Drunk Driving Charge Filed After Fatal Tucson Collision
A 36 year old Tucson man Charles E Spillman faces a drunken driving charge after a two car crash killed two youths, 11 year old Larry Densel and Jack Davis. Spillman suffered severe head and facial injuries. The victim Roger Densel was listed in fair condition. Burial planned in Morenci with no local services. Family statements list the Densel and Davis households in Arizona and Dallas Texas. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Clague van Slyke
Charles E. Spillman
E. Drachman
Larry Densel
Jack Davis
Roger Densel
Spillman
Morenci
Peebee
Stanley G. Davis
Ronald
Calle de Arizona
Margie Hopkins
Dallas
Texas
Rei Peneral Home
Postal Rate Increases Outlined
Washington reports forthcoming postal rate hikes to take effect next Monday. Highlights include special delivery up 10 cents per weight tier, money orders up 5 cents, business reply cards up to 4 cents and 2 cents per piece, undeliverable notices 3 to 5 cents, registered mail at 4.25 dollars plus return receipt to 10 cents, COD up to `K` cents, insurance 5 to 10 cents, certified mail 20 cents plus return receipt to 25, periodic list corrections from 25 cents to 1 dollar, and 1 cent per name on large lists rising to five cents.
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Washington
First The Feed Then The Birds
Joe Wee of 45 W Franklin St reported a 100 To bag of pigeon feed stolen from his back yard. The feed valued at $5, and Wee planned to remedy the situation, with a report filed yesterday.
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Joe Wee
Wee
Franklin St
Asian Influenza Sweeping India Kills 300
New Delhi officials report the Asian influenza has killed at least 300 people and infected about 900,000 in India. Rural areas lack reliable statistics.
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New Delhi
India
Gas Rationing Ends In France After Seven Months
Paris reports gas rationing ended in France yesterday after seven months amid the Suez crisis. The measure, imposed to conserve fuel, concludes as Western economies resume normal distribution and supplies.
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France
Paris
Sponse
Bisbee Residents Seek State Backing for Dixie Canyon Dam
A Bisbee area group asks the Arizona Game and Fish Commission for approval to build a dam in Dixie Canyon forming a lake for fishing swimming and boating. They urge local residents to mail letters to Governor McFarland supporting the project with a goal of 2 000 letters.
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Bisbee
Bisbee Area
Arizona Game and Fish Commission
Dixie Canyon
Race Issue Raised In Hoffa Trial
Government star witness Cheasty, a Brooklyn lawyer, tests in Hoffa bribery case. Williams questions Cheasty about using a phony name in Florida to investigate the NAACP and break a bus boycott. Cheasty denies the false-name claim and says Tallahassee hired him for his tough approach to a heated situation.
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Washington
Cheasty
Williams Cheasty
Brooklyn
Hoffa
Senate
FBI
Hyman
Vesmnam
Williams
Tallahassee
National Assn. For
Maker of Poison Jam Sentenced
Lin Ten-piao, Taichung foodshop owner in central Formosa, was sentenced to 244 years in prison for a jam containing rat poison that killed eight customers after he testified the contamination was accidental.
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Taipei
Lin Ten-piao
Taichung
Formosa
Lin
Plane Collision Starts Fire At Miami Airport
A four engine DC7B struck a parked Super Constellation at Miami International Airport near midnight causing a fiery explosion. Both aircraft valued at 5 million dollars suffered total loss with no injuries. The Constellation was unoccupied and the fire spread to the hangar area before firefighters contained it hours later.
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Eastern Airlines
Miami International Airport
Miami
Constellation
Wedding Today Amid Million Dollar Custody Fight
An industrialist's daughter and her Harvard educated fiancé face a half million damage suit brought by the groom's father. The suit claims the couple were enticed away from family and faith and details a move from Harvard to Milwaukee via a private plane. The bride and groom defend their right to marry and practice their faith as they choose.
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Milwaukee
New York
Werner
Cummingses
Lee
Harvard
Wagner Iron Works
Philadelphia Inquirer
Ah Gong Imo
Cummings
Werners
Don’t miss or have your papers saved for your return
A brief note about two vacation services offered by the paper. No extra charge for either type. Readers are asked to inform the Circulation Department which option they prefer.
Benson Defends Soil Bank in Arizona Tour
Secretary Benson finished a tour of Sitgreaves National Forest in Arizona stating the soil bank's value test lies ahead. He argued the program lacked a fair trial, expects Senate and House conferees to allow continuation until a real test shows results.
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Flagstaff
Benson
Arizona
Sitgreaves National Forest
Soil Bank
Senate
House
Fighters Can Fire British Missile
Britain’s Fire streak air to air guided missile is light enough to be fired from several fighters now in use. A manufacturer spokesman said today the missile would not work in rain and is designed to home on targets.
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London
Britain
U.S
Aldridge Woman Bound Over In Reduced Murder Charge
Eula Mae Aldridge 30 bound over to Superior Court on a second degree murder charge after a preliminary hearing highlighted by a recanting witness Perry Sessions. Morgan was fatally stabbed outside Ruby's Drive Inn during a fight involving Aldridge. Bond set at 15000 dollars. defense contends lack of premeditation.
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Eula Mae Aldridge
Superior Court
Arthur Lee Morgan
S. Park Ave
Aldridge
Ruby’s Drive-Inn
W. Silverlake Rd
Mamie Lois Calloway
22Nd St
Norman E. Green
Green
Perry Sessions
Jack Ettinger
Sessions
Morgan
Sheriff's
Harry Rogge
Martinez
Lewis
Rogge
Joseph L. Williams
Mary Stella Rosenberg
Wiliams
Ettinger
Two Guilty Of Drunk Driving In City Court
Two men were convicted of drunk driving before City Magistrate Clague Van Slyke yesterday. Manuel L. Gutierrez, 30, of 517 N. San Jose Ave., was fined $50 and given 10 days in jail. A second man was fined $100 and also received 10 days in jail after officers picked him up at W Congress Gt and N Court Ave.
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Clague van Slyke
Manuel L. Gutierrez
N. San Jose Ave
W. Congress Gt
N. Court Ave
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