Acquittal Ends Battle For Bennett In Two Trials
Phoenix engineer Van Dallas Bennett, 50, acquitted by a Justice Court jury of drunk and reckless driving, faces a new charge from a separate Christmas Day arrest near Cedar Ridge. After two trials in Flagstaff, the second jury found him not guilty following a one hour deliberation.
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Phoenix Petroleum
Justice Court
van Dallas Bennett
Phoenix
Mike Morales
U. S. 89
Cedar Ridge
Bennett
Justice of the Pa
James F. Brierley
Hennett
Joseph Babbit
William Stevenson
Flagstaff
Highway 66
See Your Name in Daily 80M Classifieds
An old classifieds tease invites readers to spot their name WW in the column. Call Use SUN by Sam the next day to gain entry to the Mh Elden Drive-in Theatre and enjoy top bargains from local businesses with a chance to see a top film for free.
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Sun
Sam
Elden
Miss Baker Still Too Young to Marry
In Pensacola Florida Navy officials report Miga Baker a four year old female spach monkey remains too young to marry The Navy physiologist says preliminary steps were taken to address a cage incident at the Pensacola Naval Air Station Monkey grooming and transfer actions followed by a quarantine and evaluation by staff to prevent a future hanging incident
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Pensacola
Fla
Miga Baker
Marcy
Navy
Pengacol
Naval Air Station
Sxid
Donald Stullken
Fishing Derby Draws Big Crowd At City Park Lake
Youngsters aged under fourteen joined the Annual Kids Wishing Derby sponsored by Coconiua Sportsmen at City Park Lake. About 500 youths cast 500 lines as 500 rainbow trout were released. Edward Jennings won Best All Around Fisherman for most fish by 4:20 pm. Christine Nelson and Danny Parker shared largest catches. Tom Green traveled from Lubbock to attend. Toni Quonera came from New Jersey to win for girls. Prizes recognized costumes and family teams, with many humorous categories.
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City Park Lake
Tlagetall
Coconiua Sportsmen
Game and Fish Department
Ann Thomas
Jaycees
Edward Jennings
Gordon Tevans
Jennings
Christine Nelson
Danny Parker
Gerald Wly
Carol Poller
David Nunselmore
Anthony Lucero
Mr Garet
Amy Thomas
David Kunselmore
Miss Thomas
Tom Green
Lubbock
Tex
Toni Quonera
New Jersey
Huck Finn
Page
Bobby
Sustesmut
John
Mildred Hollingsworth
Katherine Chambers
Sanders Mickman
Fish
New York Lifts Licenses in Johansson Patterson Fight
New York State Athletic Commission suspended the promoter's license of Rosengahn Enterprises Inc and the matchmaker's license of Bill Rosensohn after an investigation into promotional background. Johansson Patterson heavyweight title bout at Yankee Stadium on June 26 featured Sweden's Inge Johansson defeating Floyd Patterson. Commission and District Attorney Frank Hogan pursue further action on rule violations. Rosensohn reportedly signed away control of his firm to allow the bout to proceed.
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New York
API
State Athletic Commission
Unday
Rosengahn Enterprises, Inc
Bill Rosensohn
Rosensahn
Yankee Stadium
Sweden
Ingegar Johansson
Floyd Patterson
Dist
Frank Hogan
Olive Bath
Get
Melvin Krulewiteh
Commission Dademan
Rosensohn
Vaca Flowing i Camus
France
Ontrol
Rosensohn Enterprises
Johansson- Patterson
Senate Housing Measure May Reach Ike Tonight
The Senate takes up a revised 1.050 billion housing bill after a veto of a larger package. If approved, the House could act under a two thirds rule. Sparkman predicted quick Senate approval, with the aim of enabling White House consideration. No official word from the administration. Eisenhower’s stance remains unclear.
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Senate
Washington
Hisenhower
House
Eisenhower
Butt Atill
Bill Thuysday
Spydol Sparkman
D-Ala
In House
Spectacular Test First Of Series
Washington AP reports NASA launched a two stage Nike rocket from Wallops Island Virginia to study upper atmosphere diffusion and wind patterns. A 100 mile sodium vapor trail and yellow orange cloud were visible from Pittsburgh to southern Florida for about 30 minutes.
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Washington
U.S. Space Agency
Iyginia
Pittsburgh
Dayton
Ohio
Florida
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Wallops Island
Virginia
NASA
New York
Virginian
MASA
Geophys Corp
Améries
Smiee Agency
Railways Insure Against Strike Plan Adopted
The Association of American Railroads said its members overwhelmingly accepted an insurance plan to cover financial losses from strikes. Practically the entire industry applied for policies under the plan, presented on July 19 and expected to take effect soon.
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Seettita
Assn
AAR
Enrollment record eyed at Arizona State coaching clinic
A coaching clinic opening at Arizona State College aims to enroll about 170 coaches, with Joe Garcia of the Arizona Coaches Association reporting over 130 already registered. Featured speakers include Bill Meek of SMU and Tex Winter of Kansas State, plus speakers on athletic injuries and training.
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Arizona State College
Joe Garcia
Arizona Coaches Association
Somigin
Gare
Bill Meek
Southern Methodist Univsity
Dallas
Tex
Fred Winter
Kansas State College
Manhattan
West Point
Pittsburgh University
Boston Red Sox
Kickappo Logan
Shanty" Hogan
Phoenix College
Dick Fuchsting
Phoenis Lnion
George Drur Ler
Phoenix
Hogan
Meele
University of Tennessee
Meek
Maryland
Kansas State
SMUS
Tex” Winter
United Yes International
Can't Touch Army's Wiel Its Loaded
Memorials of the Willi Signal Battalion operate in the Flagstait area with plans for a high voltage security barrier. Command by Col Hanford Colwell describes a maze of about 78 miles and emphasizes preventing any contact with the electric perimeter.
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Memhars
Willi Signal Battalion
Flagstait
Hanford Colwell
Cots Wrander
Voltape
Signal Battalion Open House Displays Army Exibit at City Park
Hundreds of Klagstol residents toured a UV Army Signal Battalion exhibit at City Park. Lt Col Manford J Colwell cited a roughly 10 million dollar value for field comms gear and 80 thousand dollars in fuel for 230 trucks bringing 700 personnel to the Lake Moy ion display, with equipment simulating Tokyo style operations and field telephones demonstrating extended antennas up to 50 feet. Capt Jack W Dunham explained terrain ideal for training, while Lt Col Hanford T Colwell noted aims to educate on equipment handling under simulated balance conditions.
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City Pack
UV. 5
Army Electranic Proving Grounds
Funchuen
Klagstol
Lake Moy Ion
Manford J. Colwell
Flagstaff
City Park
Tokyo
Jack W. Dunham
Hanford T. Colwell
Conference Will Thrash Out House Senate Labor Bills
The Senate sent labor control bills to conference with the House. Senate and House leaders, including Lyndon Johnson and John Kennedy, signaled a push toward a bipartisan agreement while awaiting a reconvened session to resolve differences.
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House
Senate
Washington
Lyndon
Johnson
Sen. John, Kennedy
D-Mass
Council Revises Sales Tax Study and Appoints Committee
The council postponed tomorrow morning’s special meeting on a proposed sales tax referendum for further study. Mayor Saunders announced a special committee chaired by Joe Zalarias Bert Baker and Tom Wren to conduct a detailed review and present recommendations at the September council meeting. Saunders will also report to West Coast cities this week and oversee planning for East Flagstaff zoning matters during the extended session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 7. Saunders
Joe Zalarias
Bert Baker
Tom Wren
Sanders
Saunders
Flagstaff
Rose Wheeler
Ahaving
Pridays
Senate approves funds for water projects in budget clash
The Senate passed a funding package totaling about 1.206 billion dollars for water projects. Lawmakers faced budget breaches of roughly 8 million dollars as members pressed on a late rally vote amid complaints about project allocations in their districts.
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Waslington
Senate
Ant Tisenhower
Manny Dill
Atley
Sondiis
Judge Orders New Hearings In Slay Case
Judge H L Rose of Superior Court ordered new preliminary hearings for murder defendants Patrick McGee and Miss Millie Fain after they were brought to trial on murder charges linked to the stabbing death of Ary J Best on Highway 66. Both waived hearings in Justice Court, but defense counsel requested them. Judge Priceley urged timely action and cautioned against delays, aiming to place the case on the current calendar before October 7.
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Superior Court
H. L. Rose Sell
Patrick McGee
Millie
Fain
Jugs Tice Court
Ary J. Best
Highway 66
McGee
Miss Fain Hed
Jack Grace
William R. Preston
Stroiners
J. Thomas Brooks
Defaise Voimsch
Final Markets At a Glance From New York and Chicago
Market snapshot shows mixed activity across stocks bonds and commodities. Text notes notes on grains including corn oats soybeans and wheat with irregular receipts and lighter trades and cattle hogs with slight declines and top prices around 29 dollars for slaughter steers.
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New York
Gotton
Chicago
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Jack W Dunimoy
Lindy
Pauki
Gary Asi Barrington
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Tretr
Sunfoto
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