Sheriff Post Battle Ends as Clark Wins Court Ruling
Superior Court Judge Robert S. Tullar directed a verdict for James W. Clark ending the McKinney challenge to Clark’s sheriff victory. McKinney said he would decide on an appeal to the Arizona Supreme Court. Clark dismissed five deputies including C. Richey and Clifton Gilpin amid ongoing post-election turmoil.
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Frank Murray
C. A. Wright
C. Richey
Clifton €. Gilpin
Clark
McKinney
Hand
Sheri
Murray
Arthur A. Grande
Grande
Walden V. Burr
Fie
New York City
Sherif
Burr
Veryone
Tullar
Fog Lifts in Parts of East South and Midwest Travel Rush
A dense fog blanket that hampered pre Christmas travel began lifting in parts of the East South and Midwest. Air service resumed at La Guardia and other major airfields while Chicago Midway faced renewed zero visibility. Highways saw dangerous conditions and experts warned of a potential rise in holiday deaths as congestion restored.
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Midwest
New York
la Guardia
Washington, C
Kansas City
Chicago Weather Bureau
Chicago
Midway
Old Santa Seeks Raincoat in Wet Weather
The report notes heavy rain widespread with a cold front moving through at 6 a.m. today. Santa, in damp clothes, might have had to swap to a fur or rain gear while snow remained in the Chiricahuas.
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Oor Ola Santa
Santa
Tucs
Fog Delays Arrivals At Local Airports And Trains
Foggy conditions delayed air and rail traffic with American Airlines and TWA reporting arrivals one to two hours late today and southern Pacific noting one to four hours late yesterday. Eastern trains were on time today while Bus Lines indicated arrivals about an hour late.
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American Airlines
TWA
Southern Pacific
Holiday Toll Reaches 85 in Christmas Travel Rush
The national accident toll rose to 85 by noon as millions travel amid hazardous conditions. Since 6 p.m. yesterday a total of 2 fatalities were reported with four deaths and three other mishaps. one death occurred in Arizona as Tucson time passed.
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Tucson
Arizona
Montreal Sees 330 Traffic Accidents In 12 Hours
A Montreal spokesman reports 330 traffic crashes in 12 hours with many incidents at night after Christmas parties. He cites careless driving and alcohol as key factors with estimated damages exceeding 35000 dollars. Few injuries reported and no facilities affected.
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Montreal
Boy 3 dies in Pima County traffic crash
Billy Garner aged 3 died at 6 30 this morning in a local hospital becoming the 59th traffic fatality in Pima County for the year. He ran from his brother Gary into a car driven by Dual Alvis 20 of the 803rd Headquarters Group on South Plumer Avenue near East Tith Street. No citations were issued.
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Pima County
Billy Garner
Billy
Elle
Plumer Avenue
East Tith Street
Alvis
803Rd
Headqtarters Group
Gary
Lance
Jackie
Hoover In Dispute Over Syrian Oil Pipe Repairs
Secretary Hoover Jr. sparked a diplomatic mixup about whether Syrians permit repairs to a sabotaged oil pipeline. Syria’s ambassador said no repairs until Britain France and Israel withdraw from Egypt and Gaza, while the Syrians only indicated inviting the pipeline company director to discuss the matter.
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Herbert Hoover Jr
Syria
Farid Zeineddine
Hoover
Britain
France
Israel
Egypt
Gaza Strip
Zeineddine
Middle East
Europe
Port Said Ends Suez Occupation After 47 Days
Britain and France pull all troops from Port Said Egypt ending 47 day occupation. UN troops monitor withdrawal as diplomatic tensions with the United States rise. Beachhead forces depart at 4 15 p m local time with destroyers and Danish UN cover in place. Salvage fleet ready to clear the canal once withdrawal completes.
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Port Said
Egypt
United States
Britain
France
Europe
Suez Canal
Perimter
Tucson
United Nations
U.N
UN recess leaves Israeli Gaza question unresolved
At a United Nations recess the General Assembly paused amid the unsettled Israeli occupation of the Gaza Strip. Dag Hammarskjold stated Israel would pull forces west of El Arish after early January while maintaining control of Sharm el Sheikh and the Gulf of Aqaba entrances. Details of the withdrawal to be discussed in a future Burns Dayan meeting.
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N.Y
UN General Assembly
Gaza Strip
Dag Hammarskjold
S0 Nation Assembly
el Arish
Mediterranean Sea
Hammarskjold
Sharm al Sheikh
Sinai Peninsula
Gulf of ‘Aqaba
Burns
Dayan
Bloodless coup seizes central Sumatra control
Col Simbolon, 37, proclaims himself head of civilian and military power in central Sumatra after a bloodless coup. Premier Ali Sastroamidjojo's government suspends him from command, warning of illegality and danger to the republic. No spread reported beyond Sumatra.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sunatra
Ali Sastroamidjojo
Sime« Bolon
Sumatra
Sastroamidjojo
Ng Simbolon
Simboan
Simbolon
Nixon Seeks Refugee Aid During Austria Visit
Vice President Nixon toured refugee sites in Austria visiting Riem Airport and the Glasenbach camp near Salzburg. He pledged U.S. help for Hungarian refugees, outlining plans to deliver a yearend report to President Eisenhower.
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Nixon
Richard M. Nixon
Vienna
Munich
Germany
Austria
Eisenhower
Riem
United States
Bavaria
Wilhelm Hoegner
Salzburg
Glasenbach
U S Extends 500 Million Dollar Credit to Britain
The United States offers Britain a $500 million line of credit via the Export-Import Bank to ease financial strains from the Suez crisis. The facility remains available on demand for 12 months, part of broader IMF support totaling $1.3 billion authorized for Britain. Britain uses dollars to buy U S. oil replacing Middle East imports.
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Washington
United States
Britain
U. S
Suez Canal
International Monetary Fund
Middle
Hungary Faces Coal Crisis and Kosovo-Style Uprising
Vienna reports miners issue ultimatum to Prime Minister Kadar demanding full or resumed production as Hungary's rebel pockets in Heves County resist government orders. Observers warn mass arrests and deportations won’t solve the crisis with about half of Hungary’s 100,000 miners missing or fleeing west.
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Vienna
Yanos Kadar
Hungary
Heves
Nep Szabadsa
Kadar
Budapest
Neo Szabadsag
Crossword puzzle miss by Charlie highlights 8285 answers
The Citizen reports no winner in Charlie's crossword with 8285 responses this week and no correct solution. A roving reporter shares hope for Santa Claus and notes pages 32 for solution and page 2 for zoning action under the spotlight.
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Charlie
Africa
H. D. Lininger
Niger River
French West Africa
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