Flagstaff hosts Verde Valley Ambassadors dinner
Flagstaff businessmen mingled with Verde Valley Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors at the Golden Star. The visiting group from Cottonwood showcased soft sell regional promotions and shared a film star and magician entertainment. The event marked the Ambassadors second trip, after Phoenix, highlighting quarterly visits to neighboring communities.
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Flagstaff
Verde Valley
Golden Star
Cottonwood
Phoenix
Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce
Navajo Begay Crowned Miss Indian America XVII
Norah Begay a 22 year old Navajo from Kalbe Utah was chosen Miss Indian America XVII for 1972 from 30 candidates representing 27 tribes at All-American Indian Days in Sheridan Wyoming. Her Indian name A-Teh Tsosie meaning Slim Girl. Alternate for the title was Annette Kay Parriette a Ute from Salt Lake City. First runner up Cra Manning Shoshone from Owyhee Nevada. Second runner up Agnes Merle Bille Seminole from Hollywood Florida. In Los Angeles David a 12 year old Phoenix kidney transplant patient died seven days after surgery.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Kalbeto
Utah
Norah Begay
Miss Begay
Virginia Stroud
Miss Stroud
Guymon
Ila
Annette Kay Parriette
Salt Lake City
Begay
Cra Manning
Owyhee
Nev
Agnes Merle Bille
Hollywood
Fla
Festival 1971 Quartet Presents Recital at Observatory
Flagstaff festival week features Kananda String Quartet Phoenix based recital in Observatory Auditorium followed by optional observatory viewing if skies permit Mars close conjunction with Earth recalls 75 years since Lowell founded observatory. Other events include film classics and a pops concert with Festival Symphony Orchestra and Dr Thomas Kirshbaum conducting.
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Flagstaff
Kananda String Quartet
Phoenix
Mars
Observatory
Earth
Percival Lowell
Hts Observatory
Arizona
University Auditorium
Festival Symphony Orchestra
Thomas Kirshbaum
Two Gun Town Fire Destroys Tourist Attraction Near Flagstaf
Firefighters from Winslow responded as the 32 mile east of Flagstaf site known as Two Gun Town burned to the ground Saturday night into Sunday morning. Cause undetermined, investigators work amid ruins today. Additional photos and story on page.
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Flagstali
Interstate 40
Winslow Fire Dept
W.H. Hood
Team launches eight member recovery from Flagstaff
A party of eight men began from Flagstaff shortly before noon to recover the body of a woman found Saturday by two hikers near Sycamore Point in Sycamore Canyon Wilder peas Area, Coconino County. Undersheriff Clark Cote said a deputy would join several men from the Coconino Search and Rescue Unit. Two hikers identified as John Demian and Douglas Kelly, both summer students at AU, reported finding the body on Sebarday.
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Flagstaff
Sycamore Point
Sycamore Canyon
Wilderpeas
Coconino
Clark Cote
John Demian
Douglas Kelly
Sebarday
Mary Riordan Chambers Dies at 81 in California
Mary Riordan Chambers wife of a Flagstaff and Los Angeles businessman aged 81 died in St. Vincent's Hospital Los Angeles. Funeral rites in Flagstaff include Rosary at 8 p.m. and Requiem Mass at 10 a.m. at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church. Burial in Calvary Cemetery. Donations to Guadalupe Altar Society requested. Survived by husband Robert L. Chambers three daughters and many grandchildren.
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Tos Angeles
Calif
Sns
Robert J.mary Riordan, Chambers
Flagstaff
Los Angeles
St. Vincent's Hospital
Chambers
Riordan - Chambers
Kinlichi Rall
Northern Arizona University
Our Lady of Guadalupe Roman Catholic Church
E.J. Fitzpatrick
Calvary Catholic
Riordan
Guadalupe Altar Society
Mary Riordan Chambers
Timothy Allen
Caroline Metz Riordan
Arizona
Lake Mary
Arizona Federation of Garden Clubs
Anna Riordan
Rere
Robert L
John
Mary) Malmgren
Greenwich, Coon
Edward
Helen) McPherson
Manhattan Beach
Edward W
Rita) Gantom
Phoenix
Flagstaff Mortuary
Secretary Rogers Lets US Back Seat China in UN Plan
Secretary of State William Rogers said the United States will support seating the People's Republic of China at the United Nations General Assembly this fall while opposing any move to expel the Republic of China. He stressed both governments should be represented and noted the vast population differences and roles in the UN.
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Washington
William Z. Rowgers
United States
United Nations General Assembly
Rogers
China
U.S
United Nations
Organization
U.N. Security Council
U.N
Red China
General Assembly
Security Council
Peking
Formosa
Nixon
Inter=national
People’s Republic of China
Republic of China
Festival Calendar Highlights Classical Music And Film Events
The Kananda String Quartet from Phoenix performs chamber music at 7 30 p.m. in the observatory auditorium with tours offered if skies are clear for Mars viewing. Also Pal Joey film showings at Mercer NAU Business Auditorium and a Festival Symphony Orchestra program at University Auditorium led by Dr Thomas Kirshbaum featuring Wagner Bizet and more. Festival Series tickets available at door.
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Lowels
Aoa x Nau Business Administration
Festival Film Classics
Pal Joey
Frank Sinatra
Rita Hayworth
University Auditorium
Thomas Kirshbaum
Festival Symphony Orchestra
Kirshbaum
Playstaff Symphony Orchestra
Youth saves drowning child at motel pool
Flagstaff police credited 10-year-old Stanley Mickelson with rescuing six-year-old Robert Nez from the bottom of a westside Ramada Inn pool. Nez, not a motel guest, was swimming with others without permission. officers noted quick mouth to mouth resuscitation until aid arrived and the child was released after observation at Flagstaff Community Hospital.
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Flagstaff
Flagstaff City
Stanley Mickelson
Clark Homes
Robert Nez
Riverside Court
Westside
Ramada Inn
Via
Young Nez
Flag
State Community Hospital
Nez
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Misslin
David
Quartet
Robert £. Chambers
Nativity Catholic Church
Old St. Anthony's School
Cyprian Vabre
Tulsa
Okla
Guadalupe Parish
Wixan Administration
Mickelson
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