Trial Concluded In Arizona Gunfight Case At Tucson
Espinosa rested case after witnesses described a fatal exchange between Hathaway and Telles. Stoddard testified a shot pierced the truck windshield as they fought, with Telles exiting the vehicle. A 12 member jury was sworn. Hathaway and Telles hail from prominent Santa Cruz County families. Hathaway faces second degree murder penalties from 10 years to life.
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Espinosa
J. Mercer Johnson
Tucson
Johnson
Stoddard
Telles
Tom Schmidt
Nogales
Robert Haverty
Patagonia
William J. Loftus
Santa Cruz County
Dorothy Titcomb
Superior Court
Hathaway
Acheson vows to stay as Secretary of State
Secretary of State Acheson said at a news conference he has no intention of resigning and will remain in the administration as long as the President wants him. He acknowledged ongoing criticism but stated his commitment to serve and urged calm in Iran Britain oil talks. He also reiterated U S opposition to Red China joining the United Nations.
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Washington
Acheson
Britain
Iran
United States
MacArthur dismissal inquiry hinges on Bradley testimony
Senator Wiley pressed for Bradley to testify on the conferences as the committee plans to question General Hoyt S. Vandenberg. Bradley said he would testify on the military reasons for MacArthur’s relief if asked, while denying talks about a presidential conference. Fulbright warned Republicans may be sabotaging the inquiry.
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Wiley
R Wis
Bradley
MacArthur
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Air Force
Joint Chiefs
General Marshall
Marshall
Secretary of Defense
Fulbright
Longfellow Principals Sought. Fire Insurance Debated
The school board weighs Weinacker for Longfellow principal while approving Donald Menefee as Adeline Gray School principal. O'Donnell and Mrs. North clash over fire insurance, agreeing to reduce three firms by 242000 and add nine others, with further coverage to be assessed after the appraisal program.
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Weinacker
Longfellow
Myers
Adeline Gray
Donald Menefee
Scierce
Thomas A. Edison
O’donnell
Mrs. North
O'Donnell
Orth-Cotten Insurance Agency
Harry Kay and Company
W. M. Fewel Insurance Agency
Helen Anderson Murray
Star Insurance Agency
Ralph E. Blair Insurance Agency
Griffen-Bennett Company
Haldiman Brothers
Heard Investment Company
O. A. Kane
Luhrs Agency
Miller Insurance Company
Battery Mixup Reunites Car With Its Charging Man
A young couple Bob and Virginia faced a stalled Ford after a battery failure. A service station helper had left the battery charging nearby, but the couple blamed each other for the car’s dead start. They ended up pushing the car and discovering the battery had been charging at the station.
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Bob
Virginia
Papa
Army Seizes Bolivia Power In Coup Under Junta
In La Paz on May 16 the Bolivian army ousted President Mamerto Urriolagoita, forming a military junta led by Gen Hugo Ballsivan with Gen Ovidio Quiroga as chief of staff. The move, labeled necessary to meet “real and immediate danger,” follows May 6 elections won by Victor Paz Estenssoro who vows to contest the presidency.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Ovidio Quiroga
Hugo Ballivan
Mamerto Urriolagoita
Victor Paz Estenssoro
Congress
Paz Estenssoro
Buenos Aires
Quiroga
Chile
Arriolagoitia
Enrique Hertzog
Language Problems Slow Jordan Trial
Second day of the manslaughter trial of Joe Frank Jordan Sr. faced language barriers as Spanish speaking witnesses were questioned through interpreters. Jordan is accused of fatally shooting Marcus Gaspar at Sonora near Ray on December 3 during a disturbance in front of the jail. Eight witnesses testified, including eye witness Fred Teyechea and Ruben Lopez. FBI ballistic expert Robert Zimmers testified the fatal bullet matched a gun the court holds, though the prosecutor noted it has not been proved Jordan fired the death shot.
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Florence
Joe Frank Jordan
Pinal County
Jordan
Marcus Gaspar
Ray
Sonora
Ruperto Hernandez
Walter Christopher
Mario Ruiz
Hernandez
Ruiz
Christopher
Ruben Lopez
Gaspar
Robert Zimmers
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington
Scanland
Flash Floods Isolate Miners In Utah Camp
Flash floods washed out a temporary road in Harris Wash and Silver Falls Canyon, isolating about 50 miners in the Circle Cliffs uranium camp between Richfield and Escalante. Operator Fred Hinds said his men had food for days, while some others such as ranchers may run short. The torrent swept down the 1,000-foot canyon walls along the 45-mile desert stretch toward Escalante.
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Richfield
Utah
Circle Cliffs
Escalante
Fred Hinds
Hinds Uranium Company
Harris Wash
Silver Falls Canyon
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