Gaza Welcomes U.N Flag as Israeli Troops Withdraw
The United Nations flag rose over the Gaza Strip replacing Israel's flag as most Israeli forces pulled back after 125 days of occupation. Withdrawal continued in Sharm El Sheikh with demolition of Egyptian-built defenses and precautions by armored patrols. Norwegian UN guards established a frontier post at dawn.
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Gaza
United Nations
Gaza Strip
Israel
Mediterranean
Sharm el Sheikh
Gulf of Aqaba
Gulf
Egypt
Sinai Peninsula
Gaza City
U.N
McFarland Seeks More Auditors After Tax Board Shakeup
Governor McFarland said he will ask the House and Senate Appropriations Committees for a larger auditor staff. The move follows the ouster of Raymond M. Bayless, former chief accountant at the State Industrial Commission. Bayless plans to plead guilty on $3,000 bond.
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Phoenix
McFarland
House
Senate
Raymond M. Bayless
State Industrial Commission
Charles Stidham
Bayless
Stidham
Commission
Labor Department
De Valera Wins Control in Irish Parliament
Eamon de Valera, aged 74 and nearly blind, won control of the Irish Parliament in a dramatic comeback and will replace John A. Costello as prime minister after three years out of power. Formal elevation to PM awaits the new parliament convening March 20.
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Dublin
Ireland
Eamon de Valera
John A. Costello
de Valera
Jewelry Trays Worth Fifty Thousand Stolen Depot Heist
Jewelry trays containing fifty thousand dollars in rings and bracelets were stolen from the Southern Pacific depot Monday. The trunk with the loot was later found in a culvert along Florence Highway north of Tucson near W Alto Place. Four city workers discovered the trunk in a drainage ditch while disposing oil. Walter Zigler and Ross Davis of Tucson, employees of Garpac Mine Exploration Co., identified the cases. Police located the trunk after baggage room agents failed to find it. the owner had tried rerouting the trunk to El Paso, Texas.
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Southern Pacific
Florence
Tucson
Walter Zigler
Ross Davis
Garpac Mine Explortion Co
W. Alto
Ray Garcia
Old City Corral
Ernest Vega
S. 14Th Ave
Ray Garza
22Nd St
Ray Olivas
Cannon
Baggage Room
el Paso
Tex
Weather Notes on Leas and Growing Season
Poetic reflection on meadows and spring warmth. Foretells variable high cloudiness with little temperature change and no rain. Yesterday reached 76 degrees. today similar. Early low 48. tonight expected near 48.
Ships Collide in Delaware River. 9 Missing
Outbound freighter S S Elna II collided with tanker Mission San Francisco in the lower Delaware River near Pea Patch Island. Nine men on the tanker, including the captain, were missing. 35 others on the tanker and 23 on the freighter were saved. Fire tore through both ships and the tanker settled in shallow water.
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U.S.N.S. Mission
San Francisco
Delaware River
New Castle
Del
Pea Patch Island
Pennsville
N.J
Philadelphia
Mission San Francisco
S.S. Elna II
Seven Ladies Dislodge from Pennsylvania Station Lounge
In New York seven women aged 45 to 72 were found living in the Pennsylvania Station ladies lounge and brought before Magistrate Jack L. Nicoll. Some were cleared of loitering charges, while others received pardons or welfare referrals. Mrs. Dora Peck, 72, had $224 cash. she described the lounge as a pleasant place. Mrs. St. John, 60, and Mrs. Lena Onorato, 59, were judged innocent of loitering. Nicoll distributed coffee and doughnuts as the women await welfare assistance and housing arrangements, noting Mrs. Peck’s pension and bank accounts.
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New York
Pennsylvania Station
Jack L. Nicoll
Nicoll
Dora Peck
Sanden
Adelisteats
Newark
N.J
County Boss Rules Out Federal Funds For Hospital Drive
Chairman Lambert Kautenburger pledged the county will not seek federal funds for hospital construction if it harms the Joint Hospital Drive. He backed advancing the drive while stating the county hospital board will likely recommend no further construction. A Tuesday meeting will decide on federal aid after board recommendations.
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County Board of Supervisors
Lambert Kautenburger
Kautenburger
Board of Governors
St. Mary's Hospital
Tucson Medical Center
Hill-Burton
Tucson
Miguel Carreras
Loyola staffer kills self amid slay probe in Chicago
David Burch 25, Loyola University assistant to the dean of admissions, shot himself as detectives questioned him about alleged lewd pictures of a youth and the Grimes sisters killings. Police found nude photos of the boy in his room and linked the case to ongoing Chicago schoolboy murders investigation.
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Chicago
Loyola University
David Burch
Loyola
Burch
North Side
Joseph Morris
Grimes Sisters
Barbara
Patricia
Morris
Butch Robert Peterson
John Schuessier
Anton
James Fitzgerald
J. Norval Burch
Fitzgerald
National Safety Council
Eisenhower vows to curb spending to ease living costs
President Eisenhower said he is seeking ways to slow the growth of government outlays tied to a 71.8 billion dollar budget for the coming fiscal year. He noted his cough has become a head cold and he faces hearing difficulty while declining to travel for treatment. He ordered a study to determine if spending can be reduced to ease inflation. He also affirmed Israel’s existence and its issues as of the talks with Saudi Arabia. He did not discuss further Israel Saudi talks specifics.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Tucson
Nixon
Dulles
Middle East
Israel
King Saud
Saudi Arabia
House Okays Ike Plan to Aid Middle East Allies
The House approves a plan allocating million in all funds to bolster Middle East economies and governments against Communist subversion.
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Ike
Middle East
Split Congress widens farm subsidy dispute
The Citizen reports a growing division in Congress over farm subsidy policy with sharper partisan tones and unresolved funding aims. Readers are advised to follow Page 3 for the latest developments and Page 6 for local government operations seen as questionable.
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Tucson Woman's Clubs
State Organization
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