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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1951
Page
2
South Korea's President Syngman Rhee declares no cease-fire at the 38th Parallel, calling it appeasement and warning it would draw the nation toward World War III. He cites sacrifices and aims to punish aggressors and protect global free nations.
Honolulu reports Gov. Thomas E. Dewey warns that peace moves by the Communists do not end Korea war risks. He travels from San Francisco to Tokyo on a Far East fact-finding tour, stressing Pacific defense and understanding of Australia and New Zealand as vital to counter communism. Dewey cites talks with MacArthur and Chiang Kai-shek, and is greeted by Gov. Oren Long.
The writer questions whether heat or fires drive each other, noting rising careless-fire statistics for 1950s. Odds of fire from various causes are listed, and an aside mocks restaurant marketing claims and a mother kitchen sign. A boy packs a weekend bag with odd items while a sister resists noting sensitive travel details.
Allied commander Ridgway proposes a three-officer preliminary meeting with Communist officers in Kaesong as armistice talks loom. Three apparent civilians were seen at the proposed site while Reds and Americans warn to bolster defenses. U S Defense Secretary Marshall insists troops remain in Korea until matters are settled and Moscow notes likely Red retention of forces.
The draft proposes a three mile maritime zone from shore and UN supervised cease-fire with observers access to all Korea. All forces must halt reinforcing or replacing units except health and welfare supplies. POWs to be exchanged one for one. Provisions cover force security, refugee movement, civil government and police matters in the demilitarized zone. MacArthur’s involvement drew communist skepticism.
Holiday safety reminders urge care on midweek Fourth. National Safety Council patrols and cautious driving, forest fire prevention, and supervised fireworks planned in Phoenix area venues with proceeds aiding youth programs. Prescott Frontier Days and Flagstaff Powwow conclude with parades and dancing. Many towns host fireworks, rodeos, barbecues, and parades from Nogales to Sacaton with multiple events listed by city and time.
Supreme court action to reduce bond was sought again today by Charles A. Guzik after he was returned to jail for failing to post an extra 3,500 bond set yesterday by Justice Al Flood on the 38th morals charge. Through attorney George T. Wilson Guzik filed a habeas corpus petition an hour after the bond was set. No hearing time was set. Guzik had posted 87,500 on other counts, and Flood ordered he remain in Arizona unless the court authorizes travel.
Ten persons are known dead and four missing after floods in Bocono western Venezuela. Heavy rains caused the Bocono River in Trujillo state to overflow washing out bridges and destroying many homes.
Liberal Premier Sophocles Venizelos told King Paul he could not assemble a broad coalition and would seek further council tonight to determine next steps.
FLAGSTAFF July 3 AP Indian cowboys pursued part of 6500 prize money at the rodeo tied to the Southwest All Indian Powwow opening yesterday. Paul Arviso Gallup NM led steer riding and teamed for best time in roping as Gov. Howard Pyle announced. Indian dances flowed under flames and fires burned late at the camp grounds. The Powwow this year is dedicated to a plea for rain.
In Prescott, calf roping headlines Frontier Days as Jim Hudson of Willcox beat Cliff Whatley’s 13.6 seconds with a 12.6 time. Lester Glenn and Bum Post lead team tying at 15.2 seconds. Jack Perry was injured after a bronco kick and is sidelined with a back injury at Whipple Hospital.
The officer heard a gunshot reported by Mrs Casey who feared a threat. Mobley relays Casey warned last Saturday he had only 10 days to live after a doctor’s doom. Casey, famed as a 200 pound righthander, ended his career with the Atlanta Crackers and Brooklyn Dodgers before a Pirates signing, last seen struggling to regain form.
In court Oatis testified about espionage by other correspondents including Jones Bigio and Fournier. He cited reports from United Press Reuters and the French Press Agency on Vladimir Clementis’s arrest, and said London or New York instructed him to file stories quickly. He also alleged espionage reports to American embassies from British Italian and French missions.
General Ridgway replies to Communist terms proposing a cease fire conference. He sets Kaesong as the meeting site for July 10 or earlier if possible and suggests a preliminary liaison officers’ meeting on July 5. He outlines secure convoy routes, flag signals, and immunity arrangements, urging confirmation of dates and logistics.
Arizona records six traffic fatalities in 48 hours with five deaths on Highway 66 and another on Highway 84 near Stanfield. Jesse Roberts, a farm worker from Pinal County, died when his car and a chartered bus collided. The bus carried 37 Mexican nationals. An inquest is set for Thursday. Four people injured on Highway 66 were listed in stable condition. The La France family from Palm Springs perished in a Holbrook crash. The Peach Springs crash killed Carvin Shipp and Bathena Dickerson, with several others injured. Mary Ella Fields survived as the lone uninjured child passenger.
Luther B Roach 68 longtime Valley resident and former farmer died Sunday after a lingering illness at Papago Park Veterans Administration Hospital He came to Arizona from Forsythe County Georgia in 1890 and served as a sergeant and machine gunner in World War I He is survived by three sisters and two brothers all of Phoenix The body will lie in state 2 to 8 pm tomorrow Funeral services set for 10 am Thursday at Brazill Whitney Funeral Home Chapel Glendale Burial at Glendale Memorial Park with Glendale VFW graveside detail assisting
Safford City Council called bids for remodeling the city hall to add space for a recently purchased fire truck. Offices including the city clerk remain unaffected. Bids limited to contractors within city limits. Mount Graham Chapter of the American Red Cross sponsored a bloodmobile visit to collect blood for military use. The vehicle would visit the Safford Woman's Club today and will not go to Pima or Thatcher. Elman Pace and Wignal, both of Safford, with Mr. and Mrs. Pace, attend an Elks convention in Chicago.
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower arrived at Northolt Airport from Paris to join July 4 ceremonies in London. He will attend a dinner hosted by the English Speaking Union and a memorial service in St Pauls Cathedral for the 28000 Americans who fell in World War II operations from the British Isles.
Admiral Forrest P. Sherman chief of naval operations returned to Washington after an inspection tour of Japan and Korea arriving at National Airport. He briefed on naval matters and activities during the trip and was welcomed by officials.
United States Ambassador Walter Gif ford called on Foreign Secretary Herbert Morrison in London. The topics discussed were not disclosed.
Clyde C. Wolf, 65, a prominent Arizona mining figure, died in Douglas. He moved to the city in 1907 and served as assistant purchasing agent for the Phelps Dodge Corporation from 1931 until his retirement in February. Rosary at Brown Page Mortuary Friday 8 p.m. and requiem Mass Saturday 9 a.m. Survivors include wife Helen, a stepdaughter Kellis McDonald of Douglas, and three grandchildren.
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