Three More Arrested In Page Theft Ring
Three Phoenix men, Roy Grittman 34 Riley Long 31 and Robert Meyer 20, were booked at County Jail on grand theft charges for selling $2500 worth of bailoring supplies stolen from a Page construction job at Glen Canyon Dam. They were held on $2000 bonds each. Earlier arrests included Joe Ulbarry and Frank Reyes, former Lang and Garrett workers, who are awaiting Superior Court action. The thefts were traced as investigators found stolen materials sold in Page and Phoenix and a floor tiling fragment at another Page job aided by the contractor’s identification.
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Toll Deaths Climb to Six on Arizona Highways
The Associated Press reports six more deaths on Arizona roads during the weekend, bringing toll for the year to 180. Victims include Clarence Davis Olsen of Phoenix and Virginia West, 29, also of Phoenix, with other fatalities named from Littlefield Texas to Tucson and Yuma. Details describe crashes on Route 94 west of Gila Bend, US 6470 near Wickenburg, U.S. 80 west of Benson, and a collision near the Mexican border. A passenger, Ray West, survived with injuries.
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Body Found At Seligman Identified
The body of a man found at the foot of a rocky ridge near Seligman earlier this month has been identified through FBI fingerprint records in Washington. Clemme D Hall formerly of Phoenix died of exposure after a February snowstorm. His mother Mrs. Sarah Hall of San Francisco is the only known relative. Authorities are seeking to locate her through the San Francisco Police Department.
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Princess Margaret to Meet Pope in Rome Audience
Vatican and British representatives arranged a papal audience for Princess Margaret and the Queen Mother Elizabeth II in Rome. The two royals will visit April 20 to 22 as guests of British ambassador Sir Ashley Clarke amid Protestant protests over a royal audience with the pope.
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Coast Guard Opens Probe Into San Rosa Valcher Collision
The Coast Guard began an inquiry into the crash of the tanker Valcher and the Grace Line liner Santa Rosa 72 miles off Atlantic City. Four tanker crewmen were killed while conflicting accounts from both ships emerged as hearings drew a larger audience. Captain Hawley led the three member board while Captain Murphy described his ship hove to in heavy fog versus Grace Line’s account of clear conditions.
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Flint man jailed for theft of power jack
A Flint man, 22, known as Charles Keen, asked to borrow a power jack at a Michigan garage Sunday and fled with a $200 tool. Deputies issued a warrant after he did not return the jack. Keen was later arrested while attempting to leave the county jail on grand theft charges.
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Fredonia Baby Drowns in Pail
A Sve month-old infant named Sandra Sue Lathim died in Fredonia after rolling from her bed and plunging headfirst into a bucket of scrub water left by the parents in their trailer. Deputy Sheriff Wayne Lathim investigated the accident, and the child was pronounced dead on arrival at a Kanab Utah hospital.
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Cuban Rebel Executioner Ex Con Captain Revealed
Milwaukee native Captain Terman Marks has become the executioner for Fidel Castro's Cuban rebels at La Cabana Fortress in Havana. Burke of Wisconsin State Prison lists 32 U S arrests, a 34 1 2 year sentence for carnal knowledge, and a history of offenses including robbery and drunken driving. The 37 year old, described as a real stinker by Burke, has fired the order nearly 200 times with at least 450 known Cuban executions since Batista’s fall.
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East Flagstaff Man Held for Burglary
Jesse James Williams, 3, of 2418 North Main Street East Flagstaff, booked on burglary charge after police and sheriff investigation into three rifles stolen from an East Flagstaff trailer. Theft reported Friday night by Clyde Ritter. Williams allegedly sold rifles to South Side residents for ten dollars each.
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Conflict over Glen Canyon fill plan divides basins in LA meeting
Washington bureau reports a clash between Upper and Lower Colorado River Basin engineers meeting in Los Angeles. Lower Basin pushes for immediate clear rules to fill Glen Canyon and other dams, while Upper Basin engineers are urged to slow the process. Key figures include Sen. Carl Hayden and Interior Secretary Fred A. Seaton, with stakes tied to water, power, and funding for future projects across Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming.
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Geneva East West talks open May 1 in conference plan
Soviet notes handed to United States Britain and France confirm attendance at a Geneva foreign ministers conference starting May 1 to discuss Germany including the peace treaty and the Berlin question. Gromyko delivered replies to Western ambassadors signaling a summit later this year and noting partial mutual understandings on Poland Czechoslovakia and German representation.
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Eisenhower Considers Augusta Vacation After Easter
President Eisenhower may travel to Augusta Georgia for a brief vacation next week. White House and doctors deem a change of scene beneficial but affirm his good health. Hagerty states he and the staff expect the trip with golf possible at Augusta.
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SUN’s Big Anniversary Edition Almost Sold Out
SUN Circulation Manager A. Bill Withers cautions only a few copies remain of the SUN’s anniversary issue released last Friday. Readers wanting extras should visit the SUN office at ALSAST West Santa Fe, Flagstaff, as supplies last today.
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Two Nabbed Here As Drunk Drivers
Deputies arrested two men for drunk driving after a weekend incident. Ben Fuson of Leupp and Charles Kaloulaitis, 45, of Phombx, were released in 150 dollars each today following charges of drunkenness and reckless driving.
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World Briefs: Multiple AP items across cities
A neurosurgeon examined Ter Williams in Boston and admitted him for intermittent traction and meds at New England Hospital. In Danietown Virginia seven children perished in a cottage fire while parents attended Easter services. In Washington Myron Ritkover urged the US to focus on key scientific projects. In Detroit Defense Secretary McElroy claimed US nuclear power could destroy the Soviet Union if needed. Dulles left DC for Florida to recuperate from cancer. The White House Easter egg roll was canceled due to rain. Sen. Stephen Young disclosed stock holdings worth about 270000 dollars.
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Neil H. McElroy
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Goldwater to Speak At Williams Chamber Banquet
Senator Barry Goldwater will be the principal speaker at the Williams Chamber of Commerce annual banquet tonight at the Thunderbird Inn. A record crowd is expected for the Williams event.
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Forests Post Fire Lockouts In Northern Arizona
Phoenix AP reports forest fire lockouts placed at strategic fire towers in northern Arizona. Forecaster Louis R Jurwitz notes the driest spell in three years, with only modest soil moisture in the Mogollon Rim near Happy Jack to Flagstaff. Several small fires have been reported on Prescott and Tonto National Forests and were quickly controlled.
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