Prescott Forest Blaze Grows as 700 Firefighters Rally
A 106 man army of firefighters battled a massive Prescott National Forest fire that had scorched 19 000 acres in the Brodshayg Mountains south of Prescott. The blaze, the largest there in 25 years, edged toward the Horse Thief recreation area while crews with five bulldozers built defense lines. An observation plane reported limited overnight growth and smoke drifting high into the sky as personnel from Arizona and New Mexico joined the effort.
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State Mishaps Take 7 Lives
The Associated Press reports five Arizona deaths from weekend crashes and drownings. Krunn Valderfinn 46 a Coolidge farm worker. Carl G. Peterson 61 Tombstone. Mrs Dulema amandes Padilla 60 Purchas N M Mrs Padilla died when a pickup left Highway 66 west of Seligman and plunged into a ditch while her son Zacarais, the driver, apparently fell asleep.
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Famous Draw By Wid Heary Starts Tomorrow in Arizona Daily Sun
A notable draw by Wid Heary is set to begin tomorrow, announced in the Arizona Daily Sun. The event promises attention for fans and collectors statewide as details circulate about entries and timing.
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U Nu Applauded At Airport On Stopover Sunday
A small crowd greeted Prime Minister U Nu of Burma as his party arrived for a brief stopover in Prescott. Security measures were tight as the Arizona National Guard and civil defense aided the visit. The group, including 46 officials and media members, viewed Oak Creek Canyon and Desert View before continuing by Frontier Airlines to Prescott for the tour.
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Inquest Held For Body Found In River
Sheriff Codie Richardson conducted an inquest at Grad Canyon into the death of a man found by a boating party in the Colorado River last week. The deceased may be Boyd Moore, 23, who disappeared weeks ago while attempting to float a mattress. The body, about six feet tall and 170 pounds, was found in an eddy upstream from Phantom Ranch.
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Massachusetts Youth First To Sign US Air Academy Roll
Massachusetts youth opens the Air Force Academy record as Willmore Bourne of South Hadley Falls signs as the first cadet. At Lewis Air Force Base Denver the dedication featured Air Secretary Harald Talbott and Gen. Nathan Twining. Cadets from across the states began preliminary paperwork and will be fitted for uniforms before ceremonies. Temperature nears 100 as visitors and honor guards from West Point and Annapolis attend. The first class will stay at Lawry for two years while the permanent academy north of Colorado Springs is readied for occupancy.
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Wool Growers to Welcome State Leaders at Convention
Governor Ernest Mel heads a speaker list for Somorrow morning at Ute Aizen Wool Growers Association as it hosts a $9 convention in Coronine county courthouse. Notables include EM Marsh Late from National Wool Growers and E Stanley from University of Arizona. Rob Lockett presiding.
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SUN Updates Masthead and Page 1 Style
The Daily Sun announces a new masthead and page design with a modern typeface for straight matter and a machine rate of one masthead per day. Other changes include a fifth typesetting machine and a Miehle vertical press in the printing department for faster, higher quality output.
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Woman to Enter Plea in Death of Husband
Jorns and Jertha Altaha of Alabama are expected to enter a plea this week on a murder charge in the stabbing death of her husband Joe Altaha 46. She is held without bond. Altaha was stabbed in the stomach June 29 and died July 2 in Superior Court proceedings.
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Buckeye blaze quelled by five fire departments
Fire crews from five departments battled a Sunday morning fire at Buckeye's Hanwteawn shopping center frame near Buckraye. Flames rose about 70 feet, visible for 20 miles, but rapid action prevented a broader disaster.
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Anderson To Resign Deputy Defense Post
Texas official Anderson announces resignation as deputy secretary of defense effective around August 15. White House confirms Eisenhower accepts with high praise, while others in government consider successor options before Congress adjourns.
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Stolen US Aircraft Report From Yuma Patrol Unit
Robert We Brewster, chief patrol inspector, described a light green two seater border patrol plane with registration NA8S0P and serial 12-4115, engine 687-17. The craft, valued around 3000, features a floor loud speaker and was used to locate illegal entrants from Mexico. Authorities and federal and state agencies were notified.
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Police Find Boss Victim Of Vandals In Miami
A garbled police report notes an attack on a local boss by vandals Sunday night in Miami. The fragment mentions officers and unnamed responders, with unclear names and details due to OCR errors.
JCs Urged To Start Good Neighbor Campaign
Members of the Magetalt Junior Chiwaber of Conmteren urged good neighbors day at a banquet at Elks Hall. Delegations from Phoenix Tempe Mesa Flagstaff and others attended. Gir Nolenn was elected president for the year with a May convention planned in Flagstaff. Rev Harris urged personal action to promote neighborliness and evoking civic effort.
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Crowds Demand Ouster Of Peron Regime In Argentina
Crowds staged a second anti-Peron demonstration in Buenos Aires amid police clashes. Sixty people were arrested as protesters near Plaza de Mayo and the Metropolitan Cathedral jeered police, chanted that Peron must go, and faced water sprays from riot-control efforts while authorities urged calm.
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College Opens Second Term
The college begins its second five week term with registration underway and classes starting tomorrow. A slate of two week workshops will run during the session including a business administrators conference and a firearms and Hunter safety course. Notable instructors include Dr Carrall Jayne Fenton of Rutgers Dr T M Stine nett and Dr Orphit McMherson, with national leaders directing the workshops.
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Rutgers University
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Washington, D. C
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Washington, D.C
Robbery duo sentenced to long prison terms
Judge WH L Russell of Coconino County Superior Court sentenced James Woods 18 of Gooding Idaho and Robert Earl West 24 of Butte Montana to 440 years each in the state penitentiary for armed robbery. The men halted at a Fredonia roadblock after stealing a car and cash north of here on highway 80.
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