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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1963
Page
1
Cambodia said Viet Nam troops violated Cambodian territory and announced the arrest and imprisonment of seven soldiers. The report notes ongoing border tensions as both nations try to manage a fragile peace.
A pithy reflection contrasts resisting temptation with formal prayer. The quote cites Mark 8 44 about Peter and Satan, then asserts that God is better served by resisting evil than by lengthy prayers, attributed to William Penn.
The Rev Powell Green of First Methodist Church Winslow will run a course titled aero on April 9 16 23 with the first meeting Tuesday at 7 20 p m in the Fellowship Hall The study text is Dimensions of Prayer byvy Douglas Steere
Grand Canyon ceremony honors 34 trainees as the Harold C. Bryant session ends its 10 week program. Speakers include Superintendent John E. McLaughlin and center supervisor Frank Holaski. Trainees come from national parks, monuments, historic sites, and recreation areas nationwide.
Generally fair with variable high cloudiness today. Temperatures show a high near 58 and a low around 26 with readings across locations like Kingman 104 Phoenix 87 and Tucson around 88, with variable humidity. Sunrise to morrow is noted, and normals for the date are listed as high 58 low 26.
Two Northern Arizonans were elected to the board of directors of the Arizona Association of Realtors at the annual convention in Tucson. Directors named include T. L. Sexton of Sedona and Willard Markey of Flagstaff. Harkey, a Flagstaff resident and part of Harkey Realty, is a Verde Valley entrepreneur with Sexton Realty in the Creek area.
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Alice L. Laughery at Clarkdale Methodist Church. She died Monday at J Marcus Lawrence Memorial Hospital in Cottonwood. Born in Kansas she lived in Sedona and Verde Valley recently. She was a nurse and a member of Clarkdale Order of Eastern Star. Survivors include her husband William of Sedona daughter Betty Ann Walker of Des Moines and son Edmond W. Archer of California.
Mrs Cecil H Miller aged 56 died last Saturday after a life spent in Phoenix Flagstaff and Verde Valley She was born in Seattle and was a member of the Coconine Country Club Survivors include her husband two sons a sister a brother and nine grandchildren
Aninois couple 2 year old Stephen Hazard and 1 year old Marinette Epperson Anthony were returned from Charleston MI to Playstaff by Undersheriff Clark Cole. They face burglary charges linked to a February theft of about 96,50 in Imilan jewelry from the Mercoy showroom at Crater Museum on the eastern edge of Coconins County. Sheriff Cecil Richardson holds the jewelry as residence.
Win nie Anders of Lakewood leads a self styled Puebla Indian Food List sending food clothing sewing machines and rifle bullets to 1800 Santa Domingo Pueblo people near Albuquerque. The pueblo governor Diego Rosetta says the aid worsens distress and suggests sending future help to California Indians. Indians say clubs are used for sport, not hunting with rifles.
McDonald described unusual cloud shapes from Page and distant regions resembling a donut, a horseshoe, a wig, a hangman's noose, and a fish. He noted the AEC said no tests were occurring at Nevada, ruling out a nuclear explosion. He doubted it was a spaceship or car-like craft.
Ariz ona Development Board elected Arlo Woolery chairman at its annual planning meeting. Woolery, KSUN Bisbee general manager, succeeds W. D. James, now in Albuquerque. New executives include Royall Smith of Valley National Bank Winslow and Chela C. Riley, Phelps Tiedge engineer Morenci.
Flagstaff civil service examiner Howard Yost announced a Peace Corps examination on April 27. Applications and information are at the Flagstaff post office. The test includes verbal aptitude and history and customs with a two hour subject option in English literature Spanish or biology.
The American Association of University Women schedules a April 16 dinner at 6 20 p m with Dr Arbert Kong Naval Observatory director as guest speaker on The Heavenly Bodies. About 100 second semester freshmen qualify for Sepha, 20 to be chosen after four smoker series with a minimum 92 9 B average. Eight new Chain Gang members inducted, names include Ron Burke Chicago Ti l Art Pena Camarillo Jim Uhl Sedona Mike Termain Ilobe John Campbell Phoenix Kenneth Dear Avondale Ernest Dora Globe and David Estrada Lordsburg N M. Chain Gang promotes campus harmony. Alumni Association board meets today at Phoenix Country Club for lunch, with Dr Lewis J Mex Donald as guest. Officers include Nick Paynovich Tucson president Charles Biller Wagstaff William J. Davis San Shanon Lanny Westbrook Phoenix William Weigel Williams Rudy Navarro Flagstaff Rudolph Paredes Nogales. Wall Street Journal Award selected by ASC business faculty for senior candidate at May honors assembly. Devsones Co publisher of WSJ furnishes award.
Winslow area men serving in the military are noted for Amphibious exercises off Southern California coast. Pvt. David M. Dobrinski completes advanced training as Neuropsychiatric Technician at Letterman and joins San Francisco training, while Maxine PFC Eddie H. Yazzie and Gene D. Fierce advance through aviation and navigation courses. Frank E. Garley and Frank A. Lucero finish automotive maintenance training at Ft Ord, and Tommy K. Maynard serves aboard US Cimarron in the Pacific Fleet.
Washington scene buzzes with talk of truth detectors replacing lie tests for Pentagon officials and broader market fears after government charges on Wall Street. Kennedy and Eisenhower mix signals on space travel while Mississippi Democrats shift, and political realignments hint at northern moves as banners rally around flag themes.
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