Guzik frees himself after rapid airport escape
The Phoenix case centers on Guzik posting $60,000 in cash and later $20,000 in surety bonds to cover new charges. He fled from jail after leaving the county building with his attorney and a bondsman, only to dash toward Sky Harbor where he boarded a Chicago flight. Treasury agents pursued. Guzik escaped again.
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Guzik
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Ai J. Flood
Flood
Stanley Sorkin
Sam Greenbaum
National Auto and Casualty Insurance Company of
Los Angeles
John J. Flynn
FBI
Sheriff's Office
George T. Wilson
Sorkin
Sheriff’s Office
Second Avenue
City Hall
Wilson
Roger J. Blake
Washington
Treasury Department
Evan Wilson
Blake
American Airlines
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Phoenix
Flynn
Arizona Supreme Court
Gus Greenbaum
Las Vegas
Nev
Kefauver Crime Investigating Committee
Costello Crime Syndicate
First Phoen ix house tied to Darrell Duppa found on West Sherman
A local source recalls the early Phoe nix dwelling linked to Darrell Duppa, a 20 by 30 ft adobe hut hidden behind newer buildings. The rough frontier home has a large bar, a small fireplace, and air vent windows, reflecting rugged past life. Tourists reportedly seek the site, though access is limited.
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Darrell Duppa
Friendly House
Phoenix
West Sherman Street
1St
2Nd Ave
Duppa
Van Fleet Helicopter Tip Over Off Korean Coast
Lt Gen James A Van Fleet Eighth Army commander narrowly escaped injury when a navy helicopter he rode aboard on the cruiser Los Angeles offshore Korea capsized in a gust during landing. Rear Adm Arleigh Burke and the pilot escaped unharmed as Van Fleet returned to shore to inspect UN troops on the eastern front.
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U. S. Eighth Army
Korea
James A. van Fleet
Eighth Army
Navy
Los Angeles
van Fleet
Arleigh Burke
Burke
United Nations
Czechs Agree To Release Two Jet Airmen
The State Department said Czechoslovakia agreed to free two Western pilots and their U. S. jet fighter planes after Ambassador Briggs protest. The pilots Lt. Luther G. Roland and Lt. Bjoern Johansen were held during an investigation following emergency landings near Prague on June 8 during a training flight.
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Washington
State Department
Czechoslovakia
U. S
Ellis O. Briggs
Briggs
Germany
Prague
Luther G. Roland
Hummelstown
Bjoern Johansen
U. S. Air Force
Gila Forest Fire Yields To Control After Week
In Silver City New Mexico a large forest fire in Gila National Park may be controlled this weekend after burning over 30000 acres since it began a week ago. Edwin Tucker Forest Supervisor says lines hold in all Black Range sectors with 1500 firefighters on site and 1800 in reserve to meet any new hot spots if winds stay low.
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Silver City
N. Mex
Gila National Park
Edwin Tucker
Black Range Forest
Senators demand POW release in Korea ceasefire
Senators Bridges and Cain introduced a resolution urging that any Korea cease-fire include the release of American prisoners of war, estimated at about 10,000. The measure stresses prompt access to POWs and safe return for servicemen.
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Washington
Bridges
N. H
Cain
Wash
Korea
Truman Defense Plan Backed by NSC Dialogue
Lovett warned a cease fire could lead to disaster if the United States lets the Soviet polit buro shape defense. The NSC, with Truman and key officials, oversaw the prepared plan via the Defense Department. Truman praised peaceful overtures at a news conference as Republicans attacked the Korea policy debate.
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Lovett
U. S
Defense Department
Truman
National Security Council
State Department
Barkley
State Acheson
Defense Marshall
National Security Resources Board
Korea
Sen
Styles Bridges
N. H
MacArthur
Cannon Admits He Fired Blank About Russian Atomic Threat
Rep. Clarence Cannon of Missouri stated in the House that Russia has an estimated 100 atomic bombs and could drop 70 on U.S. cities based on S. H. Vandenberg’s assessment. He later admitted his data came from newspapers and magazines and signaled a possible revision after quoting Vandenberg’s February article in the Saturday Evening Post.
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Washington
Clarence Cannon
House
Russia
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Air Force
Vandenberg
Saturday Evening Post
Cannon
Settlement at 38th Parallel Faces Postwar Doubts
The 38th Parallel settlement would leave North Korea a festering Communist sore and a threat to South Korea and Japan. Critics say victory cannot be explained to families of dead soldiers, while inquiries stress a durable guarantee against renewed aggression beyond an armistice at the line.
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38Th Parallel
North Korea
South Korea
Japan
Korea
Brien McMahon
Conn
Acheson
B 36s Land in England After Texas Flight
Three B 36 bombers arrived at Lakenheath Air Force Base England after a nonstop 5 000 mile flight from Texas. The long range aircraft completed the mission on June 29 accompanying U S forces.
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Lakenheath Air Force Base
England
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