Truce Details Given Pessimism Develops
UNITED NATIONS June 27 AP The West learned some of Moscow's cease-fire aims and initial reaction was not hopeful. U S Ambassador Alan G Kirk spoke 20 minutes with Andrei Gromyko in Moscow while censor trimmed remarks from unnamed diplomats. They warned Kirk's report may meet cool reception and suggested the world situation could worsen before improving. Malik asked which belligerents were meant.
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Tornado destroys Wakeeney homes in western Kansas
A tornado ripped a five block residential area in Wakeeney Kansas killing three people and injuring about 40. The Red Cross later corrected two presumed deaths. About 45 homes were destroyed and 28 damaged as debris, downed power lines and flooded streets hampered rescue efforts. Wakeeney sits 25 miles northwest of Hays.
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UN fighting in Korea declare readiness for peace action
Bulletin from Washington reports 16 United Nations forces in Korea declare readiness to join action aimed at achieving a genuine and enduring peace. The statement emphasizes commitment to peace and national security in the region as hostilities continue.
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Guzik Faces Judges On 4 New Charges
Charles A. Guzik, 41, appeared before Maricopa County judges to answer four new charges after a $60,000 bond bid proved short. He faced a misdemeanor narcotics possession charge and a separate count of contributing to the delinquency of minors, with bonds set at 1,500 and 2,500 respectively. He waived an information hearing and delays were requested as proceedings continued.
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Legislators Seek Boost In Salaries
Two constitutional amendments would raise legislators’ pay to 3500 dollars a year and authorize split sessions modeled after California. Regular 60 day sessions yield 480 dollars, with extra sessions up to 20 days. Proponents include Gordon Hunt and Carl Sims, while Rep. Kel M. Fox backs a constitutional convention bill.
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Stewart May Receive Post as Tempe Police Chief
Tempe City Council considers Victor Stewart head of Phoenix Police traffic division for Tempe police chief. Stewart plans to retire July 16 after 20 years with Phoenix. Tempe is temporarily without a chief as Walter Chlarson resigned in May after a dispute with City Manager Ed Daley.
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Baseball Games Today Southwest International Juarez at Phoenix
Juarez meets Phoenix at 8 15 p m at Phoenix Municipal Stadium in South Central and E Mohave. American League Philadelphia beats Boston 5 to 6 in nine innings as Scheib Martin Murray Astroth Nixon Kinder Moss score. Detroit Chicago scoreless tied. National League Brooklyn tops New York 10 to 8 as Newcombe Campanella Westrum pace.
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Senate OKs 1.5 Million Tax Fund Amid Pyle Clash
Arizona Senate approved a 1.5 million dollar appropriation to create a treasury reserve fund to stabilize the state tax rate. Minority leaders attacked Gov. Howard Pyle over out of state travel and the fund's purpose, while the budget for 1951 52 was approved 61 to 7 with 12 million for schools and over 28.5 million for general government.
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Water Rights Court Test Shapes Arizona Law
Arizona landowners pressed a landmark suit before the state Supreme Court over whether water beneath privately owned land belongs to owners or to the state. If ownership rests with landowners, the 1948 Groundwater Act could be voided, affecting irrigation withdrawals and damages of about 214000 dollars. The case stems from farmers near Laveen contesting irrigation wells by neighbors.
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Senate panel warns Russia amid MacArthur inquiry clash
The MacArthur inquiry panel said the U S stands united in readiness to defend freedoms and warned Russia against viewing the ouster controversy as U S weakness. George J Schoeneman resigns as internal revenue commissioner and President Truman names John B Dunlap as his successor. The House approves a Mexican farm labor import bill and a 30 day extension of price, wage and rent controls as permanent legislation seems unlikely before the current law expires Saturday night.
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Markets At A Glance New York Stocks Rise on Creaking Market
Markets at a glance show New York stocks edging higher while bonds stay steady. Cotton trading quiet as New Orleans demand remains subdued. Chicago wheat firm amid rains delaying harvests and tempering gains.
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Reds Mass Forces In Western Korea
Tokyo reports Chinese Communists massing thousands of troops with artillery on Korea’s western front. UN officers warn of a new Red offensive within two weeks unless a cease-fire. Troop build‑up stretches from Chorwon to the east coast as assessments place a July kickoff.
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U S Hikes Casualties To Seventy Six Thousand Seven Hundred Forty Nine
The Defense Department reports 76,749 American combat casualties in Korea, up 3,145 from a week ago. The total covers 12,670 deaths, 51,919 wounded, 10,680 missing, 159 captured, and 1,321 reclassified from missing after being found. Next of kin had been notified through last Friday.
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Sherman Tours Front in Korea On Routine Mission
Admiral Forrest Sherman chief of U S naval operations arrived in Korea and flew to a Marine corps battalion HQ for a frontline tour. He described the trip as routine and a first hand look at Marine and naval installations in the Far East.
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Verdant Pinal Mountain Rises From Dry Wastes
Verdant Pinal Mountain rises to 7850 feet amid barren lands. The range hosts dense timber including fir and oak with deer and birds, and serves as Globe Miami watershed feeding underground channels. Peaks like Pinal, Signal, and Madera frame the area with a forest service developed cabin community atop Ferndale.
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Fire wipes out Chandler Lucky Market in $50,000 loss
A June 27 fire at the Lucky Market on South Arizona in Chandler caused over 50,000 in damage. A stalled fire truck delayed efforts for 15 minutes. The one story frame structure burned rapidly, destroying two refrigerators worth 10,000 and the entire stock. John Alatorre discovered the blaze and alerted the Chandler Volunteer Fire Department.
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Living Cost Rise Triggers Wage Hikes for Rail Workers
Washington June 27 AP The cost of living index hit a new high prompting 1,200,000 rail road workers to gain a 1 cent hourly wage rise on July 1 under their contract. It also boosts Arizona construction wages by 9.8 cents. index stands at 185.4 percent of 1935-39 average for May 15 with both old and new indices noted.
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Prison Term Given Mother Of Slain Girl
SAFFORD June 27 AP Esther Garcia 19 was sentenced to 36 years in the state prison for beating her 2 year old daughter Gloria during a fit of anger. She pleaded guilty in superior court before Judge Benjamin F Blake. The child died June 18 after the beating. Her two sons ages 1 and 3 were placed with the welfare dept.
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