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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1951
Page
2
Legislation by Senator John R. Franks would kill any bill, resolution, or memorial introduced in the first regular session of the 20th legislature if still pending at the session's close. The measure aims to ensure bills introduced in 1951 or subsequent sessions die at the end of their initiating session.
The Civil Service Commission reported that the executive branch had 2,408,809 paid employees at the end of April, an increase of 46,945 for the month. The rise reflects growing federal staffing across agencies.
An investigation of Arizona's Colorado River policies was proposed today to the legislature by 23 members of the Arizona House of Representatives. The group led by Rep. Kel M. Fox minority leader submitted a resolution.
A resolution urges creating a six member committee to study Colorado River affairs. It states the legislature must determine policy outcomes and correct mistakes if found. The text says only a complete review can remedy Arizona's critical water problem and that the current legislature must understand policies and their results.
The Arizona legislature debated the Central Arizona Project and a proposed 1.5 million reserve fund. Senators Collins Head and Gils clashed with supporters over fund use, while Pintek pushed to cut travel money. the motion failed 10 to 8 with a roll call and lawmakers recessed the session.
The Arizona Supreme Court weighs whether underground percolating waters are public property or belong to landowners. Attorneys argue for and against changing the rule, with concerns about regulatory power and multiple lawsuits if ownership shifts. The case tests doctrines of common law, correlative rights, and public ownership amid drought and well restrictions.
Guzik's release was briefly secured after the Arizona Supreme Court cut his bail from 150000. George T. Wilson posted two 30000 cashier's checks to free Guzik, who faces 31 felony charges over alleged immoral acts. Prosecutors fear flight to a foreign country before August trials.
A recent decision declares 400000 acres in Pinal County a critical area and restricts new well drilling while Arizona lacks control over existing pumping. A legislative effort to assert control is expected next January. If the Supreme Court rules groundwater belongs to landowners, the legislature may lack authority to enact restrictions, undermining the groundwater code.
Secretary of State Acheson told the House Foreign Affairs Committee there is no thought of U S intervention in the Iranian oil crisis. He said the United States is bending every effort to secure a favorable solution and prevent disintegration while hoping Iran approaches Britain's offer with an open mind.
Prime Minister Clement Attlee and Winston Churchill agreed to an urgent conference on the Iranian crisis. Britain prepared to pull more than 2,500 oil technicians from Iran and alerted army and navy units to respond if Iran intervenes. Churchill requested the meeting, to be the first in months between the rival leaders, with Eden and Lord Salisbury joining.
Paris June 27 The French cabinet under President Vincent Auriol barred a Communist Grand Peace Rally planned for July 15 in Paris. L Humanite reported 100000 delegates chosen from across France to attend. The Communists must decide whether to proceed with the demonstration despite the ban.
A homeowner’s diffuser kit adapts standard three bulb table lamps to emit softer, more uniform illumination. The coating inside the unit diffuses light to reduce glare and soften shadows, improving room ambiance.
Atlantic and Gulf Coast shipping resumed after an 11 day maritime strike but communications and airline walkouts persisted. Western Union workers near a Monday walkout while New York bakers and teamsters threaten a bread cutoff. CIO unions sign with shippers easing hiring hall disputes. Communications Workers near settlement in Southern California. US pilots and United Air Lines clash with President Truman over DC-6B routes as midnight talks fail to resolve the broader strike.
The exchange notes a possible staged withdrawal of foreign troops from Korea beyond the Yalu River as part of a cease-fire plan. South Korean defense needs strengthening to guard against reduced foreign forces. The State Department seeks clarification of a Russian proposal, while U N figures discuss Malik’s appearance and the path to cease-fire talks. Secretary General Lie returns from Norway to push for action and will assess next steps after consultations with Western ministers.
The Wisconsin and five other U.S. ships arrived in Lisbon for a five day visit to Portuguese waters. Captain Thomas Barrowes praised Portugal's hospitality during a news conference aboard the Wisconsin. The fleet sails for Norfolk after joining the Missouri at sea, with a return planned July 2.
Taipei Formosa June 27 AP the Chinese Nationalist defense ministry said today more than 9000 persons were executed by Chinese Communists at Shanghai April 30.
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