Water Study For Northern Part Of State
Northern Arizona focuses on a plan to exchange unallocated Colorado River water for waters originating in the north. Senate Bill 58 approves 50 000 dollars for a survey to justify northern allocations, with more funds hoped next session. Gas tax increases fund municipal street work and county repairs, plus budgeting for Arizona State Colleges.
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Kennedy Fires Low Fast Ball in DC Stadium
President Kennedy delivered a low fastball that nearly got past Washington catcher Ken Rotzer amid preparations for the 1963 baseball season. Cronin and five managers watched as the ball sailed, and fans pressed for the President's autograph while vendors cleared a picket line just before game time.
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Kennedy
Washington
Ken Rotzer
Joe Cronin
Jeanisy
Ballimore
Billy Tirlehcock
Mickey Vernon
Ratzov
Halhtenma
D.C. Stadium
Missing hikers found safe near Sycamore Canyon north of Flagstaff
Undersheriff Williams reports Rob ert C. Dare and Bernice Armstrong, both 28 from Flagstaff, were located in good shape after spending Sunday night in the Sycamore Canyon area. They were said to be only a little tired. A Navy blue 1960 VW convertible was reportedly used to reach the canyon. Armstrong was identified as a college student at Arizona State College, though a Bernie Armstrong enrolled there could not be located.
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Dave
Judith
Arizona State College
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Cottage City
Cole
Ave Teriff
Canyon
Hilsers
Are
Tourist Bureau
Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce
Leonore Lefeys Bamber
Sycamore
ASC
Bernie Armstong
James Benton Armstrong
Inaugural for Nakai Saturday at Navajo tribal council
Raymond Nakai will be sworn in as chairman of the Navajo Tribal Council at Window Rock. The ceremony, expected to draw about 15,000 people, will be administered by U S District Judge David W Ling. Nakai is a longtime Flagstaff radio announcer.
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jRaymond Nakai
Sniuwing
Yuliy Hedy
Vive
Nelson Damon
Nakai
Flagstaff
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Poot Jones
Us 8
David W. Ling
Phoenix
Laos ceasefire breached by armed Communist attack
Washington reports a serious violation of the Laos ceasefire as Communist forces attacked neutralist Gen. Kong Le's army at Plaine des Jarres. Britain and Russia were urged to intervene, with evidence suggesting involvement by Iran and North Vietnam allies. The neutralist garrison evacuated Xieng Khong, signaling a major breach with unknown casualties.
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State Department
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Russia
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Plaine Des Charres
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Iran
Viet Nam
Britain
International Control Commission
Prince Souvanng Phouma
Xieng Khonans
Plaine Des Jarres
Here
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Vientiane
Xieng Khouang
Committee Forms To Draft Barry Goldwater
Washington AP reports a national committee was formed to draft Barry Goldwater as the 1964 Republican presidential candidate. Peter O'Donnell Jr. of Texas as public state chairman praised Goldwater as having political appeal to win the South and boost Republicans in Congress, though Goldwater was not consulted and aides said he would likely refrain from comment.
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Peter O'Donnell Jr
Texas
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Congress
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Goldwater
Mrs Wallace Chosen for Northern Arizona in First Lady Contest
Mrs. Ethel P. F. Wallace, wife of Teddy Roosevelt’s Rough Rider and longtime Flagstaff resident, was selected to represent Northern Arizona in the First Lady of Arizona pageant linked to the territorial centennial. She will go to Phoenix in April for the pageant and to learn the winner.
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Arizona Story — Sill
First Lady Candidate In Offley Eligible for Statewide Contest
The candidate, Mrs. Wallace, born June 4 1885 in Los Angeles, has lived in Flagstaff since infancy and engaged in church, civic, and DAR activities. Married to William F. Wallace, she raised five children and remains active in Northern Arizona History Society while driving her own car at nearly eighty.
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Los Angeles
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Lorinda Anderson
Flagstaff
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William F. Wallace
Fiagshaft
Federated Community
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Waller
Eastern Star
Cuconina
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Jerimsband
Fire roars over 30 acres on Navajo Reservation blaze
Fire scorched more than 30 acres on Juniperatoy Gray Mountain within the Navajo Reservation today. BIA forester Sam McGregor at Winston Rock told Coconina National Forest personnel the blaze, which began Sunday, burned in a stand of downed trees and was being allowed to burn out where practical.
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Navajo Reservation
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Sam McGregor
BIA
Winson Rock
Coconina Naonal Forest
Grand Opening for Coconino Boys Club in May
The Coconino Boys Club plans a May 4 grand opening in the Weatherford Hotel basement with a new Flagstaff facility for area youths. President HW W Emblen announced remodeling of a 100 by 5 foot space into three rooms a fitness area a game room and a quiet reading and study room. The club seeks donations of chairs office furniture and games as it gears up for a temporary lease while a permanent home is prepared. Target date for renovation completion is April 20 with a push for items from boosters and community supporters. The club is now incorporated as a non profit with a broad board of local citizens.
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Hoys
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Towa Club
Flagstatt Civilan Club
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McNamara Opposes Fortress Concept
Washington AP reports Defense Secretary McNamara rejected a fortress America defense idea as dangerous and said no acceptable alternative to the military assistance program. He defended the $4.6 billion foreign aid budget and urged continued aid with allies to deter communism. He noted most aid will fund key border nations near the Soviet Union and China.
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Soviet Union
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Busy Agenda For Council In Flagstaff Meeting
Flagstaff City Council plans a 7:30 am Tuesday session with bids from City Manager Clarence Polliam at Bow and Arrow Improvement District. A resolution to rename Flagstaff Municipal Airport to Polliam Airport is on the agenda, following Polliam’s retirement after 44 years. Architec t Robert Blakey will present plans for a 1 000 expansion at City Hall with jail space offices and fire department facilities. Also set is the rerouting of Bullala Park’s northern edge and consideration of wildlife park land and an upcoming NASA install at Meethields site. Information from the Civil Design Talice on Meethield park handling and advertising at Clark Homes park is on the docket.
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Bow and Arrow Improvement District
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Phoenix
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Ital
Tattle Longinn Park
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