Hess admits telling friend to forget phone call in Grant death case
Elmer R. Hess Jr. testified he told a friend to forget a telephone call the night labor official Howard Grant was killed. The defense pressed for details as Hess described the party at the Labor Temple on Jan. 16 and the subsequent injuries and alleged choking and falls.
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Hess
Elmer R. Hess Jr
Howard D. Grant
Grant
John Ireland
On Ireland's Party Inc
Ireland
A. Alan Hanshaw
Podret
Labor Temple
Arizona Supreme Court Bars Corporations From Liquor Licenses
The Arizona Supreme Court ruled that an agent may not hold a liquor license for a corporation. The decision says a corporation cannot own a license and an agent cannot hold one for a corporation. The ruling cites requirements of capability and reliability and may influence upcoming legislative action.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona Supreme Court
Rent Jennings
Two SP Aides Indicted On False Records Charges
Federal grand jury charged Southern Pacific employees William Edward Kemp and Henry Norton Payne with conspiring to falsify SP records to purchase railroad merchandise without authorization. Arrested on 500 dollar bonds, Kemp, former secretary to the Tucson division superintendent, and Payne, Tucson chief clerk, have disputed the accusations while SP officials decline comment.
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Southern Pacific
William Edward Kemp
Palo Verde Ave
Henry Norton Payne
E. Toole St
Planes hit by fire patrol crash in Tonto National Forest
Two planes checking a forest fire in the Tonto National Forest collide. two men feared dead from Payson were aboard the downed craft Constantine Kodz and Art Goodnow Forest Service workers. The other plane landed with Lew Parker and Howard Shupe aboard. Fire covers about 400 acres with 400 firefighters on site. Fire started by lightning near Dick Williams Creek southeast of Tonto Fish Hatchery. Forest Service building a rim line to prevent spread. Other Coronado National Forest fires largely controlled with Arivaca area seeing a 75 acre blaze and small, out of control Chiricahua fire remaining.
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Payson
UPI
Tonto National Forest
Constantine Kodz
Art Goodnow
Forest Service
The
Forest Service Said
Dick Williams Creek
Tonto’ Fish Hatchery
Mogollon Rim
Coronado National Forest
Arivaca
Tucson District 1 may need new elementary schools by 1964 65
District 1 officials say all elementary schools will run full day this fall with no double sessions. By 1964 65 at least three new elementary schools are needed to handle rising enrollments while high schools face continued crowding and half or staggered day schedules. Plans include the proposed Sahuaro High School and Naylor completion in time for 1962 and 1964 65 respectively.
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Tucson
District 1
Herbert Cooper
Catalina High School
Rincon
Palo Verde High School
Sahuaro High School
Cooper
Vail
Naylor
Fickett and Townsend
Berlin Crisis Seen as Crucial by Dillon and Lawmakers
Dillon told the House Foreign Affairs Committee the Berlin crisis was crucial and serious amid deep divergences. He noted Soviet Premier Khrushchev denies seeking war. Rep. Chiperfield warned of possible outright war over Berlin by year’s end as Dirksen urged full disclosure to the public.
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Dillon
Berlin
House
Senate
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Kennedy
Rep
Robert B. Chiperfield
R-I
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Chiperfield
Top Brass Urges Test Resumption
Pentagon experts urged resuming nuclear weapons tests before a Congressional committee. Led by Gen. Lyman Lemnitzer, other witnesses included Vice Admiral Hayward Lt. Gen. Trudeau and Lt. Gen. Schriever. Senator Henry Jackson summarized committee sentiment.
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Top Brass
Pentagon
Congressional
Henry M. Jackson
Dwash
Atomic Energy Committee
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Adm
J. T. Hayward
Navy
Arthur G. Trudeau
Army
Bernard A. Schriever
Air Force Systems Command
Producer Testifies TV Fare At All Time Low
Television producer David Susskind told the FCC that this year has reached a programming nadir and next season will be worse. He described the 90 percent of schedules as a travesty and said networks control decisions, with payola and ratings driving the industry.
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New York
David Susskind
Susskind
Khrushchev warns of renewed nuclear tests if U S resumes
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev warned at a Kremlin gathering that Russia will resume nuclear testing if the United States ends its voluntary moratorium. He said several devices require practical testing have been developed and noted a separate peace with East Germany by year’s end.
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Moscow
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
United States
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Kremlin
East Germany
Berlin
Inside the Citizen Suspect 10 In Bank Theft
The Citizen reports a 10 year old suspect in a bank theft case and notes details on the page three feature. The incident highlights youth involvement in crime and invites reader questions about juvenile responsibility and public safety.
JFK Turns Key to Open Sea Water Purification Plant
President Kennedy formally dedicated the first U.S. plant capable of converting and purifying sea water to supply a city drinking water. Vice President Johnson and Interior Secretary Udall joined in the ceremony as a $1.255 million plant went into operation in Freeport Texas. Fresh water flowed from a 24 inch pipe as the plant began full operation after weeks of trial.
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Freeport
Tex
UPI
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Interior
Stewart Udall
White House
Summer Weather Rolls On With Lethal Heat
The day opened with warnings of extreme heat as highs near 107 were forecast after yesterday’s 104 record. Off and on scattered showers possible over the mountains, but most of the region should stay dry with a 78 degree low last night and similar forecast for tonight.
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Fla
Oscar
Hazel Cooper
Robert O. Boylston
Joseph Beeman
Jack I. Podret
Hanshaw
John D. Kendall
Ted Fio Rito
Black Sheep Club
Scottsdale
Paul Fannin
Bulletin
U. S
Jo Ann Diamos
Payne
Kemp
Ralph Kirk
Lew Parker
Boise, Idaho
Howard Shupe
Glendale
Arizona
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Grahams
Josephine’s
Santa Rita Mountains
Don Jirsa
Coronado
Supt
Robert Morrow
Everett M. Dirksen
Washington
Harry S. Truman
Truman
American Broadcasting Co
FCC
By Henry Shapiro
St. Andrew’s Hall
Red Army
Ukraine
Rodion Malinovsky
Germany
Vasili Chuikov
Hitler
Maris
Babe Ruth
Molly Mayfield
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