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Newspaper

Arizona Daily Sun

Location

Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1963

Page

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Emerson Electric picks Prescott for plant and jobs

Emerson Electric Company's builder products division plans a Prescott plant and warehouse with 200 to 400 workers and about 1.5 million dollars in annual payroll. President Parsons credits supportive officials and local effort in Yavapai County and Northern Arizona as pivotal to the decision.

Prescott Yayepaicoiy Parsons Big Tirm Emerson Arizona Arizona Development Board

Page Robbery Nets $1,800

Bureau of Reclamation Rangers reported a burglary at the west side mess hall feeding Single workers on the Glen Canyon Dam project. Burglars forced entry, stole about $1,800 in cash and bonds, including $801 belonging to the First Southern Baptist Church of Page.

Page Bureau of Reclamation Rangers Glen Canyon First Southern Baptist Church Wood Arizona

Humane Society Seeks Members in Coconina County

The Coconina County Humane Association seeks members. President Lou Bader announced today that interested individuals should call him at 174-2067 or the animal shelter at 774-2319. The group hopes summer funding via memberships will help the shelter, with fees set at 5 dollars for families and 3 dollars for individuals.

Coconina County Humane Assa Lou Bader Bader Suyone Ucive Famiilies

Arizona Traffic Toll Up This Week From Year Ago

The Arizona Highway Patrol reported 168 traffic deaths this week on the roadway, compared with 135 on the same date last year, marking an increase in fatalities as the new week began.

Proenix (Ap Arizona Highs”way Patrol Notimies Arizona

Youth Day lineup announced for Flagstaff event

Rolle announces city events and appointments for annual Youth Day in Flagstaff. The day includes a council meeting luncheon at the Elks Lodge and tours of city facilities with a Q and A session. Notable posts named include Charles Holle as mayor for the day and Patricia Bramlett, Susan Schira, Dana Dean, Sherry Bene, and Sandra Scot as honorary city councilors.

Uke Ellis Flagstaff Sesson Elks Lodge Day Sway National Honor Society Charles Holle Patricia Bramlett Susan Schira Dana Dean Sherry Bene Sandra Scot Richard Hulse Melvin Palmer Lynn Choisser Silas Hill Carol Brechon William Adams William Holst Alexander Bainbridge Sherall Barris Cheryl Wood Joh Hall Howard Clark Kaen Cardin Lily Wilson Claire Edkins Housing Authority Edwin Applequist Lois Martin Directo Dryden Ricki Reinmiller Public Works Robert Young Victoria Ferguson Dann Garrigan Claudia Bailey Charles Bryant Virginia Diehl Robert Blaser Sheila Fopgell

Western Week Opens With Rodeo Queen Coronation

The Arizona State College rodeo calendar begins with a coronation dance in Avet's Alley crowning this year's ASC Rodeo Queen, Pat Ral ter, who will reign over Western Week and the weekend rodeo at the Pow Wow grounds. Candidates include Vielia Beaver Tempe Jan Bat Safford Sue Bowmat Sherry Kent Patsy Cullen Dolly Moore Toni Young and Dulle Thygerson. The event features Western Week events, dress Weston Day, and women's ropinga tests, with a western dance at the National Guard Armory and a rodeo program at the Pow Wow grounds.

Hall Vols Jos Wheeler Flagstaff ASC Bob Joslin Palo ‘Verda Arizona State College Paw War Grounds Rodeo Chih Mayer Rollin Wheeler Avet's Alley USC Pat Ralter Mesa Viel i Beaver Camp Verde Jan Bat Tempe Sue Bowmat Safford Sherry Kent Patsy Cullen Spay Ranch Dolly Moore Leupp Toni Young Las Vegas Nev Dulle Thygerson Duncan Pote Clin Weston Day Westers Caniisteants National Guard Armory Henk Thompson Brazos Valley National Intercollegiate Rodco Association Powavow ASO Forestry Club Armory

Senators Survey Needs at College

Arizona Senate Appropriations Committee members visit colleges to survey capital improvement needs after the legislature did not approve capital requests. ASC President Wallop says two days are set for the trip, which may be shorter. The committee will also visit University of Arizona, Arizona State University, and Pioneer Home in Prescott.

Arizona Senate Arizona State College ASC J. Taweence Wallop Ben Arnold Fred F. Udine D-Coconina University of Arizona At Tucson Arizona State University Tempe Pioneers Prescalt

Dominican Army Advances Toward Haitian Border

Dominican troops moved toward the Haiti border amid rising tensions after Haitian forces shelled the Dominican Embassy in Port au Prince. President Bosch demanded withdrawal within 24 hours and canceled all troop leaves as the two nations face a potential escalation.

Santo Domingo APY Armed Forces Caribbean Tispaniolo Tominican Haiti Juan Bosch Francola Duva-lier Emassy Fort Ay Prince Tuvalier Dominicaty Republic Bosch Onstatt Duvaller

Star Game Coaches Named Despite Flagstaff Hold-Up

AP report notes coaches and players named for the annual all star games while pending NCAA approval keeps status uncertain. North and South squads are led by Bill Saunders Ray Mitokawa Glen Kintner Howard Dean Ken Trout Marlin LeSner and George Jackson with Lindell Jackson coaching the South six man football team.

Buoenin Flagstaff Jiggs Hardt Ar ‘Gona Coaches Association National Collegiate Athletic Assi~ Tialion Liese Nathereadig Bob Hendricks Hayden Lola Lindell, Jackson Elfinda

National Baby Week Photo Deadline in The SUN

Residents of Coconino Navajo or Yavapai counties may submit baby pictures born on or after January 4 1961 for a two inch wide photo to be published as part of National Baby Week. Submit by midnight Tuesday to The SUN office 417 W Santa Fe or P O Box 1344 with a self addressed stamped envelope for return.

the Sun Coconino Navajo Yavapai SUN Santa Fe B.O. Box

Senior of Year honor to Northlands top athlete

The Daily Sun will award a Senior of the Year prize for the outstanding high school Lenior athlete, chosen from nominations by Northern Arizona prep coaches. The winner receives a trophy, a traveling school plaque, and five runners up receive achievement certificates.

Paul Sweitzer Daily Sun Arizona Platt Cline the Sun Cline Othey Arizona Daily SUN Box 1849 Flagstaff Bam Herb Gregg ASC Charles Dawson Northland Norman Borg

Boys Club Seeks Gear Ahead of Open House

With opening less than a week away, Coconino County Boys Club seeks discarded athletic gear. President Herb Emibsen and Fanblen describe plans for open house Saturday and Sunday 10 am to 5 pm in the Weatherford Hotel basement.

Coconino County Boys Club Herb Emibsen Tee Comera Weatherford Fimblow Saia Ela Finblew Sair Tlagsiath Tnniae Women's Club Civanrites WIT Ba Ot

Williams Orator Earns Mention in Knights Contest

A Williams girl Joyce McKown earned honorable mention in a statewide Knights of Pythias oral contest held with the state convention. First prize went to Al Kona of Phoenix Union High. three other youths also received honorable mention.

Nogales Knights of Pythias Joyce McKown Williams al Kona Phoenix Union High

Flagstaff Announces May 6 Cleanup Week

City Manager-designate Harry L. Field Jr announced a five day Flagstaff Cleanup Week from May 6 to 11. Mayor Rollins Wheeler would declare the period to mobilize organizations and residents to join a general cleanup, with extra trash pickups along routes to remove disposal items and even large loads to City Hall for rapid disposal. The effort aims to reduce fire hazards and give the city a sparkling look for the summer.

Fiegetat Harry L. Field, Jr Field Rollinso. Wheeler Ti ‘Tab Ciiek

Pollock Girl Safe at Home

Kathryn Kay Dattack, daughter of a rancher near Vlagstatt, was reported missing after a Sunday dinner party. Sheriff Cecil Richardson said she was last seen leaving a friend's house around 10 p.m. and was found safe at a Grapevine ranch hours later, described as 5-10, 115 pounds with light brown hair and brown eyes. Deputies searched the Playstall area through the night.

Kathryn Kay) Dattack Vlagstatt Kyle Tori Pollock Shariff Cecil Richardson Cecil Richardson Richardson

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