Three City Council Seats At Stake In Tucson Election
Voters head to the polls tomorrow to choose three of six candidates for Tucson city council. Democratic incumbents Everett Drescher Ward 3 and John Carroll Ward 5 face challengers Niles Collins Ward 6 and Republicans Charles Branin Ward 3 James Kirk Ward 5 Ray Weaver Ward 6. With 36 446 registered voters only about a quarter to a third may vote. Polls open from 8 am to 6 pm at multiple ward schools and churches.
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Western powers plan summit talks with Khrushchev
London reports that Britain the United States and France urged in Moscow that diplomatic exchanges begin in the second half of April. The three powers seek preparatory talks led by foreign ministers to frame possible agreement before a summit.
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McCormick Sees Upturn in Fourth Quarter for US Economy
Edward T. McCormick president of the American Stock Exchange urged a hands off policy and predicted a fourth quarter rebound driven by high inventories in steel and autos. He argued for tax cuts to spur demand but warned against deficit spending and called for restraint in artificial market manipulation.
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University of Arizona Alumni chief Allen resigns
Dr Richard Hat announced the resignation of Secretary Allen effective at the close of the current term. Allen, longtime UA alumnus, has been active with the New York City alumni group and was employed by Johns Manville Corp before joining the university’s alumni association.
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New York City
Johns-Mandlle Corp
Eisenhower vetoes farm price support freeze bill
President Eisenhower vetoed a farm price support freeze as Senate Democrats plan an override after Easter recess. He urged a thaw not a freeze, warning it would swell warehouse stocks and delay market reforms. Senator Mansfield pledged effort to override, while House Speaker Rayburn doubted success.
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April Fool Weather Report Mixes Forecast and Jest
The weatherman warned of snow rain and cool but added April Fool. He predicted a warm day with big temperature swings and windy spells. Yesterday’s high reached 76 with a 45 degree low this morning.
Israelis and Syrians clash on border again
Israeli and Syrian forces fought with tanks and mortars on the disputed Huleh reclamation area border. The Israeli spokesman reported 120 mm mortars and tank fire with no Israeli casualties, amid a second clash in days.
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Judy Garland Walks Out On Packed New York Nightclub
Judy Garland walked out of a Brooklyn Town and Country Club show after lateness and a dispute over money and personal life. She performed two songs then told a 1,700 strong audience she was fired, left the stage, and later argued with owner Ben Maksik and Sid Luft in her dressing room. Maksik claimed a 25 000 weekly contract for three and a half weeks, with two nightly performances, later paid per appearance after Garland balked at full schedule.
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United States Rejects Soviet Nuclear Test Ban Proposal
Washington dismisses Russia’s lone hand call for a secretive halt to nuclear tests as unverified and unworkable. The State Department urges UN engagement, while the U.S. proceeds with spring hydrogen and atomic tests amid Soviet propaganda and congressional scrutiny.
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Committee On Atomic Energy
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Soviet Union halts hydrogen and atomic tests
The Supreme Soviet announced a suspension of hydrogen and atomic tests while warning the measures could be reversed if the West does not join. Khrushchev reshuffled the cabinet naming Bulganin’s successors and detailing new deputy premiers and ministers amid the UN-broadcast decision.
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F. R. Kozlov
Leningrad
Alexei Kosygin
Dmitri Ustinov
Joseph Kuzmin
Alexander Zasyadko
Georgi Malenkov
Tose
Gromyko
Britain
Vacwed US
Truman
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
NATO
Personality Index Finds Smokers More Energetic
New York report summarizes Harvard men from 1898 to 1942 and 195 results showing five heavy smokers versus five nonsmokers. Heaviest smokers displayed high energy and active engagement but troubled marriages, while nonsmokers were steady, dependable, and had stable marriages and quieter, progressive lives. The study suggests smoking may reflect underlying personality and physiology.
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Harvard
Archives of Internal Medicine
Economic indicators may urge anti-recession moves
Mitchell said indicators should show if further steps like a tax cut are needed. He questioned March unemployment data released mid-April and doubted it will show much change from February’s $173,000 idle.
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Weather Brief: Noon Sun and 72 at 2 PM
The report notes a noon sun and a 2 PM temperature of 72 with humidity at 18 percent. Yesterday’s high was 76 and low 46, compared with year ago values of 75 and 52. For full details, see Page 20.
Tucson CAP chief targeted for relief request
Citizens report a request to national CAP headquarters to relieve Tucson's Civil Air Patrol chief. The item appears in page 3 of the Citizen.
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