Global headlines from Asia and Bogota conference
AP dispatches from Bogota and Rangoon report a conference on free trade, Burma proclaims amnesty for many, Reds release prisoners in Tokyo, and Soviet defense minister Malinovsky pledges continued aid to Indonesia during a 10 day visit.
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Bogota
Columbia
Tokyo
API
New China News
Y “Inte
Bassy
Peking
Jakarta
Indonesia
Rodion
Malinovsky
Soviet Union
Police Beat: Suspect Held on Bond After Guilty Plea
Shelbyville man pleads guilty to bogus back charges and is held on 500 bond at the Coconino County Tail. Frederick Grant Rice, 33, was arrested Saturday after attempting to pass about 80 in bad checks at a local store and bank. He waived preliminary hearing Monday. Bond set by Justice James Brierley. Rice is due in Superior Court before Judge Laurance T. Wren Friday.
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Shelbyville
Coconino County
Foxderick Grant Rice
Af the Peare
James Brierley
Rive
Superior Court
Laurance T. Wren
Weather snapshot with temperatures and forecast
Daily high 43 and low 18 with 24 hour trends. Normal highs 52. Record high 72 in 1959. Cities listed from Milo Pr to Phoenix and Flagstaff forecast show variable cloudiness, mountain snow showers, clearing this afternoon, cooler tonight, warmer Wednesday. Winds 15 to 20 mph with higher gusts. tonight low around 5, high near 48.
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Milo
Burmis Ranch
Omnance
Cottonwood
Grand Canyon
Prescott
Phoenix
Kingman
Yuma
Winslow
Tucson
Chicago
Los Angeles
New York
Flagstaff
Nortern
Arizona
Supervisors Set Power Hearing and More Actions
The Coconino County Board of Supervisors approved a corrented application by Gar Kane Power Association to supply electric power near Fredonia and set May 1 at 1 am for a public hearing. They approved a land exchange with Kaibah National Forest and Saxton and Hobel, appointed Betty Allen to a non salaried county post, and noted bonds by C stables Buford Belgard and Laura M Cole. The board extended meetings to today to discuss a sponsorship with Dinosaur Caverns for up to state matching funds for an airstrip, with two phases and 15000 from the Arizona Aviation Authority, and reviewed mate bills. Supervisor Joe Tissan Sr. was absent due to recovery from surgery.
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Coconino
Buford Belgard
Grand Canyon
Laura M. Cole
Williams
Justice of the Peace
E .Spike Way
Willams
Harald Huffer
H. Weigel
Tom Moran
Dinosaur Caverns
Caverns Arest
Seligman
Robert Warden
Arizona Aviation Authority
Prescott Woman Killed in Fire
Prescott AP reports Lydia Zimmerman a local civil and community worker died in a second story apartment blaze. Firemen confined the fire to her unit, six other occupants escaped, with cause suspected as faulty wiring or guidance.
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Prescott
Lydia Zimmerman
Raat
Zimmerman
Worters
Surgical Wing Reopened From Page One
Due to lack of federal money the hospital cut the wing to speed work. Trals Western Pipeline Co provides heavy equipment including a bulldozer a backhoe and a quarter. Stahl's Richfield Products donated 100 for petroleum supplies. Attendees included Dr Hugh Dierker Dr Richard T McDonald Dr C Herbert Freall Dr William Thomas Mary Agnes Thomas Amy Amerson Beverly Birins Ralph Conway Henry Ed Mays James Boal Charles B Wilson Jr.
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Alkinson
Trals-Western Pipeline Co
Stahl
Richfield Products
Hugh Dierker
Richard T. McDonald
Charles B. Wilson Jr
Kennedy Seeks Foreign Aid Cut in Budget Request
President Kennedy urged Congress to trim foreign aid by 420 million dollars and propose a six point program to sharpen U S overseas assistance. The Clay committee findings support a smaller program while stressing a properly conceived effort for U S security and interests.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Lucius D. Clay
U.S
Clay Committee
Starling Sext Daly L
Belure
Coconino Daily Record Legal Notices Summary
A sequence of real estate transfers and divorce and marriage notices appears.Warrants include warranty deeds from B.1 Wrench to Durward E.B. Welch and others, a special warranty deed from Land Title and Trust Co. to Aubrey Frederick Cox et ux, and quit claim deeds from Ref ord W. Leverett et ux to L. J. Flanagan et ux plus Hyundai Kong et ux to Hyatt Chalet Motels Inc. Divorces record Minerva Myrtle Clubb and J. W. Clubb final decree on April 4. Marriages list David B. Brown and Donna Elaine Maxwall wed April 1, by Justice J. F. Brierley, and Harold P. Reading with Marie Elizabeth Eilers obtaining a license on April 1.
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Wrench
Durward EB
Welch
W. Leverett
L. J
David B. Brown
Donna Elaine
Maxwall
Plage
Justice of the Police
J. F. Brierley
Harold P. Reading
Pasardena
Calif
Marie Elizabet
Eilers
Ingleoot
Dt Cense
Thought for the Day Quotation Echoes Across Text
A fragmented excerpt blends biblical and religious lines about fate and afterlife. The passage references Matthew 12 2 and a dying man, mentioning an angel and questions about feeding and property, with garbled phrasing suggesting OCR errors from a historical page.
Spring Storm Causes Minor Injuries and Hazards
A spring storm caused several minor injuries in multiple accidents including a patrol car. One-car crash on Bink Canyon Highway blamed on slicked snow. By noon most area highways were wet with improving conditions.
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Highway Patrol
Bink Canyon
Diefenbaker Threatened as Canada Election Heats Up
Canada’s election campaign grew tense as threats to blow up Prime Minister John G. Diefenbaker’s train surfaced. Lester Pearson’s Liberal lead faltered amid bomb scare shouts in Vancouver and a Quebec rally with about 1,150 attendees. Diefenbaker pressed Bomarc missile policy while Pearson pledged loyalty to NATO and U.S. nuclear policy.
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Ottawa
Ont
John G. Diefenbaker
Liberal Party
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
Diefenbunker
Quebec
Pearson
Vancouver
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Diefenbaker
Quebec City
Bef
Building Funds Sent For Cochise Juco
Phoenix AP reports an initial 500000 building grant for Cochise Junior College to be transferred to Cochise County today. Dr John Prince, director of the late junior college board, says the county has about 1.3 million available for the college. The grant forms part of a 2 million appropriation from last year to establish four Arizona junior colleges. The Cochise County school will be located between Bisbee and Douglas.
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Cochisa Juco
Phoenix
Cochise
Arizona Voters Seek Repeal of Inventory Tax
Fila Proposition PHOENIX AP The Arizona Voters and Taxpayers Association filed an initiative on Monday to repeal the property tax on merchants inventory. Bernie Williams of Phoenix filed the proposed constitutional amendment with Secretary of State Wesley Bolin. Lone 54,876 signatures are needed to place the measure before voters.
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Fila
Attendance Up at Petrified Forest Park Visit Surge in March
Petrified Forest in Arizona reports a 36 percent rise in visitors for March 1988 with 24,830 visitors versus 18,087 in March 1982. The year to date total reached 53,512 visitors, up from 27,835 the prior year, and nine theft arrests yielded $205 in fines.
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Arizona
Charles & Humberger
Humberger
Te Park
Hueberger
Border Improvements Planned in Six Border Cities
Merico City AP reports National Border Program officials will spend 7.2 million this year on new buildings and improvements in Nogales Tijuana Matamoros Ciudad Juarez Piedras Negras and Ojinaga along the U S border.
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Merico City
National Border Program
United States
Nogales
Tijuana
Matamoros
Ciudad Juarez
Padras Negras
Ojinaga
Cherry Blossoms in Bloom in Washington
Washington heats up as warmer weather pushes cherry blossoms toward full bloom just as the five day Cherry Blossom Festival opens. City officials anticipate over 700000 visitors next weekend while federal briefings and policy discussions unfold in the capital.
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Washington (Ap
Wethington
Washington
National Park Survie
Police Break Up March By Greenwood Negroes
Greenwood Mississippi AP reports Follee moved swiftly to disperse a march of about 11 African American residents attempting to register to vote in the delta town. Police halted the mass demonstration and dispersed participants.
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Greenwood Negroes
Greenwood
Miss
Dick Gregory
Curtis Lary
Busiess
Seventh Victim Of Blast Dies
Harris Solanic, 41, coowner of Supreme Cleaners in Tucson, died from burns in hospital after an explosion leveled his shop on Friday. He was the seventh victim. before dying he gave investigators details about the blast. He said he was in the basement on Friday when he tipped a light and flames engulfed him as the explosion followed within minutes.
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Tucson
Harris Solanic
Supreme Cleaners
Solanic
Market climbs on mid February recovery highs
New York stock market gains drive renewed optimism as investors push toward the recovery peak. Industrials including motors, airlines, chemicals, and building materials lead the advance with solid early volume and notable moves in Chrysler and General Motors before profit taking trims gains. The Dow Jones average sits near 689, with a February recovery high in view.
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New York
Motors
Chrysler
General Motors
U.S
Polarok
Zenith
Dow Jones
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Arizona Daily Sun
Flagstaff Publishing Co
Santa Fe Avenue
Uiasas
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Yavapai
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Aviz
Dyer
Jack Lehmon
Leeremick
Sigtaide
Jack Temmion
Actres
Joe Stomick
Sone
Daya of
Joe Tissan Sr
Micelings
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Patrick
Munsel Tin Parven
Eh Tuas
JFK
Coconino Daily Record
Shoterutty
Matthew 122
Ares
Tian
Tin
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TLS
Defense
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Petrified Forest
Puerto Rico
State Department
Willnehide
Dean Rusk
House
Senate
Yord Foundation
National Cultural Center
Senate Antitrust Subcommitee
Sevastors Mutual, Inc
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Ve Roberts
Nauman
Anure
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Arie
Nergrocs
Leflore
Justice Department
Claude Clayton
Tupelo Plang
Thoreday
Greenville, Miss
ENCO
Atlas Plycron Tire
ATLAS
Ark
Humble America
OIL A Refining Company
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