Governor Bryant In Raid Surprised By Moonshiners
Florida raid targets illegal stills as Gov Farris Bryant crouches hidden behind a bush. Two agents tackle a fleeing moonshiner within feet of him during a secret operation that cracked a statewide bootlegging ring. 20 cars seized, two 40 barrel stills destroyed, 185 gallons of whiskey destroyed. about 25 arrests expected.
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Charros Hit Trail Tomorrow Ninth Annual Desert Ride
About 70 members of Los Charros del Desierto will ride tomorrow starting 8:30 a.m. at the Empty Saddle Memorial north of Thurber ranch. They will travel via Sonoita bypass to Papago Springs then on to Tucson area camps, with stops at Rail X ranch and Tubac Country Club before a Wednesday finish and luncheon. Wives plan a Mexico side trip joining midweek.
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Student Library Group Plans First Fall Meeting
The executive board of the Student Library Association at Arizona will hold its first fall meeting at 12 30 p m tomorrow in the library of Tucson High School. Guests will include Tucson area chapter representatives and student assistants from Tucson High School will host. Plans will be made for the spring convention at Bropht College Preparatory School in Phoenix.
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Encephalitis Suspected In Child's Death
State Health Commissioner William Moore awaits lab reports on a 2 year old Mesa child clinically diagnosed with encephalitis. The death is the fourth in Arizona this year with two in the north and one in Yuma. The child's identity was not released.
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Treasury weighs silver in coins policy shift
Treasury officials study reducing or replacing silver in coins to avert a long term stockpile squeeze. Officials say current high coinage uses stockpile in a few years while Congress has directed new silver dollars and mint output remains tied to a widening global demand. The issue hinges on whether to limit silver content or switch metals, with time to act before stockpiles run dry.
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