Supreme Court frees two in contempt case over union and newspaper
The Supreme Court overturned contempt convictions of Julius Emspak and a second top United Electrical Workers official and The Daily Worker’s general manager, ruling Fifth Amendment rights validly invoked. Justices Harlan and Reed dissented. case centered on First Amendment implications before congressional committees.
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Supreme Court
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United Electrical Workers Union
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Heed
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Philip Ball
Daily’ Worker
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Officers Find Girl's Grave On Desert
A father who buried his young daughter in the desert was detained as an autopsy began to determine cause of death. Sheriff Smith said the man panicked over possible responsibility and planned the burial.
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Smith
Wiilee
Kumia
Shevitt Cecil Richardson
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Hee
Dash Jarmaryane
Lev
Mrescott
Sarith
Barry
Heey
Savich
Thug robs store as head of shop opens safe during holdup
A gunman forced the head of a store to open the safe taking about $8000. The masked robber fled in a waiting car with an accomplice, leaving staff shaken. Police described the incident as a planned heist with a second vehicle seen nearby. Continuous pursuit followed as authorities investigate this Saturday night robbery.
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Rasen
Fieldine
Pomman
Wink
George Coftell
Verde Valley business men to tour Flagstaff May 26
Members of the Verde Valley good will committee of Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce and the Ya ateh Sikis club will host about 50 Verde Valley business people on Thursday May 26. Oak Creek Canyon Sedona Cottonwood Camp Verde Clarkdale Jerome invited. Activities include coffee and doughnuts at 9 30 a m, a Navijo or Trance Depot tour, luncheon at Hotel Monte Vista, tours of southwest Lumber Mills and Coconino Pulp and Paper, and a 230 cocktail party.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ya’ateh Sikis ‘Club
Good Friend
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Oak Creek Canyon
Sedona
Cottonwood
Camp Verde
Clarkdale
Jerome
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And
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Flagsta Lone Club
Hotel Monte Vista
Coconino Pulp and Paper Company
Andy Buntin
Tara G. Engst
Yom
Frank Michelbach
Joe F. Aubin
Hal Jackson
Mra Marie Nee
Ya'ateh Sik'is Club
Arranage
Two Men Fined for Theft at Unlocked Bar
Report states two men faced fines for theft at an unlocked bar after police found the door apparently open. Robby Georgt received 30 days and Tom Lee 20 days in custody. officers noted entry and plans to notify authorities.
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Robby Georgt
Tom Lee
Child Killed Near Winslow
A three year old boy, Kenneth William Marshall Jr., of Frederick Oklahoma, was killed near Winslow on Highway 64 after wandering from a rest stop mid night. The car that struck him did not stop. The boy and his parents had been sleeping when he awakened and wandered onto the highway about three miles west of Winslow. The crash is under investigation.
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Winslow
Kenneth William Marshall Jr
Frederick
Okla
Here
Pyle May Undergo Kidney Surgery Soon
Physicians studied X rays today to decide if former Gov Howard Pyle, now Eisenhower administrative assistant, will need surgery for a recurrence of a kidney infection. He has been in severe pain after collapsing Saturday while en route to his daughter's program and was to return to Washington last night.
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Howard Pyle
Eisenhower
Ensy
Tempe Grammar School
Washington
GEP UA
Mirold S. Collen
Museum Oforth Arizona
Iona
University of Pennyiva
Russian Scientist May Attend Meet
A Moscow scientist may be among leading engineers and businessmen at the world solar energy symposium in Phoenix on November 26. Merritt Kaxtens, program chairman, said the unnamed Russian scientist hinted at traveling, with the State Department already receiving visa inquiries.
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Moscow
Merritt Kaxtens
Kastons
Stanford Research Institute
Palo Alto
Calif
Patraw to resign Canyon Post July 16
Grand Canyon National Park Superintendent Preston P Patraw will resign July 16. Patraw had led the Grand Canyon post since 1954 after succeeding Harold Bryant. No successor has been named. The retirement announcement was released through the National Park Service in Washington DC.
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Grand Canyon
Preston, P. Patraw
Vitraw
Harold Bryant
National Park Serie
Washington, D.C
Lightning Sparks Thirteen Fires Across Coconino Areas
Thirteen fires were reported since Thursday in Coconino National Forest, with incidents in Schultz Pass, Turkey Tanks, and Buck Springs. All fires were lightning-caused and small. total for the year rises to forty, with four new fires reported today.
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Coconino National Fortat
Coconito National
College Seeks Student Rooms for Summer Session
The college seeks lodging for many applicants for the summer session beginning June 6 and ending July 8. Dean of Students Dr. Yam O. Bellwood asks anyone with rooms, apartments, or houses to rent to call the college office at W020 extension 9 to help assure housing.
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Flagstall
Yam O. Bellwood
Local Arizona Town To Hold May Elections On Monday
The council and office of mayoral races feature candidates including Ayt Whitneilen TV and Wall iam Dyer with several new hopefuls such as Given Martinez and Bruce DedTars. Elections are scheduled for today, with towns required by law to hold polls on the fourth Monday in May.
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Xwils
Feryor
Palin
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Tallesan
Pearia
Gilbert
Totbrookning
Jnewmbents
Ayt Whitneilen
Rindley
Mar
Tom Borns
Pik
Gerwila
Walliam Dyer
Given Martinez
Bruce DedTarsot Benson
Cus Grande
Parker
Holbrook
St. Johns
Snowflake
Hunterton
al Schenulerd
Todayy
Two Caught In Theft Of Guns And Trucks Case
Police reported two suspects detained and another sought after a theft that targeted guns and two pickup trucks. Investigators tracked vehicles in the Lake Mary area with roadblocks, leading to a nightlong search and a wider manhunt. Evidence points to multiple stolen items and possible ties to local theft rings.
Commissioner to Investigate Hopi Indian Grievances
Commission to hear Hopi complaints as Bureau of Indian Affairs plans summer meetings in Hopi villages. Three investigators led by Thomas Steid will gather input after talks in Washington with Hopi leaders Dan Kalutangva and team. Delegation met with Emmons, Held, and lawmakers to discuss long standing grievances.
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In & Trove
Arkston
India
Asia
Dan Kalutangva
Thomas Runyaya
Washington
Emmong
Held
Barry Goldwalter
Stewart Udall
Ammoané Assat
Glenn K. Emmons
Barry Caldwater
Teft
David Monongye
Ralph Tawangyawme
George Nesowistumta
Roger Narevama
Dan Katchenxra
Thoman Banyacya
Platt Cline
Playiall
Arizona Commission of Indian Affaires
Sunfete
Birthday Card Deadline Near For Virginia Wright
A SUN project urges timely card submissions to brighten Virginia Wright daughter of Mr and Mrs Duel/ Winslow Wright. Since a house fire injuries at Winslow home early this month she has shown resilience through Good Samaritan Hospital care. Cards should be sent to the hospital or delivered to the SUN for forwarding before Wednesday.
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Birthiday
Good Samaritan Hospital
Antelopes May Be Placed In Four Corners Area
Southern Ute officials and game manager Gil Winter discuss transplanting antelope into the Four Corners region of Colorado. The effort, if approved, would involve coordination with the Julian Service and the Tribal Council.
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Colorada Gante
Gil Winter
Grme
Julian Service
Ute ‘Tribal Council
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