02 Aug 1956
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1956
Page
1
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The report notes Sir Anthony Eden and Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd plan a Moscow trip in May to respond to a Soviet invitation. The piece argues the move may appease pro Kremlin elements in Britain and reflect Eden's fragile political standing rather than clear international impact.
A Spessard J Holland subcommittee reviews a reduced 190 million dollar plan cutting to 107 million, shifting 12 buildings for 120000 workers to 20,000. The Senate dispute over dispersal follows Truman era actions, with agencies relocating independently and major facilities planned around Washington. The scope includes CIA Langley, State Interior complexes, AEC Rockville, and multiple federal offices in Maryland and Virginia amid a broad relocation push.
A turmoil over the President's illness and hospital stay grows as officials and reporters dispute details. Rumors of severe ailments and private medical plans circulate, while White House spokesmen offer cautious assurances amid calls for frank, official updates on his condition and forthcoming operation.
A drivers license examiner from the Arizona Highway Department announced a schedule of examination dates in August to assist applicants for operator licenses. The listed days include the 14th, 25th, 27th, 28th, and 2p, with contact hours on Saturdays from 9 to 15.
Approval of transfers for five North Arizona liquor licenses was dissolved by John A. Duncan state superintendent of liquor licenses fund control. The transfers move licenses from John G. Babbitt to Thriftway Super Markets and other listed entities across Williams, Springerville, and Hulbrook areas.
The Ioly Family Adoption Service in Los Angeles seeks help after four stray kittens become an urgent concern. An appeal emphasizes the need for care for the four orphans found on a doorstep.
Ralph W. Crawford announced the transfer of Willis L. Phillips from Knob Still to the Regional Fire Dispatcher post in Albuquerque. Phillips, employed by the Coconino National Forest since 1948, has served as assistant zone dispatcher and was praised for his efficient fire dispatching record.
Coconinn County Health Service will host a regular monthly immunization clinic for infants, detailing dates, locations, and procedures for parents seeking routine shots and checkups. The item notes community health goals and accessibility for families in the area.
A local notice lists an August 7 vaccination event at 3:00 PM in Itcopen offering diphtheria tetanus and whooping cough protection.
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