19 Apr 1963
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1963
Page
1
AP reports students in Seoul shouted We want freedom during ceremonies marking the third anniversary of the 1960 student uprising that ousted President Syngman Rhee. Security confined about 200 attendees as the military junta led by Gen. Chung Mee Park ignored the outbursts.
Phoenix AP. Sen Barry Goldwater spoke at a $10 dinner in Phoenix saying he is flattered by talk of his name as GOP standard bearer but not seeking the presidency. He urged Kennedy administration to change US foreign policy, warning Southeast Asia could fall to communists if Cuba policy remains confused.
Rosary tonight at 8 at Ganley and Sons Chapel for Lyon Bega Aginiga age 74. Friends may call from 5 at the chapel. Pallbearers include Agapito Magana, Lupez Sanchez, Vincente Martinez, Jose Yasques, Gumeci no Osgueda, and Felix Ortiz. Survivors omitted in Thursday's paper: three sons Leon M of Baldwin Park California, Steven of Phoenix, and Benjamin of Flagstaff.
Warranty deed recorded transferring property from Donald W. Johnson and spouse to Jon B. Cram and spouse. Listings include transfers from Arizona Lipnoh Estates to Elton J. Ryan and Charles L. Stal, and Babbitt Brothers Trading Co. to Alvin I. Allen. Special warranty deed from Land Title and Trust Company to Leon S. Parkhurst and spouse. Suit claim deed from George J. Adams and spouse to Price- Ox Trust Company.
Tucson AP report quotes California astronomer Fritz Zwicky proposing the universe may exceed 10 billion years, suggesting stars cycle through aging and rejuvenation over a billion year spans. He describes a dynamic galactic center with a 10 million star nucleus and a mechanism keeping stars alive via recycling amid intense gravity and interstellar activity.
Winslow Rainbow Girls raised 706.61 in the Neighbor to Neighbor campaign and Lily Tag sale to fund Easter Seals. The drive benefits Navarre County children and will support another Speech and Audio Clinic in Winslow, likely in July.
The notice lists subscription pricing: 31.85 per month by carrier and 12.75 per Animum by mail in Coconino, Navajo and Yavapai Counties, with 19.60 by mail elsewhere. It also notes weekly edition published Saturdays and annual mail rate of 5,058 dollars, with second class postage paid at Flagstaff post office.
Forecast calls for fair today with variable clouds this afternoon. Tonight and Saturday mostly cloudy with a chance of scattered showers, warmer on both days. Temperatures swing from highs near 40 to lows around 19 with precipitation totals noted. normals and record highs listed for date.
Washington AP report quotes George Leighty of the Railway Labor Executives Association asserting the railroad industry is the healthiest financially in its history. He criticizes railroads for a "Madison Avenue propaganda" drive to portray losses while rail carriers cut debt and raise dividends.
A guest speaker from Seduna and charter member of the Palm Springs Lions Club presented the film Edge of Silence about hearing issues. During the business portion, Lions voted to sponsor a high school boy for Boys State services at ASC this summer.
A fragmentary quote reflects on labor as a divine expression of human effort. It contrasts a worker's daily toil with the inner celestial life essence believed to be breathed by God. The source attributes the sentiment to Thomas Care lyle.
Sedona 4-H members Happy Jack Page and Flagstaff participants join tomorrow’s 4-H Favorite Foods Day from 1 to 2 p.m. at Marshall School. County agent Mrs Marjorie Glendenming calls it the biggest county 4-H food show and urges public attendance.
New York trading cooled as stock prices moved modestly. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks was unchanged at 267.8 at noon amid fractional changes across key issues. The Dow Jones industrial average stood up 88 at 709.04 as investors digested lower mortgage rates and varied demand for selected issues.
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