Drunk Driving Law Challenged by Arizona Court Ruling
A Maricopa County Superior Court judge ruled the state drunk and reckless driving act unconstitutional on two points affecting enforcement and traffic code scope. The decision prompts potential dismissals in Pima county while officials weigh appeals and next steps.
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Maricopa County
United Press, Superior Court
Ment L. Jennings
Rurea
Jennings
Warren L. McCarthy
Arizona Supreme Court
Phoenix
Maricopa
James E. Lindsay
Pima
Superior Court
Robert S. Tullar
Morris K. Udall
Atty
Robert Morrison
William F. Kimball
Dpima
Supreme Court
Kimball
Tear Gas Quieted Koje Island Prisoner Uprising
At Koje Island Korea British guards used six tear gas grenades to disperse a large group of Communist POWs in compound 66 after prisoners refused to remove blankets from barbed wire. American troops practiced tactics to divide compounds into 500 man groups ahead of a planned assault next week on tough compound 76 where former commander Francis T. Dodd was held for 78 hours after capture on May 7.
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Koje Island
Korea
W?p
King’s Shropshire Light Infantry
Francis T. Dodd
Pleasant Weekend Forecast Across Pima County
The Deacon notes a sunny day and moonlit night with hot but not scorching temperatures. Tucson hit 100 degrees at the airport yesterday, the first 100 of 1952. other readings included Mt. Lemmon 69, Yuma 100, Phoenix 101, and Douglas 95 with a low around 63.
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Yuma
Phoenix
Douglas
Steel Talks In Third Day In White House Talks
Third day of White House peace talks begins as CIO steel workers strike enters fifth day. CIO president Philip Murray and industry negotiator Adm. Moreell remain tight lipped while officials report cautious progress and possible wage proposals.
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Washington
White House
CIO
Philip Murray
Adm
Ben. Moreell
Jones & Laughlin Steel
State Department
Blue Phantom Gunman Raids Illinois Again
The Blue Phantom, a sharp shooting gunman, struck four motorists in central Illinois near Towanda to Springfield. Police widened the hunt with roadblocks across a 70 mile area after eight total shooting reports, with one driver injured during Memorial Day weekend as the gunman sped away each time.
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Decatur
Ill
Illinois
Towanda
Springfield
Murderer Boyd Is Sentenced Here
Walter B. Boyd, 32, pleaded guilty to second degree murder for killing his common law wife with an icepick in a trailer at 350 E. 35th St. in Tucson. Judge Lee Garrett sentenced him to 10 to 18 years in state prison, noting his cooperation and prior offenses.
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Walter B. Boyd
Lee Garrett
Boyd
Garrett
Raul Castro
John T. Kettlewell
Darrell G. Brown
Felipe Felix
E. 35Th St
Los Angeles
Sheriff's
Tucson
Brown
Kettlewell
Felix
Castro
Florence
al Franco
Tom Burke
Truman warns of new Russian Koreas and air threat
President Truman warned of Russian inspired offensives and new Koreas, saying the Kremlin may plan greater aggression. He asserted U.S. air superiority over North Korea though acknowledging limits near the Yalu, and urged stronger defense to deter Soviet pressure this election year.
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Springfield
U.P
Truman
Yalu River
Kremlin
Korea
North Korea
West
Florida angler battles 18 hours with tarpon in Clearwater
Harold Le Master, 37, fought a 130-pound tarpon named Mr Chips for nearly 18 hours from a 16-foot boat in the St. Petersburg tarpon roundup. Spectators packed causeways as floodlights and police kept order. the fish slipped the hook near dawn after a long bid for victory.
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Clearwater
Fla
Harold le Master
LE Master
Mr. Chips
Belle Air Causeway
St. Petersburg
Fire Department
Coast Guard
Tarpon
Bradley
Ill
Bill Crown
Crown
Berlin Grab Hits French Sector Border Farm
Red forces seized the Frohnau estate on the fringe of Berlin. Five French-sector families totaling 15 people were forced to leave as livestock was taken. Soviets bar Allied patrols on the Berlin to West Germany highway while tightening controls to curb refugee flows.
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Berlin
Red People
Frohnau
West Berlin
West Germany
Eisenhower open to meeting Stalin despite doubts
Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower said he would be willing to meet Soviet Premier Stalin if it would advance world peace, but he doubted such a meeting would achieve much. He stressed non negotiability of East–West differences while Soviet suppression of free government continues.
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New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Stalin
Eisenhower
Taft Steals Votes At Indiana Meet
Taft backers seized control of Indiana GOP delegates with 20 of 22 district slots filled and 10 at large delegates chosen. Eisenhower supporters denounced a mid game rule change, claiming a Texas style steal and warning of a convention contest in Chicago next month. Puliam and Hutcheson won district seats amid internal Eisenhower opposition.
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Taft
Eisenhower
Chicago
Robert A. Grant
Texas
Indiana
Grant
Eugene C. Pulliam
Indianapolis Star
Indianapolis News
William Hutcheson
AFL Brotherhood of Carpenters
Pulliam
Hutcheson
Servicemen’s Train Fare Extension Granted Through 1953
Uniformed servicemen on furlough may keep reduced train fares in the east, south and west. The Association of American Railroads announced the low fare travel extension would cover Campe travel from June 30, 1952 to June 30, 1953 for personnel paying their own way.
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Washington
Association of American Railroads
Smathers Says Truman May Run Again
Miami Beach Florida Senator George Smathers said last night that President Truman might seek reelection after the Supreme Court ruled he had no power to seize the steel industry. Smathers said Truman's dander is up and there is a chance he may run again.
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Supreme Court
Congress
Eisenhower
Alger Hiss
State Department
Hiss
Miami Beach
Fla
Truman
George Smathers
D-Fla
Smathers
Weekend Events in Tucson Brighten Local Schedule
Tonight and tomorrow feature sports and social activities across Tucson. Highlights include St. Ambrose carnival at 300 S. Tucson, time trials and jalopy traces at Rodeo grounds, Field Day by Roping Club at 4837 E. Leest, Tucson Cowboys vs. El Paso Texans at Hi Corbett Field, square dances at Catalina Guest Ranch and Old Tucson, and public dances and community singing at Armory Park. Tomorrow also hosts rifle meet at Tucson Rifle Club range and a Cowboys game versus the Phoenix Senators at Hi Corbett Field.
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iTime
Rodeo Grounds
Roping Club of
E. Leest
Tucson Cowboys
Paso Texans
A-T
Sixth Ave
Anklaim Road
Community Sing
Armory Park
Phoenix Senators
Hi Corbett Field
Washington investigation based on a lie noted in report
A Washington investigation is described as based on a lie in Page 2 coverage. The item flags an alleged misstep in early findings and suggests reconsideration or correction may follow as reporters seek clarity.
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Washington
Nogales
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