Prosecutions Not Planned for Voting Registration Violations
Arizona Attorney General Ross F. Jones announced no prosecutions are planned over alleged voter registration violations. Assistant John McGowan cited laxities in Pima and Santa Cruz counties, including deputy registrar shortages and registrations from Tubac. He questioned naturalized citizenship proof and noted disputed registration practices. Jones warned violations may be hard to prosecute.
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Phoenix
Atty
Ross F. Jones
Pima
Santa Cruz
John McGowan
Jones
Anna Sullinger
Tubac
McGowan
Nogales
United States
James Wood
Republican Party
Roger Laveen
Maricopa
No Truth To Charges Over Deputy Registrar Appointments
County Recorder Anna Sullinger said there is no truth to Assistant Atty. Gen. McGowan's charges that she refused to appoint deputy registrars in Pima county. She noted first deputies were appointed in March and have been processing reregistrations for over two months.
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Anna Sullinger
Atty. Gen. McGowan
Pima County
Sullinger
Tanque Verde Mission
Consumers Market
Speedway
Southern Arizona
Campbell Avenue
Symington tells McCarthy to seek psychiatrist as clashes spill over
In tense Senate Army hearings, Senator Symington tells Senator McCarthy to seek a psychiatrist after a heated exchange over witness testimony. The row centers on 1932 charges and alleged pressure on witnesses, with Symington demanding McCarthy testify under oath. Continued, Page 5.
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McCarthy
MccCarthy
Senate
Stu
Sen
Stevens
Clark Clifford
Truman
Pvt
G. David Schine
Missouri
Dulles Says Communists Drag Feet at Geneva Talks
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles accused the Communists of delaying progress at Geneva while widening military actions in Indochina. He declined to set a deadline for Geneva and said France and Viet Nam bear primary responsibility. British Foreign Secretary Eden warned of Southeast Asia alliance if talks fail. Dulles noted the U S will not act alone unless aggression escalates by Communist China through open armed actions.
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John Foster Dulles
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Indochina
Dulles
France
Viet Nam
London
Anthony Eden
Britain
Eden
Southeast Asia Alliance
United States
China
Russia
Molotov
Laos
Cambodia
Vietminh
Congress Resists Flexible Crops Price Supports
The House agriculture committee approved a one year extension of rigid price supports for five crops and rejected a move to make flexible supports permanent. The panel eased toward a broader omnibus farm bill while debating dairy price guarantees that could raise butter and cheese costs.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Eisenhower
Congress
Col Wrigglesworth to head 303rd Bomb Wing at DM
Col William J. Wrigglesworth will assume command of the 303rd Bomb Wing at Davis Monthan Air Force Base. Col John K. Hester, current commander of the B47 wing, will be reassigned to headquarters 15th Air Force within a week. Announcement came from Brig Gen Nils O Ohman.
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William J. Wrigglesworth
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
John K. Hester
15Th Air Force
Nils O. Ohman
36Th Air Division
Hester
43Rd
D M
15Th Air Force Headquarters
Wrigglesworth
Bolling Afb
Washington, D.C
Thomas G. Netcher
15Th
Riverside
Calif
Col
Wriggiesworth
Wichita
Kas
Robert Whipple
Col. Wrigglesworth
Col. Hester
15Th Headquarters
Ohman
Victim Describes Brutal Attack by Maniac Charged in Killing
James Clark, 33, recounted a link to Richard Lewis Jordan, 30, who shot him three times and struck him with a rock on Silverbell road two weeks ago. Clark, hospitalized after the assault and later learning of Phyllis Mae Thompson's death, plans a civil suit while Jordan awaits trial.
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James Clark
Clark
Richard Lewis
Jordan
Pretty Phyllis Mae Thompson
Lyons
Colo
Lonely Silverbell Road
Jack Sturgeon
Miss Thompson
Phoenix
Fair Weather Note With Warm Day Ahead
The forecast calls for a cool night and a warm tomorrow with temperatures at 2 PM around 93 degrees. Noon sun climbs to 104 degrees with humidity listed at 7 percent.
Selling Wave Hits Market
NEW YORK stock market fell sharply amid a wave of selling. Prices dropped $1 to $4 in key sectors including steels railroads oils and aircraft. A second and fourth hour selloff drove prices to new lows before partial recoveries.
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New York
Arizona coldest spot in country at Maverick high and lows
Arizona recorded the coldest reading in the nation with Maverick in the White Mountains at 13 degrees before dawn. Tucson reached 94 as the day warmed, far from the 102 set in 1947, while other cities showed varying temperatures from Phoenix to Winslow.
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Tucson
Arizona
Maverick
White Mountains
Mercury
Old
Pueblo
Mexican forest fire prompts US aid request
A massive Sonora blaze 40 miles south of Douglas Colombia border may trigger an appeal to Arizona Governor Howard Pyle for American help. The fire roams pine and grassland across Cananea and Agua Prieta, with 40 000 to 50 000 acres burned and winds driving it. Local crews and possible Mexican military support are mobilized as smoke settles over Douglas.
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Associated Press
Sonora
Mexico
Howard Pyle
Arizona
San Francisco
Flagstaff
Los Alamos
N.M
Douglas
Sonora Cattle Growers Association
Ignacio Soto
United States
Gov. Pyle
Phoenix
Manuel Cubillas
Cananea
Afonso Morales
Agua Prieta
Jose Durazo
Bacoachi
Fronteras
Hermosillo
Nogales
Son
Tucsonan Dies in Nogales Crash Killing 1 and Wounding 3
A Tucson youth, Charles E. Means, 19, died when a car collided with a truck on Obregon avenue south of the Arizona border in Nogales Sonora. Four others were injured in the crash including Charles A. Brierly 17 and David A. Di Lorenzo 17 both seriously. John T. Sumner Jr. 20 was also hurt. Local police state the car struck the truck at high speed. driver unidentified. Mrs Lorena Means left for Nogales to claim the body.
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Tucson
Obregon Avenue
Nogales
Sonora
Tfa Pees
Charles A. Brierly
S. Fifth Ave
David Arthur di Lorenzo
Hampton Ave
D. C. Scott
Nogales (Ariz
John T. Sumner Jr
Davis- Monthan Air Force Base
Sumner
Brierly
Kyle Brierly
di Lorenzo
Arthur D. di Lorenzo
Boundary Line
Senate interior panel backs minerals bill with uranium mining
The Senate interior committee approved a bill to expand mineral development on public lands. A key feature would allow locating uranium mining claims on western public domain lands currently leased for oil and gas.
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Washington
Senate Interior Committee
French Raid on Vietminh Bases Near Hanoi Claimed Total Destruction
French forces say they destroyed two Vietminh attack bases seven miles east of Hanoi in a combined air and ground assault. Pilots used B26s Corsairs and Privateers to hit straw thatched villages near Senho close to the Hanoi Haiphong railway and highway.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Senho
Haiphong
Escaped Australian? No. Hopkins Caught Near Beowawe
Lim mping escaped murderer John Alfred Hopkins, once on the FBI ten most wanted list, was arrested by a Salt Lake FBI task force in a Bishop mine shack in the Gold Acre district near Beowawe Nevada. He offered no resistance despite three knives and had been working at the mine for weeks. Hopkins, serving a life term for a policeman’s slaying in Arizona, had believed no posters were in Elko when nabbed. He will be returned to Arizona authorities.
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Elko
Nev
John Alfred Hopkins
Arizona State Prison
FBI
Arthur Cornelius Jr
Salt Lake City
Hopkins
Bishop Mine
Gold Acre
Beowane
Here
Cornelius
Elko County
Arizona
J. Edgar Hoover
Washington
Hopkin
Spokane
Wash
California
Tucson Tonight Offers Home Time and City Events
Tonight from 5 to 9 voters register at Tanque Verde mission and tomorrow voters register at Consumers Market Speedway and Southern Arizona Bank Campbell Avenue. At 8:30 p.m. Amelia Goes To The Ball and Down in the Valley play at El Conquistador hotel shell followed by wrestling at Tucson Sports Center.
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Consumers Market
Speedway
Campbell Avenue
Southern Arizona Bank
Starlight
Amelia
Tucson Civic Chorus
el Conquistador Hotel
Shell
Tucson Sports Center
City council discussions and actions noted in pages two six and eight
French Communists highlight the main task of world red parties. John Collier, longtime western lawman, visits his daughter. Douglas to assemble Globe master subassemblies at Tucson plant.
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John Collier
Daughter
Douglas
Globemaster
Tucson
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