Promoters Of Benefit On Base Facing Charges
Promoters of a welfare event at Lake Air Force Base will face court action after about 300 airmen rioted when seven promoters failed to deliver a promised girlie show. Six men will be charged with gambling and one with liquor violations. drunken-arrested patrons and underage servicemen prompted sheriff and highway patrol to seize gambling equipment and liquor.
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Arizona State Highway Patrol
Luke Provost
Arizona Federation of State Societies
Alexander the Great
Europe
Francis Scott Key
Koy
Walsh
San Rafael
Calif
Iowa
Tucsonan's Rites To Be In Colorado
Funeral services will be held in Paonia Colorado for Hillard D Garritson 56 former newspaperman who died here Saturday Garritson had owned a weekly paper in Colorado before coming here in 1935 He also worked for the Indianapolis Star and the Associated Press and International News Service Garritson is survived by his wife Dorothea.
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Tucson
Paonia
Colo
Hillard D. Garritson
Garritson
Colorado
Indianapolis Star
Associated Press and International News Service
Dorothea
Mrs. Kate Walker Dies in Casa Grande
Mrs. Kate Walker, 62, of Casa Grande died after a fainting spell in Tucson Saturday while returning from a vacation. She was hospitalized and died shortly after. She is survived by her husband George O. Walker of Casa Grande. Services were being arranged today.
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Tucson
Kate Walker
Casa Grande
Arizona Has Almost Rainless Month and Normal Temps
June in Arizona proved markedly dry with no precip reported by 20 stations. Phoenix saw only a trace on June 20 while temperatures hovered near normal, peaking at 109 degrees on the 29th and 107 downtown Sunday. Forecasters expect continued sunny heat with slight humidity rise and some thundershowers only in Cochise County.
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Arizona
United States Weather Bureau
Phoenix
Gree
Cochise County
Cease Fire Talks Move Toward Kaesong Amid Frontline Skirmishes
Allied forces report heavy fighting on the western front near Yonchon with 33 Reds killed and four captured while 30 to 40 more were killed or wounded. U N naval forces continue blockade duties on the North Korean east coast as B 29s hit Hungnam barracks. The Communist leadership proposes Kaesong as a meeting site for ceasefire talks between July 10 and 15, aiming to preserve propaganda gains and pressure Ridgway.
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Sariwon
Hungnam
U.N
Yonchon
Kaesong
Ridgway
Kim Il Sung
Red Korea Army
Péng Teh-huai
Red Chinese “Volunteers
38Th Parallel
Red
Wonsama
Red Korea
U.S. Eighth Army
Deputies Search Catalina Foothills for Missing Woman
Sheriff’s deputies moved into the Catalina Mountains above Tucson in a bid to find Mrs Magdalena Gutierrez, 63, missing since June 24. A rosary fragment was found in F P Weimer’s yard who said he gave her water the day she vanished. A search party retraced her wanderings from River Road to North First Ave. toward the Rillito River, with no new clues. She reportedly asked directions to Santa Cruz Church on the day she disappeared.
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Tucson
Rillito River
Catalina Mountains
Magdalena Gutierrez
F. P. Weimer
Weimer
Santa Cruz
Santa Cruz Church
Oatis claims lack of knowledge of Komarek and espionage ties
Oatis testified he did not know the alleged killer Komarek by name until arrest and said two Svoboda brothers were close friends of Komarek. He described warning Komarek via a dispatch and claimed others in the AP network, including Muntz and Mojdinek, were involved in espionage as part of a broader Western diplomatic pattern.
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Kosef Komarek
Oatis
Tomas Svoboda
Associated Press
Komarek
Svoboda
Paris
Harvey Hudson
Tyler Thompson
United States
Muntz
Wojdinek
Peter Muntz
Pavel Mojdinek
AP Denies Espionage and Backs Oatis
The Associated Press issued a strong denial of espionage charges against correspondent William N. Oatis in Prague. The statement asserts the AP gathers and distributes news truthfully, notes mutual news exchange with CTK with government authorization, and expresses confidence in Oatis and his colleagues’ adherence to AP standards. It also condemns Czechoslovak government barriers to legal counsel and visits, promising continued U.S. support.
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New York
Associated Press
Prague
William N. Oatis
Czechoslovakia
CTK
Sociated Press
Legal Council
U.S
Oatis
Nurses Born In Mercy Hospital Train At Johnstown
In Johnstown Pennsylvania Mercy Hospital training program twenty five of the seventy two nurses in training were born in the hospital. This local detail highlights the strong ties between the institution and its staff as of July two.
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Johnstown
Strngent
Mercy Hospital
Swifts in India Timed at 200 MPH Flight
Scientists report swifts flying in India at speeds around 200 miles per hour as they study avian endurance and aerial navigation.
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India
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Carolyn Wynn
Texarkana
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N. Y
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Calvary Pentecostal Church
VemVey
PTC H Lea
Jefferson Street
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
First National Bankef
Florence
Gilbert Tempe
Ofpo
RT Insura
NCE Corporation
Ser Feder
Buckeye Road
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Vance
Pease
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Fox Theater
Telex Hearing Center
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American Gem Society
RC Marogany
2Nd Ave
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