Cameras Convict Drunk Drivers
Tucson police film drunken driving cases for city use and courtroom evidence. The unit, headed by Lt Kenneth Yeazel, pranks no trials yet but records 36 convictions from filmed confrontations in a police hallway studio. Each production costs about 12 dollars and features a small cast including the motorist and an interrogator.
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Tucson
Ariz
Son
Kenneth C. Yeazel
Saie
Yeazel
Thel
Britain opens doors to American foods in Britain
Britain loosens import curbs and raises quotas on key goods, offering American firms more market access in Britain. The move comes amid U.S. concerns over export prospects amid rising costs and competition from cheaper foreign-made products. It references easing of curbs on autos and other items while noting tariffs and past bid rejections for large electrical equipment.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Britain
U.S
Tropical Storm Arlene Blows Out Over Mississippi
Tropical Storm Arlene weakened as it moved across central Mississippi and into Louisiana, bringing high waters and scattered showers. The season’s first storm disrupted traffic and commerce, though winds were mild and the overall impact varied by region.
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New Orleans
Arlene
Mississippi
Louisiana
U.S. Weather Bureau
Isippi
U.S
Japan
Shor Rey
Fort Smith, Ark
L.S. Corpu
England
Europe
Bob Salt
John
Touis Maddox
Peggy Stroud
Maddox
United Kingdom
Messages on Leavenworth Mining Boom of 1859
From Boulder City to Leavenworth the Kansay Weekly Herald notes settlers arriving daily and reports a wagon train about 23 days from your point. Miners endure weather but pursue rich quartz mines and creek diggings with profits of up to ten dollars per day from two men during recent finds.
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Boulder City
Kansas
Colorado
Kansay Weekly Herald
Leavenworth
St Vrain's Fork
the Platte
Ths City
Cherry Creek
Platte River
Spaloes
Brittania
Owder
Platte
Ianien City
Florida Fishing Town Turns On Holdups
Cedar Key, a small fishing town, becomes the scene of a rare hold up attempt as Huey Long Cannon, 24, of Dade City, is killed in a lagoon after a botched robbery. The spree included a drugstore robbery and a theater heist in nearby Chiefland, with pursuits ending in a car dash and a plunge into water. Police say Cannon also attacked a power pole before his death.
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Cedar Key
Fla
Cedar J Key
Huey Long Cannon
Dade City
Leone Brown
Sam Perryman
Jon
Chiefland
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