Crash Victim Identified in Jet Crash at Gila Bend Range
Special to The Gazette. Lake Air Force Base reports French student pilot Sergeant Edouard P. Durand, 21, of Kouba Alger, Algeria, killed in an F-84 Thunder jet crash during dive bombing practice with three other jets at the Gila Bend gunnery range. Durand, a May 12 graduate of Williams Air Force Base, was part of a French cadet group in an eight week gunnery course under the mutual defense assistance program.
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FPC approves Chapman plan amid carrier jurisdiction debate
Government attorneys said the FPC approved Chapman's agreement and El Paso Gas would expand facilities only if shippers prove adequate gas supply and a ready market. The commission ruled El Paso need not become a common carrier for gas from Interstate Natural Gas. A Senate committee considers a bill to clarify agency jurisdiction.
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Phoenix Heat Advisory Extends With 109 Degree Peak
Forecasts say hot sunny weather will keep temperatures around 109 in Phoenix today and tomorrow. A few scattered thundershowers are expected mainly in Cochise and possibly Santa Cruz counties, with showers overnight possibly delivering up to a quarter inch of rain. Yesterday Phoenix reached 104 at downtown and airport. early morning readings were 71 and 66.
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Santa Cruz
Old Mexico
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Poison Barrel Carries Death Threat To Million People
Geneva Ohio June 27 AP a barrel of deadly poison to kill a million persons was found after two barrels bounced from an Indiana bound truck along US Route 20 east of Geneva one barrel marked poison was rolled off the road the other missing a warning warned that breathing fumes could kill and asked finders to leave the barrel and call authorities
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Probe of Arizona River Policies Urged by House Members
A 23 member Arizona House group led by Rep Kel M Fox proposed a legislative investigation into Colorado River policies. The resolution seeks a six member committee to examine policy results, determine mistakes, and enable corrective action during Arizona’s critical water crisis.
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Colorado River
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Yavapai
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French Ban Planned Grand Peace Rally
Paris reports the French cabinet under President Vincent Auriol banned a Communist Grand Peace Rally planned for July 15 in Paris. L Humanite says 100000 delegates were selected from across France to attend, and the Communists must decide whether to proceed with the demonstration.
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Sherman Tours Front in Korea on Routine Firsthand Visit
Admiral Forrest Sherman chief of U S naval operations arrived in Korea and flew to a Marine Corps battalion headquarters for a frontline tour. He described the trip as routine and said he would inspect Marine and naval installations in the Far East during the visit.
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Cease-Fire Proposal Linked to Malik Broadcast
The Security Council president, Lie, urged rapid cease-fire talks after Malik proposed a conference of belligerents to discuss withdrawal from the 38th parallel. Lie, who cut Norway vacation short, planned to return to New York to gather facts and decide next steps amid ongoing questions on timing and arrangement.
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Guzik faces misdemeanor welfare charge and bail details
Guzik faces a misdemeanor welfare charge with possible fines or jail. Bail and hearings for greater and lesser charges were set by judges including Justice Westfall and Judge Barry. A narcotics charge with bail of 2500 was scheduled for arraignment July 3. Supreme Court Justices criticized higher bail, noting a constitutional rights violation in Struckmeyer 150000 bail.
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Ralph Barry
Guzik
Renz L. Jennings
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Fred C. Struckmeyer, Jr
Justice of the Peace
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High Court
Shipping Tie Up Ends But Other Strikes Continue
Atlantic and Gulf Coast shipping resumed after an 11 day maritime strike ended. Yet communications and airline strikes persisted with 35,000 Western Union workers near a Monday walkout. New York area bakers and Teamsters threatened a Sunday bread shutdown. CIO unions reached settlement with shipowners, while Communications Workers of America neared a Los Angeles settlement after talks with federal conciliators. United Air Lines and pilots factions offered terms but remained at an impasse as a midnight deadline passed.
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Western Union
New York
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Glenn W. Rogers of Mesa Succumbs
Glenn W. Rogers, 57, Mesa resident for three years, died yesterday after a short illness at Mesa Southside District Hospital. Services were held at Gibbons Mortuary Chapel with burial in Franklinville, New York. Born Ishua, New York, October 17, 1893, he is survived by his wife Ethel, a son Sgt Norman Rogers of the U S Air Force, a daughter Mrs William Royer of Buffalo, a granddaughter, and a brother and sister.
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Glenn W. Rogers
Mesa Southside District
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Rogers
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Ethel
Norman Rogers
U. S. Air Force
William Royer
Buffalo
New Mexico Fire Rush Strikes Four Areas In New Mexico
A flurry of fires spread across New Mexico near Chama Cimarron Capitan and Sandia Mountains with the smallest blaze near Cimarron nearly under control after burning over 600 acres The Ocate fire in the north burned 1690 acres of private timber before being contained While four small fires in Coconino near Flagstaff Arizona and a Colorado-NM border blaze north of the state line were reported under control The rash of fires diverted crews from mopping up operations.
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New Mexico Lines
Carson National Forest
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County Officials Set July 27 Conference With Tax Commission
County officials from 14 counties will meet in Prescott with the Arizona Tax Commission on July 27 and 28 for their annual conference. Uniformity of taxation across counties is a principal topic. County assessors and supervisors will attend the meeting.
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Arizona Tax Commission
Prescott
Nuzum Murder Trial Moves Fast in Las Cruces
Jerry Nuzum, former Pittsburgh Steelers halfback, faces murder and manslaughter charges in the 1949 death of 18 year old Ovida Coogler. Jury selected in 20 minutes as eight state witnesses testified about placing Coogler in Nuzum's car and injuries found on her decomposed body.
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Las Cruces
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Nuzum
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Miss Coogler
W. S. Howard
Mesilla Park
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