College Scholars Honored at ASC
Arizona State College students on the Dean's List were honored at ASC with a social hour from 4 to 5 30 p.m. in North Hall Lounge. Executive Dean Dr Virgi Gillenwater and Dean of Instruction Dr Charles Meister sponsored the affair, with invited guests including President and Mrs J Lawrence Walkup and the ASC Honors Council.
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Arizona State College
North Hall
Virgi Gillenwater
ASC
Charles Meister
Dearus
J. Lawrence Walkup
Meeting Moved by Cocohina County Republican Women
The Cocohina County Republican Women switch tonight's meeting from the Hich Flame Room to the community room of Arizona Public Service per president Mrs. William Hamilton. The change is announced by Mrs. Hamilton, noting the new venue and adherence to the schedule.
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Cocohina County
Community Room of
Arizona
Public Service
Hhich
Willam Hamilton
Daily Record Legal Notices and Divorces Summary
Daily Record lists several legal deeds including warranty and special deeds among Stubblefield, Hoag, Phillippi, Martin, and Babbitt Brothers Trading Co. divisions. It notes a final divorce granted for Coleen Mooney and Donald Mooney on April 17. Also referenced: a 2 bedroom house ad, a 1941 Chevrolet four door, and a residential address on 209 North Bonito.
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Chevrolet
North Bonito
Weather forecast for Flagstaff and Northern Arizona
Variable cloudiness with a few light showers possible through Friday. Mostly over the mountains with a slight warming trend. Westerly winds 10 to 18 mph, with higher gusts this afternoon. Lows around 18, highs near 42. Other cities show varied temperatures across the region.
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Grand Canyon
Phoenix
Prescott
Tucson
Winslow Wa
Yuma
Chicago
Los Angeles
New York
Flagstaff
Arizona
News & Views Front Page One Opinion Fragment
A fragment discusses taking positive action on all bills with approval or disapproval. It ponders junking all bills as a cure but notes new problems and the need for greater legislative responsibility. The passage reflects on political and procedural implications of the current bill dynamics.
Biologist Named at Springerville in Arizona
Richard J. Navarre, 82, named Fisheries Management Biologist for eastern Arizona by the Interior Department regional office. He will oversee work at Williams Creek and Alchesay National Fish Hatcheries and the Fort Apache Reservation. Navarre, a Michigan State University graduate, previously worked for New Mexico Game and Fish.
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Albuquerque
Richard J. Navarre
Springerville
Department of Interior
Navarre
Arizona
Williams Creek
Alchesay National
Fort Apache Tydial
Michigan State University
New Mexico Game and Fish Department
Ban on Paddling Holds by Narrow Vote in District
Washington AP The DC school board defeated calls to end paddling by a 5 to 4 vote after a heated debate over Superintendent Carl F Hansen s corporal punishment proposal The board also moved to consider indefinite suspension measures pending May ruling on legality Former Howard University president Macdacai Johnson criticized Hansen as out of touch with disciplinary issues tied to a Thanksgiving riot at DiC Stadium The board adopted a resolution backing Hansen while leaving some actions for later review
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District of Columbia
Carl F. Hansen
Hansen
Macdacai Johnson
Howard University
Johnson
Dic
Citizens Committee
Planet Barnard's Star Likely Hosts New Massive Planet
Swarthmore College astronomy professor Dr. Peter van de Kamp reports a planet outside the Solar system with 1.5 times Jupiter’s mass. The object, six light years away near Barnard's Star, was announced at an American Astronomical Society meeting at Kitt Peak and the University of Arizona.
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Jupiter
Peter van de Kamp
Sproul Observatory
Swarthwore College
Solar System
Earth
van de Kamp
American Astronomical Society
Kitt Peak National Observatory
University of Arizona
Barnard’s
Obituary notices for Hogencamp and Beganiga figures
Obituaries record graveside services and funeral details for John L. Hogencamp Sr and Leon Bega Aginiga. Hogencamp dies in Phoenix at Crippled Children's Hospital with rites at Mt. View Baptist Church and burial in Citizens Cemetery Veterans Section. Beganiga dies at home in San Francisco with Mass at Our Lady of Guadalupe and Calvary Cemetery burial. born 1889 in Trapuato Guanajuata Mexico, long resident of Flagstaff. survivors include wife and several Califor nia and Phoenix relatives and 16 grandchildren.
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Crippled Children’s Hospital
Phoenix
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Mt. View
Ganley and Sons
Leon Bega Aginiga
San Francisco
Our Lady of Guadalupe Church
James Lindenmeyer
Calvary Catholic
Trapuato
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Mexico
Flagstaff
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Trene Gutierrez
Azusa
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Fi |More
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Los Angeles
Zeke Conti
Culver City
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John Birch Society Adds Employes Gains Status
BELMONT Mass AP There is a new look about the operations of the John Birch Society Nowhere is it more apparent than at the home office in a red brick building near Belmont Center where Robert Welch its leader directs changes involving staff and structure and communicates a strengthened stance across its activities.
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John Birch Society
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Congress
John Birch Society growth and leadership profile
SPECIAL REPORT details the John Birch Society under Robert Welch as a rising conservative force. It notes expanded offices including basement space, payroll growth from 57 to 109 since 1961, and 125 stores carrying its magazines and books. American Opinion circulates at more than 27,000. the organization maintains controlled member secrecy. Welch, a Harvard Law graduate and former candy executive, leads a publishing network with editors Scott Stanley and Richard Ober, featuring authors such as Westbrook Pegler.
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John Birch Society
American Opinion
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Richard Ober
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Thieves Return Loot to Church After Conscience Strikes
Conscience struck thieves called St. Henry's rectory and left a letter saying they returned 121 dollars in cash and 49 destroyed checks from a robbery. They asked forgiveness and asked the Nashville Tennessean to report the act. Msgr Sevier planned to hand the letter to police but asked authorities to drop the investigation if possible.
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College Declines Speaker Vetting at ASC Auditorium
At a meeting, organizers decided the college will not screen programs or speakers. Sponsoring groups must publicize their sponsorship and clarify in their agreements that speaker appearances do not sanction the college. Dr Walkup and others urged accurate unbiased reporting of mob events.
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ASC
Severa
Walkup
College Speaker Policy Plans Five Member Review Panel
The Flagstaff ASC group agreed to form a five member committee to list bona fide local organizations for facility rentals. Members will come from Veterans Coordinating Council Flagstaff Ministerial Alliance Northern Arizona Symphony and two city service clubs Lions and Rotary. All requests for ASC facility rental must be in writing.
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Whem
Flagstaff
ASC
Veterans Coordinating Council
Northern Arizona Symphony
Service
Lions and
Rotary Clubs
Grip
Virgil Gillenwater
Res
Artists Schedule Meeting On Adopting By Laws
The Art Center will hold its second meeting Friday at 7 30 p.m. in the community room of the Arizona Bank to adopt by laws. Bill McClain vice president of the group announced the new center formed recently as a gathering place for artists and buffs and is seeking a headquarters.
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The
Arizona Bank
Bill McClain
McClain
Education Key To Indian Education Efforts
James E. Officer of the Bureau of Indian Affairs urged subordinating education problems to research driven solutions. Speaking at the Coordinating Council for Research in Indian Education, he said Indians are undereducated compared with the general population and called for a more coordinated effort by groups pursuing the same goal.
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Bureau of Indian Affairs
James E. Officer
Indian Affairs
Council For Research In Indian Education
Bureau of Ethnic Research
University of Arizona
Grupa
Stock Market Recovers Into Midday Gains Amid Mixed Activity
New York trading showed gains in aerospace and nonferrous metals with oils and steels mixed. Merger activity and takeover speculation kept volume strong while the AP average rose to 268.1 and the Dow fell 88 points to 700.37 at noon.
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Associated Press
Vaila
Standard & Poor
Thought for Today on Kennedy and Eisenhower administrations
A misquoted prompt jokes about the Kennedy and Eisenhower administrations and suggests checking a grammar book for proper usage. It notes unease among Kennedy aides when leaving official functions and questions phrasing like The Hid across the street's dog, implying a search in a neighbor's printer or handbook.
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