Bank Robber Uses Dodge In Douglas Bank Heist
FBI pressed for tips on a blue 1947 Dodge used by the lone bandit who robbed the Wilmot Broadway Bank of Douglas, netting 9638. The car fled, was abandoned near Wilmot Plaza, and investigators traced the suspect to a Phoenix style robbery.
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Bank of Douglas
Wilmot Plaza
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Arizona
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Phoenix
Frank Fiens
Jefferson Ave
Fiens
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Edmund Haverty
N. First Ave
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Tom Wilson
Linda ‘Ave
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Andrea Doria
Sliva
Stuart Armstrong
Armstrong
Siva
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le Ble
Rhor Wright
Menn
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Tucson
Southern Arena
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Freight train wreck stalls SP main line near Alvernon Way
Bulletin reports seven or eight cars derailed blocking both tracks east of Alvernon Way. Washington notes the House approved a bill keeping corporation income taxes and several excise taxes at their current rates for another year.
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Southern Pacific Main
Alvernon Way
Washington — i
House
Senate
Clouds Drift Over Tern Territory With Scattered Storms
Desert afternoon and evening cloudiness were forecast with occasional winds. High around 100 tomorrow, tonight's low 70 to 75. Widely scattered showers of thunderstorms possible near the mountains.
De Gaulle Expands Algeria Unity Effort Amid Revolt
Premier Charles De Gaulle spoke to a 75,000 crowd in Constantine amid Muslim nationalist resistance. He urged unity and offered potential amnesty to rebels, while FLN spokesmen in Tunisia and Cairo rejected his plans for equal rights and votes and pressed for full independence.
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Charles de Gaulle
Tunisia
Cairo
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FLN
de Gaulle
Jaques Soustele
Soustelle
Gaulle
Tater
Bone
Iso
Weaver Fires Back at P Z Group Over Zoning Clash
County Supervisor Dennis Weaver defends the Board of Supervisors zoning record amid a plan by the Planning and Zoning Commission to seek abolition. A special Monday meeting was called to consider dissolving the commission after a string of reversals.
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P & Z Group
Dennis Weaver
Board of Supervisors
County Planning and Zoning Commission
Pray
Douglas D. Martin
John Harlow
Commission
Renial
Lambert Kautenburger
Thomas Jay
Kautenburger
Tornadoes Kill 28 In Wisconsin
Wisconsin suffered at least 28 deaths as a tornado outbreak struck Colfax and surrounding towns. Gov. Thompson declared an emergency area and ordered the National Guard to assist. meteorologist Joseph Rigney noted three parallel funnels moving from the Minnesota border southeast. Bodies were recovered across Colfax, Chippewa Falls, Menomonie, Knapp, Boyd, Bloomer, Wilson, Thorp, Rice Lake and Stanley with dozens injured. A baby survived after being found 200 feet from a demolished farm home, while the father and brother were killed.
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Wisconsin
Vernon Thompson
Cour County
National Guard
Weather Bureau
Madison
Wis
Joseph Rig¢ney
Minnesota
Colfax
Chris Allen Lunn
Leon
Eau Claire
Chippewa Falls
Menomonie
Knapp
Boyd
Bloomer, Wilson, Thorp, Rice Lake
Stanley
Foothills Rezoning Approved by Pima County Board
Pima County Board of Supervisors approves a 3600 acre rezoning in the Catalina foothills turning Suburban Ranch to Residence 1 four acre homesites north of River Road bounded by Macienda del Sol and Sabino Canyon road. Approval includes deed restrictions on file before construction.
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Pima County
Board of Supervisors
Catalina Foothills
River Road
Macienda del Sol
Sabino Canyon Road
John Murphey
Leo Kelch
Harold Vinson
County Planning and Zoning Commission
Gordon Luepke
Murphey
Atl
Frank Barry
House Kills Move To Cut Army Strength
In a 224 158 roll call vote the House rejected President Eisenhower's plan to cut the Army to 70 000 men for the coming year and then approved a defense appropriation of 38 400 561 000. An amendment to fund a 900 000 man Army for the year starting July 1 passed with a 99 million cost. The bill moves to the Senate by voice vote.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Senate
Nature Steps In Battle Of Monte Sacro Ends Quietly
In Rome the clash between caterpillars and red ants halted as nature intervened. Caterpillars died in large numbers while red ants failed to engage, prompting officials to withdraw entomological help and plan cleanup.
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Monte Sacro
Rome
UPI
Nature
Weather Update Forecast With High Noon Temperatures
Considerable cloudiness to start the day with noon sun pushing the thermometer to 113 degrees. Afternoon high expected near 98 with humidity around 13 percent. Yesterday’s peak reached 100 and low 76, compared to 104 and 75 a year ago. Full report on Page 40.
Arizona State Panic Sparks Initiative Authors
Inside the Citizen column notes panic and despair among supporters of AS A initiative with Jim Cooper’s Party Lines on page 8. Weather and heat remedies feature in Woman’s View on page 11. Baseball preview Arizona versus Texas highlighted in lead series on page 21. Fishing reports discussBowhunters chasing elusive fish on page 22 and Tucson egg production growth on page 31.
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Jim Cooper
Texas
Tucson
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