Baptista Weight Spelling Plays Big Role in Bank Robbery Trial
The federal bank robbery trial of Floyd Edward Baptista centers on his weight and the way he spelled the word here. Prosecutors and defense attorneys wrapped up witness testimony as the government rested, while exhibits showed misspellings of here in evidence. Witnesses described the Feb 28 Broadway Village branch robbery and the sole $20 bill recovered with a serial number.
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Floyd Edward Baptista
Mit
Broadway Village
Southern Arizona Bank & Frost Co
Alvernon
FBI
Heber Smith
Pennywania
Davis
Monthan Aigman
William C. Porella
Sith
Ry Coopers
Art Benjamin Lavarder
Baptista
Eunice Deasett
Dora Ane
Lazar
Yeazell
Francis E. Crosby
Arizona
Californis
Crosby
Bape A
Depense
Lone Ranger Youth Clubbed By City Police Disrupts Downtown Tucson
A 16 year old dressed as the Lone Ranger was found armed with a unloaded .49 caliber revolver on BM Scott Ave and E Pendleton in downtown Tucson. Police later report an arrest of Thomas J Aubuchon and James F Bagley on charges of disorderly conduct after a street incident near East Speedway. A separate theft case involved a burglar entering a store through a transom and exiting the same way.
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BM. Scott Ave
Ida
Charles Almada
Duane Urbansit
Thomas J. Aubuchon
B. Kilmer
James F. Bagley
B. Adama
East Speedway
Urbanski
Bagley
Tagley
Aubuchon
Police Questioned Over Voter Participation in CityElection
Oklahoma City police officials questioned officers about their voting records after city leaders checked county election board files to see who voted in the last election. Police Chief Roy Bergman ordered a written explanation from those who did not vote.
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Oklahoma City
County Election Board
Roy Bergman
Gual Seuss
George Ore
Aoa
Shutdown In Steel Nearing Breakthrough or Fallout
Unions and steel firms press toward a five year wage and automation focused contract as talks stall over pay and benefits. David J. McDonald warns a pact could burden workers with uncertainty, while US Steel and partners threaten furnace cooling if a strike proceeds. Negotiations resume after brief talks between management and union teams.
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Eeds
David J. McDonald
McDonald
John A. Stephens
U.S. Steel
Stephens
Saul Stephens
Tna
Steel
Bethlehem
Repub
Nie
Jones & Laughlin
Youngs
Town Sheet & Tube
Inland
Great Lakes
Wheeling
Pittsburgh
Allegheny Ludlum
Armcokier
Steels
Bellweather
Republic
Nego Jon
Ald
Radford Defends Shared Defense in Nation’s Interests
At the Quantico defense conference Adm. Arthur Radford asserted defense is not the monopoly of any single service. He emphasized mobility rests on bases and fuel, and urged collaboration among Army Air Force and Navy to optimize each service’s role for national security.
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Quantico
Arthur Radford
High Command Conference
Marine Base
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pach
Radford
Radford Fai
Ssaforg
Foley
Tadford
Army
AIP
Navy
Tornet
Department of the Air Force
Adm
Arleigh Burke
Naval Operations
Russia
Yeds
Amer
Burke
United States
Thomas D. White
Utah Police Question Suspect in Vernal Case
Utah officers questioned a Salt Lake City carpenter tied to the Vernal murder of 17 year old Norma Rodebeck. Sheriff Snyder and Beckstead said the man spent hours in custody, with investigators noting scratches on faces as a potential clue. Rodebeck was last seen June 13 near her work at a drug store.
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Jr— Sher
Uta
Wisconsin
Vernal
Utah
Herbert M. Snyder
Itah County
Salt Lake County
George Beckstead
Salt Lake City
Norma
Snyder
Emnah
Rodebeck
University Probes Major Mingus Forest Fire Incident
University officials said investigation continues into a large fire near Mingus in a forest area. Richard Harvell emphasized full cooperation with Forest Service and urged university personnel to assist in determining the cause and extent of the blaze.
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Mingus
Siountin
Richard A
Harvard
Forest Service
Univerity
Utmont
Wilson Talk Seen Help To Air Fund
Defense Secretary Wilson’s controversial remarks drew mixed reactions in the Senate. Senator Chaves backed continued Air Force funding while critics urged restraint and questioned the proposed increases. The exchange reflected partisan tensions as lawmakers debated defense spending and policy direction.
Arts College Degrees Favored by School Board Policy
The Phoenix Union High School and College Board announced a policy to hire teachers with master's or doctoral degrees from colleges of Liberal Arts. The policy also favors degrees in education.
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Phoenix Union High School and
Coll Board
Uberal Arts
Colleges of Education
Tucson Air National Guard unit begins first drill
The new Tucson unit held its initial drill with aircraft on display, while visitors from Phoenix and the 197th Fighter Interceptor squadron were present. Command expects PRVs soon and aims to reach 260 personnel by October after recruiting of 140 officers and men.
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Aan Prez
Tucson
Air National Guard
197Th
Phoenix
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Stratewear Command
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