23 Apr 1963
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1963
Page
1
In British Guiana workers joined a general strike affecting water, electricity, and transportation as government services faltered. Hospitals faced disruption while key industries remained largely operational, signaling a nation-wide economic and political standoff.
A teenage beer party at Hidden Hollow near Fingstall led to the arrest of 35 youths ages 14 to 20 and charges against Wanda If Seamon of the Bullie Shop for selling liquor to minors. Juvenile authorities raided the ranch house night, two boys and three girls were seized. most youths released to parents as investigations continue.
The article questions whether Indians are citizens with obligations and rights, debating continued tax payments and eligibility to vote for the state legislature. It argues that Indians cannot have freedom from obligations and also claim full electoral rights, implying a clash between citizenship duties and voting eligibility.
How much is a Cadillac depends on wishes and options. A plain model may cost like a deluxe in a lower class, while added features push the price toward Cadillac level. Owning one brings driving ease, pride, and family approval, with service from Morris Motors promising honesty and support.
A four session tourism promotion course opens Wednesday night at 7 30 at Arizona State College. Joint sponsors include ASC Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce University of Arizona and the Distributive Education Service. Larry Leven will instruct the 10 hour course covering tourism’s importance to the state and handling tourism issues. Registration is 32 per person.
Three Flagstaff High School girls have been chosen by the Odd Fellows lodge to compete in the United Nations Pilgrimage contest. The event starts at 180 p.m. Thursday at the Odd Fellows Hall with the winner earning an all expenses paid trip to New York City to attend the summer pilgrimage. The trip is sponsored by Odd Fellows and Rebekahs. The public is invited to attend the Thursday evening competition, a lodge spokesman said this morning.
A historic weather roundup lists highs and lows for multiple locations including Phoenix Tucson Los Angeles and New York. It notes seasonal normals record highs and lows and provides a forecast for the region with light northerly to southwest winds and warming temperatures into midweek.
The Coconino Daily Record lists warranty deeds for Oscie Parker et al to J O Tife ox and Whoop Investment Tie to A ty Lewis Jr et al. It also notes final divorce decrees for Martin Austin Kram and Sharon Lue Kram dated April 22 and Ann B Austin with William G Austin dated April 2.
A storm system moved into the central Appalachians bringing showers from the District of Columbia to New England and more rain expected along the Atlantic coast. Tornadoes in Illinois and Indiana injured dozens and damaged homes farms and power lines. Indianapolis and West Lafayette reported injuries and demolished homes while Frisco Texas saw a prior tornado. Snow fell in Wisconsin Minnesota and Wyoming with heavy precipitation across the Great Lakes and upper Mississippi Valley.
Architects move their offices to Suite 401 at the Arizona Bank Building at 121 East Birch Street. George E. Sprinkle, ATA, firm staff manager, notes the move is in effect today.
Manu Rivera Sr. was found dead Monday afternoon at his home on 14S O'Leary. Funeral and funeral arrangements await the arrival of his son Manuel Rivera VY of Paramount California. He was the only living relative known to friends.
Julius Brantley age 43 died Sunday in St. Joseph's Hospital Phoenix. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Ganley and Sons Chapel in Broken Bow with Rev. Ward officiating. Burial in Bom Jan 4 1920. Survived by wife Lorene, five children Gary Judy Donna Tom Pav, mother Lizade Brantley, sister Rys, and four brothers Daryll Dale Calin Bobby.
AS APPRAISAL DIRECTOR Spear plans a slow start for the state’s new appraisal department. Steve Spear says he will not rush, aims to form a clear work program, and will meet Gov Fannin and legislature leaders before hiring staff. The department has a 1.5 million budget and could trigger a special session to set tax rates.
Dr Everett L Walter of Arizona State College was elected secretary treasurer of the Southwest Section of the American Mathematics Association at the regional meeting on the ASC campus. He will serve a three year term with Dr Hardy Neving of the University of Arizona as chair.
A delegation of 11 members from the Coconing County Republican Women's Federation was chosen to attend the state federation convention in Apache Junction May 3 and 4. Leader Mrs. William E. Hamilton heads the group including Mrs. Jack Blanton and five other members with Mrs. Hamilton holding five extra banquet tickets for nondelegates.
New York stocks rallied as rails paced a market recovery early afternoon. Trading was heavy with gains of fractions to over a point for leading carriers while steels trimmed losses. The Dow Jones industrial average rose to 146 at midday with volume above two billion shares.
In Bonn the CDU lawmakers nominated Ludwig Erhard for chancellor with 159 votes in favor, 47 against, and abstentions. Adenauer is due to resign in fall, after which President Luebke would send Erhard’s name to the Bundestag for final approval. The move marks a major shift in West German leadership and ends Adenauer’s bid to stall Erhard's candidacy.
A compact aphorism on daily life and love. The note cites Timoty sis and emphasizes that daily conduct is our example and telztion. A reflective, period-voice quotation urging inner virtue over wealth.
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