Udall Sets Four Steps for County Attorney Bid
Morris K. Udall running for Pima county attorney outlined four reforms at the American Legion hall with Young Democrats of Greater Tucson. He promised to improve efficiency, leverage his deputy experience, continue interdepartmental cooperation, and enforce laws honestly while serving as legal adviser to county offices. He cited border city challenges and gambling pressures and said staff would be chosen on merit.
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Pima County
Udall
Greater Tucson
American Legion Hall
Tucson
Las Vegas
Miami
Ido
Ambulance Delay Policy Change Affects City Calls
A recent auto crash prompted a conference of ambulance firms with city police sheriff and highway patrol. A new rotating system assigns one company for all calls for 18 months with immediate relay if its units are busy to minimize delays.
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Highway Patrol
Board of Supervisors
Woman Pays Nickel Into Empty Parking Meter Pipe
GRAND FORKS North Dakota A hotel bell captain saw a woman park her car and inspect the pipe where a meter stood. She fumbled in her purse, dropped a nickel into the empty pipe, then left.
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Grand Forks
N. D
North Dakota
Penny Dornheim
Nudists Use Dog to Nab Naked Peeping Tom
The Heritage Nudist Club in Finchampstead, England, released a bull terrier to seize a sunburned naked intruder in surrounding woods. Members note the intruder has evaded pursuits since they pause to dress, while Patch the dog is trusted to grab the offender.
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Finchampsted
England
Patch
New President Faces Huge Tax Headache
Washington reports the next president faces a looming five billion dollar tax decision upon taking office. Tax rates are set to drop next year unless Congress acts, with individual income taxes, corporate taxes, and excise levies all due for reductions or expirations. The president must push for prompt recommendations to shepherd any bill through Congress.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Congress
Congressional
Policeman Stops Boys Bleeding After Alley Accident
Julian Rosales aged 13 of 322 S Railroad Street was cut on wrist and forearm when he fell through a glass service station window while running with four other boys on East Alameda street. Patrolman William Y. Malcolm applied first aid and pressure to stop the bleeding until an ambulance took him to a hospital. the boy was released after treatment.
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Julian Rosales
S. Railroadst
East Alameda Street
William Y. Malcolm
Julian
Malcolm
GOP Rally and Watermelon Feed Promoted at Catalina Lodge
Republican candidates and the public were invited to a Sunday rally and watermelon feed at Catalina Foot Hills lodge. Mrs Superior Court Judge Robert Nick Diamos sponsored the event at 600 Oracle Rd from 2 to 5 pm, with Tullar as a featured speaker.
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Catalina Foothills Lodge
Oracle Rd
Superior Court
Robert
Nick Diamos
Pima Cou
Tullar
Westerner
New Orleans
Hermosillo store loot suspects jailed in Tucson case
A Tucson repair shop owner and a construction worker were jailed on possession of 18 watches worth about 1400 as part of a Hermosillo store burglary. Police traced serial numbers to a list from La Abarrotera de Sonora and recovered watches in both suspects’ homes.
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Hermosillo
Sonora
Raymond J. Brown
Benson Highway
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Gemmrig
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Roberto F. Zambada
Hermoisillo
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Zambada
FBI
Modesto Pintor-Martinez
Sonora State Police
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Ralph Marmion
William Dunn
Gemmiig
Hermosill
Mexico
Florence
Nogales
Marmion
Dunn
Lon Chapman
John Bregna
Randolph Aros
Knifing Case Jury Is Being Chosen
Selection of a superior court jury began today in the trial of Manuel Morales 40 of 140 W 20th St charged with assault with a deadly weapon Morales is accused of knifing Robert Meeden 16 of Sells June 19 in a quarrel over a baseball game Meeden was cut on his throat and required 40 stitches to close the wound He has since recovered Defense attorneys are Richard and Robert Roylston Deputy County Atty Harry Ackerman is appearing for the state The trial is before Judge J Mercer Johnson in the superior courtroom p So
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Morales
Robert Meeden
Sells
Ina
Meeden
Richard
Robert Roylston
Harry Ackerman
J. Mercer " Tohnson
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Large red brick houses with down payment offers
An ad describes a seven room red brick house priced at 7950 with 300 down and your lot, and a three bedroom red brick house with one bath priced at 9330 with 730 down and your lot.
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F.H.A
Hayden Sees Water Solution In Arizona Suit
Sen. Carl Hayden, who witnessed Arizona filing its water rights suit with the supreme court, says the move may resolve the long running Colorado River dispute. He notes Arizona’s share of mainstem and Gila River water and cautions that neither state nor private projects can proceed without clear legal standing and water supply guarantees.
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Washington
Carl Hayden
Arizona
Supreme Court
Hayden
Colorado
Congress
Colorado River
California
Gila
Coach Believed 28th Bus Victim Identified in Waco
Waco Texas officials expect identification of the last victim from the Greyhound crash near Waco ten days ago. The body may be Salvador Salvador Lugo a football coach from Instituto Tecnologico de Monterrey Mexico who had been missing since August.
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Waco
Tex
Greyhound
Here
Waco Civil Defense
James Lebiond
Salvador Salvana Lugo
Instituto Technologico de Monterrey
Mexico
Leblond
Lugo
Monterrey
Ft. Worth
Henry
Stanley Ivory
Dallas
Leroy Harris
Grant's Wives Sway Fate at Ford Theater Night
A fragment claims General Ulysses S. Grant was to die at Ford's Theatre the night Lincoln was assassinated, but his wife Julia Grant persuaded him not to attend the theater.
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A. S. Grant
Ford Theater
Abraham Lincoln
Grant
Snad
Bee Wrecks Three Cars in Hammond Traffic Incident
A bee caused a traffic accident in Hammond Indiana Aug. 14, injuring no one, but three cars were involved when the bee stung the driver of one auto, sending him into another, which bumped a third. The piece oddly markets an insurance policy.
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Hammond
Ind
Walter Soh
John Flanagan
Youth given 30 days jail for traffic fines essay punishment
In Oklahoma City a 16 year old ignored fines from traffic violations. Judge James Demopolos warned of a 30 day jail term with possible suspension if the youth writes a 2500 word traffic safety essay.
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Oklahoma City
James Demopolos
Demopolos
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