochina Red
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Catalina School Post To Udall

Stewart L. Ucall, former Amphitheater school board president, was named to the Catalina Foothills school board by Florence Reece. He replaces R. E. Pruitt Jr., who resigned. Pruitt's exit followed two prior resignations. Udall, a Tucson lawyer since 1948, announced candidacy for the Democratic nomination in the U S House from district 2.

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Stewart L. Ucall Amphitheater Catalina Foothills Florence Reece R. E. Pruitt Jr Pruitt Udall Tucson University of Arizona Law College U. S
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Spectacle Of Total Solar Eclipse Excites Nation

Millions of Americans rose early to view a total solar eclipse seen in five states with partial effects nationwide. Crowds used eye protection from smoked windows to welders helmets while scientists observed from planes and telescopes.

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U. S India Twin Cities Minneapolis St. Paul Tucson General Hospital Donald Menzel Harvard Observatory Harold Urey University of Chicago Institute of Nuclear Studies Kansas City Detroit Chicago Rhode Island Pittsburgh Connecticut Cleveland New England Atlantic
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