Front Is Quiet but Foe Builds Forces on Korean Front
On a quiet day amid Kaesong peace talks, U S and Allied forces faced continued Communist buildup. Nearly 1,200 trucks were seen moving behind enemy lines toward the south as probing actions occurred in squad to company strength. Battle activity centered on a hill northeast of the Hwachon Reservoir with bitter fighting and undetermined results. Fifth Air Force reported Mustang aircraft delivering napalm and heavy fire against Red troop concentrations in the Kumsong area.
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Kaesong
Washington
Defense Department
U.S
Hwachon Reservoir
East Central
Rainfall Concluded From Prescott And Surrounding Mountains
Heavy rains drenched Prescott and nearby mountains with unofficial reports of over an inch in the city and more in surrounding areas. Palisades ranger station on Mount Lemmon reported a heavy fall. downtown Tucson saw 0.4 inch. The Tiger Mine at Mammoth resumed after a power outage from a thunderstorm. Several canyons reopened as rains eased fire danger. Temperature readings across the state were listed with Yuma tying for the nation’s highest.
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Prescott
Palisades Ranger Station
Mount Lemmon
Tucson
Stone
Sixth Ave
22Nd Street
Prescott Weatherman
Prescott National Forest Office
TIGER
Mammoth
Flagstaff
Mogollion Rim Country
Mormon Lake
Chiricahuas
John Bower
Douglas
Paradise
Jurwitz
Cochise
Santa Cruz
Gila Bend
Grand Canyon
Winslow
Yuma
Calif
Phoenix
Sky Harbor
Post Office
Salt River
Roosevelt
Intake
Roosevelt Lake
Bartlett Dam
Mormon Flat
Horseshoe
Stewart Mountain
Three Day Tax Sessions Open At Prescott
Prescott Arizona hosts a three day session on tax policies problems and developments led by the legislative committee on state operations and the annual state tax conference. Key participants include Senate President Warner B Mattice House Speaker Raymond G Langham and other senators and representatives with county officials and tax commissioners attending. The meetings will examine property assessments valuations and equalizations with state and local officials present.
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Prescott
Arizona
Senate
Warner B. Mattice
Graham County
House
Raymond G. Langham
Gila County
William F. Kimball
Pima
John R. Franks
Yavapai
Carl Morris
Cochise
Robert Wallace
Maricopa
Arizona State Tax Commission
Widow Sues Over Doctor Death In Casa Grande Case
Phoenix widow Martina Sanchez charges Ardashes Nighohossian with negligent acts causing her husband to die after he was given a potion of iodine and water for a illness. She seeks 45000 in damages. Nighohossian faces a separate charge of operating a clinic without a license near Casa Grande.
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Phoenix
Nighohossian
Casa
Jury Foreman Defends Whitney Manslaughter Verdict
Norman C. Hussey, jury foreman, defended the Whitney verdict as an honest opinion while Judge Lee Garrett criticized it. The case drew editorials and noted Hussey’s 30 day probation for simple battery at the time of service. Hussey said he sought acquittal on the first ballot for a cool, deliberate discussion and asked Garrett if probation barred jurors.
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Lee Garrett
Norman C. Hussey
Hussey
Justice Court
Garrett
Diaries of Forrestal Diary Excerpts Reveal Cold War Insights
Millis recounts that confidential remarks by foreign statesmen could be distorted for propaganda and that the diaries were submitted to the White House as a formality with hopes of no changes. Duffield aided research. the diaries span 1944 to 1948, ending after Forrestal’s Europe trip post election. Millis expresses deep admiration for Forrestal.
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Millis
White House
Duffield
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Forrestal
Defense
Europe
Millis and Duffield
Navy
MacArthur Defends Free Enterprise at Massachusetts Speech
General Douglas MacArthur condemned high taxes inflation and home-front policies while denouncing communism in a 43 minute address to Massachusetts lawmakers and a radio TV audience. He warned of a crossroads between heroic patriotism and autocratic compromise urging support for free enterprise and constitutional government.
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MacArthur
Massachusetts
Cease fire talks push on ground and air supervision
Allied spokesmen pressed for both air and ground supervision to prevent surprise attacks as cease-fire talks in Korea continue. Communists object to ground oversight and seek full withdrawal of foreign troops, with prisoner exchanges to be decided later. Renoir, Nam and Ridgway weigh agenda points as negotiations inch toward possible armistice language.
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Korea
U.N
Red
Nam 1
Kaesong
Ridgeway
Ridgway
William P. Nuckols
FBI Jails Suspect In $119,500 Theft
Samuel Rocha a 27 year old Council Bluffs Iowa club manager with a minor police record was held in federal custody in Omaha for the theft of 119 500 in government bonds from the McClelland Iowa Savings Bank. He was arrested by FBI men at the Burlington Railroad station as he removed a large package containing the bonds from his car.
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Omaha
INS
Samuel Rocha
Council Bluffs
Iowa
McClelland
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