Five Bank Truck Robbery Case Partial Solved by FBI
FBI says two men, Monty Lubin and Glenn Tharp Jr, tied to a missing $113,200 from a Bank of America truck were identified as suspects. Investigators indicated additional routine stops and possible accomplices in the scheme, leaving the remaining questions about the money unresolved.
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Piracy Trails Searched for Hi-Jackers
A Western Atlantic pursuit seeks hijackers aboard a sun vessel. An ex-army captain, Galvad Ub, claims a prison sentence for burglary and warns the ship will not be seized. He cites a junta led by Humbert Delgado in a new republic and pledges action to secure passengers.
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TV Schedule Gable Channel Cable Grame
TV schedule shows Tuesday listing with News Weather Sports and late night shows. Programs include Gad CN Bugs Buty Thriller Teal Wyatt Feary Cannonball Red Skelton stage shows Life in the Mie A’s Alcoa Blue Angels You Are There Sweet Success Death Valley Days State Trooper M-Squad and multiple movies.
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City to Move Smoldering Dump Amid Smog Debate
City officials, scientists, and residents spar over a continuing smog problem from the local dump. City Manager Pulliam admits culpability and discusses a potential new site near Sunset Mountain, with high hauling costs and plans for gas-fired incinerators if the smoke persists. Public Works Director Kennedy notes hours-long burnings cause unauthorized dumping.
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Duchess of Windsor Says Persecution by Royal Family
London AP reports the Duchess Wallis Simpson claims she and Edward VIII faced persecution from the royal family since his abdication in 1936. Some subjects denounced her while others supported her, with government and national newspapers offering little comment beyond noting few outlets covered the piece.
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Deed Transfers Reported in County Recorder Office
Local records list warranty deeds filed in Covanine County. Don Hopkins and others transfer properties to Joarine Pant Slayton and to John Thrown et ux under special warranty deeds. Raymon F Dost and associates convey to Sky Hie Consivellot Company. Denton Jones and others deed to Mauive Mitchell and Pant Slayton et ux.
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Covanine County
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Joarnine Pant Slayton Mw
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Spaceal Warkanty
Phoenix Tite and Trust Company
Ty Herman
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Jones
Mitchel
John Th. Rewman
Slayon
Udall Names Five Major Appointments at Interior
Interior Secretary Udall announced five key posts including Keeler as planning consultant for policy and reorganization of the Bureau of Indian Affairs. Lundstrom named director of the Bureau of Land Management, succeeding Woodley, with Keeler to head a task force to refine policy guidelines. Udall emphasized boosting manpower in Indian areas and relying more on talent outside Washington.
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Oro
Ward Woodley
Malad
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Central Arizona Project pushes Bridge Canyon plan update
An organized group urges federal action to revive the Bridge Canyon dam project and bring Colorado River water to central Arizona. They seek congressional approval, updated plans, and financing to support a large diversions and storage scheme that would impact Salt River Valley water rights and regional agriculture.
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Water Rate Schedule Debate At City Meeting
A city session considered the Water Commission’s $10 rate schedule with Lindemann and Vielli backing the plan while Viotti opposed. A second motion by Vane Heavier and Young Sid targeted a separate $6 proposal, and discussions on second and third readings faced delays.
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Weather Summary for Burrus Ranch and Northern Arizona
Parity cloudy today and Wednesday with a few widely scattered light showers possible tonight. Cool conditions continue with light and variable winds. Tonight low around 20 and high tomorrow near 45.
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Devil and John Sylvester Wins Critical Praise at AS College
Local theater group at Arizona State College Auditorium stages The Devil and John Sylvester over three nights to strong acclaim. Critics laud the production for vivid acting, sharp direction, and potential for professional stagings. author Francois Langlois plans a Nollywood presentation.
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Snow Help Delayed but Council Seeks Additional Water Wells
The council discussed a southern region’s snowfall impact on Water supply near Phoenix and approved renting a standby drilling rig for emergency use. Tucson geologist John Harshberger may be hired to locate a fifth well at Woody Mountain as feasibility studies continue. Current Woody Mountain wells deliver 2,068,000 gallons daily, while city use sits at 1,535,642 gallons, with demand spiking to 3.8 million at times.
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Fannin's Traffic Council backs 70 mph speed limit
Gov. Paul Fannin's Traffic Safety Coordinating Council favors a 70 mph maximum on Arizona highways and mandatory automobile inspections. It endorses repeal of laws allowing 14 and 15 year olds to operate motor scooters and studies proposals on drunk driving tests and driver licensing. It will forward the recommendation to the Senate and House highways committees.
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Council Delays Action on Rail Change
City Council discussed plans to change a railroad spur at Verde and Aspen but took no action awaiting more information. Officials approved removing a section of abandoned track and creating an alley, while debate continued on an interstate by pass and its exact interchanges awaiting final routing. A 60 signature petition protested the highway realignment as the council studied the hot issue.
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Services Set Thursday for Marie Espino
Rosary will be recited Wednesday night at 9 p.m. in Our Lady of Guadalupe church for Mrs. Mat ie Espino who died Monday morning at 118 West Benton after a four year illness. Funeral mass Thursday morning at Rev. Father James Lindenmogle officiating, burial in Calvary Catholic cemetery. Survived by six children, five grandchildren. Albert Espina, assistant manager of Sears Roebuck, and Miss Connie Espina of Babbitt's Ready to Wear.
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Lay
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City Puts Buildings Under Removal Orders By Inspection Team
The city ordered standard buildings removed after enforcement by the inspection team. The council nominated Tom R. Shark as chairman and Douglas C. Jarkson as vice chairman for the City Planning and Zoning Commission at the election, noting actions not yet completed.
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