Guatemala Junta rounds up 2000 suspected traitors
Guatemala's military Junta announced a mass roundup of more than two thousand people suspected of pro Communist atrocities. They promised fair hearings while dispatching rapid justice. The regime said jail cells were full and would continue detentions as it presses to reform policy.
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U S Retaliates as Russians Oust Spies from Moscow Mission
The United States announced that three Russian diplomats, including a UN delegate, were expelled for espionage while Moscow charged two American officers at the U S embassy there with spying and ordered their withdrawal. The events deepen Cold War tensions as Washington and Moscow trade expulsions.
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Nation's Toll Unusually Low Over July 4 Weekend
Arizona logged 11 highway deaths during the three day holiday, bringing the year’s toll to 211. Victims included Mary Jo Humphrey 33 Oklahoma City and several from Flagstaff Grand Canyon and Luke air force base. National totals showed 348 traffic deaths for the period with 620 violent deaths overall.
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Quake Injures Eight Sailors at Fallon Naval Base
A tremor rattled Fallon Nevada injuring eight sailors at the Fallon naval air station. One, Bm/1 Charles J. Collins of San Diego, suffered a fractured leg when a locker toppled on his bunk. Aftershocks, collapsed walls and buckled highways followed, felt from Fallon to San Francisco and the San Joaquin valley.
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Cease Fire Talks Advance in Indochina Session
In Hanoi region Trung GIA village hosts third session between French union and Vietminh reps to map Indochina ceasefire details. They agreed on POW exchange procedures with first swap set for July 14 Bastille Day as talks began in a neutral zone about 25 miles north of Hanoi.
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Udall Family Considers Name For New Daughter
Pima County attorney Morris K. Udall reports his newborn daughter, born July 5 at St Mary’s Hospital, will likely be named Ann Other Udall. The Udall family already includes Mary, Randy, and Judith.
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Pincers Forming Near Hanoi in Indochina Frontline Move
Six Communist divisions are now within 25 miles of Hanoi as French forces establish a double front south and north of the capital. The French high command says artillery, tanks, and troops are massed to form a defensive wall around Hanoi and Haiphong. An Indochinese battalion previously listed as lost reappeared at Haiphong, and defenses to shield Hanoi from the south were set at Hadong five miles from the city.
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French Move to Boost Indochina Force Strength
The French government began steps to restore its expeditionary force in Indochina to full pre Dien Bien Phu strength. Officials said the move would secure Hanoi and demonstrate that France would not accept a peace of capitulation in Indochina.
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Don’t Worry Says 101YearOld Sacramentan
Sacramento report quotes Asador Bagdazian of Freeport who turned 101 yesterday and advised that not worrying is key to a long life. He says worrying changes nothing and serves no purpose.
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Czechs Swap Offer For U S Soldiers In Escape Case
German border police said Czech authorities offered to swap seven U S soldiers arrested on Sunday for three Czech freedom seekers. U S Army HQ said it was negotiating directly with Czech authorities for release of the men. Border officials noted the border is dangerous and urged caution while reports of the escapees continued.
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Moisture Trace Sparks Weather Debate In Tucson
Weather notes report a trace of moisture at the gauge though officials doubt precipitation. Caddie warns of possible evening and tomorrow showers near mountains with a Gulf moisture influx likely bringing stronger thunderheads by Thursday. Highs ranged 83 to 111 across cities with hot conditions in Phoenix and Yuma.
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Baseball Scores and Schedules Across Leagues
In the American League there are games involving Baltimore at Cleveland Boston at New York Philadelphia at Washington with all night starts. In the National League Milwaukee faces Chicago New York at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at Philadelphia and Cincinnati at St Louis with Adcock and Kiner homereds noted and all night games listed.
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Thomas Case Before High Court
Arizona supreme court to hear an appeal by Arthur Thomas, condemned to death for the May 1953 killing of Mrs. Janie Miskovich at a store south of Willcox. Convicted in Cochise county, his death sentence has been paused while the case is reviewed.
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Arizona Supreme Court
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Cochise County
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Janie Miskovich
Willcox
Free Tucson concert and theater show headline a busy twin night
Tonight and tomorrow in Tucson, a free 7:30 P M band concert at Armory Park hosted by the city recreation department and Tucson public schools. At 8:30 P M the Corral Theater presents Remains to Be Seen in the round, plus professional wrestling at Tucson Sports Center with Santa Rita hotel listed.
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Santa Rita
U. S. and British Seek German Sovereignty Rift
Summary lists policy tensions over German sovereignty tied to an Emergency Defense Committee plan, noting possible French approval as a key factor. Mentions Knowland praising Republican record relative to critics. Includes page references and brief items about a British orphan visiting the queen, meteorology, and assorted sections.
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