Narcotics Stolen Suspect Apprehended Minutes After Hold Up
Ronald Byron Sloane 27 of Los Angeles was arrested about 10 minutes after robbing Arizona Pharmacy at 647 S. 6th Ave. He admitted taking five packages of demerol and injuring himself with a drug injection before police captured him nearby.
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Ronald Byron Sloane
Los Angeles
Sloane
Roy E. Laos Jr
Arizona
S. 6Th Ave
Int
Laos
Sloanes
Tucson
Nanette Vanderbilt's wedding plans blocked by red tape
Nanette Vanderbilt and Army GI Wiley Lockamy face delays as paperwork delays in the United States and Germany stall civil marriage steps. Mrs. Patricia Vanderbilt reports birth certificates and customs papers are the hold ups while the couple awaits a base chapel ceremony in Bitburg.
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Nanette
Bitburg
Germany
UPI
Nanette Vanderbilt
Patricia Wallace Vanderbilt
Wiley Lockamy
Lockamy
Olton
N. C
French Riviera
Riage
Reds Readying Breakoff in Geneva Disarmament Talks
Western diplomats say Soviet delegate Valerian Zorin signals a possible adjournment of the Geneva disarmament conference. U S Chief Delegate Frederick Eaton to return with new proposals as London notes a familiar hard line.
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Geneva
UPI
Russia
United States
Valerian Zorin
London
Zorin
U.S
Fredrick M. Eaton
Eaton
Paris
Con O'Neill
Stagecoach Overturns At Freedomland Park
Ten people including three children were injured when a steel stagecoach overturned at Freedomland Amusement Park in the Bronx. The left rear wheel buckled after horses spooked by a locomotive whistle, injuring Mrs. Helen Defalvo 29 of the Bronx who suffered a spine fracture.
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New York
Freedomland
Bronx
Santa Fe Railroad
Helen Defalvo
United States
Limited Wars Possible Today Says Commander
Gen. Carter B. Magruder, Allied commander in Korea, says the world will see limited wars again and that a new Korean conflict could involve more than the peninsula. He notes both sides would seek limited battles, with U S atomic and conventional power ready, and cites Korea’s tenyear anniversary and ongoing U S forces from the Seventh Infantry and First Cavalry in a strong defense.
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Seoul
UPI
Carter B. Magruder
Korea
U.S
Magruder
Red China
United States
U. S
North Korea
South Korea
Yalu River
Manchuria
Anti-U.S. protest in Tokyo draws small turnout
About 3,000 leftists demonstrated briefly outside the U.S. embassy and parliament in Tokyo, chanting anti America and anti Kishi slogans. Police blocked access and the crowd dispersed toward the parliament after 15 minutes.
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U.S
Tokyo
UPI
America
Parliament
Communist and
Socialist
Zengakuren
U. S
Michiko Kamba
United States
Nobusuke Kishi
South Korea
Kishi
City To Get Bigger Slice Of Sales Tax
Tucson will receive a larger share of the state sales tax from its March annexation after federal census figures showed more residents in the area in 1950 than estimated. City Manager Porter W. Homer cites an expected extra 15 000 to 20 000 dollars for the next fiscal year, with actual gains dependent on when 1960 figures are certified. The 1950 data raise the city’s tax share and help offset a tight budget until new numbers take effect.
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Tucson
Mgr
Porter W. Homer
Arizona
Homer
Federal Bureau of Census
Washington
Arizona Tax Commission
Tax Commission
H I S Sportswear cancels Christmas party due to workload
Bruceton Tennessee. The H I S Sportswear Co. held its annual Christmas party on Saturday but President Sam Siegel said heavy plant work prevented a Yuletide celebration this year.
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Bruceton
Tenn
UPI
H.I.S. Sportswear Co
Sam Siegel
Bee Siege Traps Memphis Homeowner and Wife
Allen Vaughan and his wife in Memphis face a three week bee siege after Vaughan sealed a wall hole to stop a hive. Bees swarm windows and patrols of scouts harass at night while experts urge patience as the queen and part of the colony remain imprisoned inside the wall.
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Vaughan
Vaughans
Initiative to create intermediary courts urged in Arizona
The column argues Arizona’s court delays deny constitutional rights, noting Justice of the Peace handles small claims under 200 dollars while appeals to Superior and Supreme Courts take years. It promotes a September initiative to establish intermediary courts and better system coordination and urges readers to learn more and vote Yes.
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Arizona
Justice of the Peace Court
Justice Court
Superior Court
Pima
Maricopa
Supreme Court
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