Final Plans For Air Fair Discussed
Final plans for the big air fair scheduled for Aug. 20 at Fingatalf Municipal Airport were discussed at last night’s meeting. Co-Chairmen Ray Martinez and Glenn Strege indicated the event would be the biggest and best ever. A schedule and guest list will be released next week. Members Rolland Huff and Ed Rutherford announced the Flag Stall Arco-Modeleers would participate, with possible model clubs from Phoenix. The meeting also covered the 1960 Miss Coco nino Contest, with Kim Young and Rui Payne urging interested girls to attend tomorrow at 1:40 pm for the talent show at the Hotel Monte Vista Dining Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fingatalf
Ai Far
Ray Martinez
Glenn Strege
Ute Yorr
Rolland Huff
Ed Rutherford
Arco-Modeleers
Phoenix
Kim Young
Rui Payne
Jaycees
Hall
Hotel Monte Vista
Judge to Rule On Writ in Winslow Case
Special judge Don Udall of Navajo County Superior Court is to rule on a habeas corpus writ in the Winslow case involving five Oldfield brothers from Artesia New Mexico. Arguments claimed arrest without probable cause and cruel treatment while jailed, with the preliminary hearing wrapping up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holbrook
Don Udall
Navajo County
Udall
Winslow
Rockefeller undergoes minor surgery in New York
Gov Nelson A Rockefeller underwent a minor surgery Wednesday for removal of a growth under his right eye, a disclosure reported Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky
WV Schedule highlights Friday August Evening TV lineup
The listing shows a dense slate with Rin Ta Tin Life of Hiley and Cinmaron City at 6:00, followed by news, weather, and sports updates. Prime time features include Disney Presents Country Show Salinas Roden Wieldin Town and The Californians. Evening blocks include Sunset Strip, Twilight Zone, Project 20, Fight, Seven League Boots, Rawhide, and multiple movie slots. Cable service notes appear at the end with installation and monthly charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackhawk
Sunset Strip
Tal Weat Point
Phil Silvers
Pioneers
Rasen
Urgent Call to Speed Polio Vaccinations
Washington AP reports the Policy Wealth Service urged faster polio vaccinations after seven percent paralysis cases last week, rising from prior weeks. Surgeon General Leroy E. Birney noted 246 of 310 paralysis cases had vaccine coverage this year and stressed 90 percent effectiveness with boosters to prevent most cases, though this year’s total lags behind last year’s period.
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Washington
Pihylic Wealth Service
Bf Intense
Leroy EB. Bursney
Birney
Four Children Die in Two Fires at Hay Lawn Estate
In Tyler County West Virginia a predawn fire at the Hay Lawn of Shirley killed a teenage girl and two children as five victims slept in one room. The Ferrebee family hosted the group including Walter 4 Dorma 4 Janet Dotson 4 Billie Toetson 9 Daisy Dolson and Marybelle Wadsworth 19. Mrs Dotson survived with minor burns and described hearing cries from the burning home while hospitalized. Ferrebee worked at a steel plant in East Liverpool Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebourne
W.va
Hay Lawn
Shirley
Tyler County
Bert Ferrebre
Ferrebee
Walter
Dorma
Janet Dotson
Billie Toetson
Marybelle Wadsworth
Dotson
Miss Wadsworth
L'On West Union
Daisy Doolsem
Ohio River
Virginia
Warranty deeds and marriage license records for Coconino County
The Coconino Daily Record lists registered warranty deeds in the treasurer’s office, including Lloyd L. Meimesebux to Glen J. Wilson and Chaves T. Marcum et al, plus a northern Arizona Title Co transfer. It also notes a marriage license recorded by the Clerk of the Superior Court for Rodolfo Litera, 22, and Victoria Delores Lucero, 18, both of Flagstaff, with an Aug. date.
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Lloyd L. Meimesebux
Glen J. Wilson
Chaves T
Superior Court
Govonino
Rodolfo Litera
Victoria
Delores Lucero
Legion to Hear FBI Chief Here
Legion Post schedules an 8:00 p.m. August 9 meeting in Flagstat with FBI Special Agent in Charge Edward L. Boyle as principal speaker. The program includes Boyle’s remarks and demonstrations by other FBI agents. Legionnaires are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Post
Fred d. Manning
Arizon Office
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Edward L. Boyle
Boyle
Kennedy Blasts Nixon In Strong Charge From San Francisco
Robert Kennedy accuses Vice President Richard Nixon of using a personal attack tactic Nixon promised to avoid. Kennedy calls Nixon's approach old and demands specific allegations as reporters press for details in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Robert F. Kennedy
Tod F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Ite
Sen. Kennedy
Roberts
Fish Derby Hearing Discusses Conservation and Drilling
The meeting agenda includes Game and Fish Committer explanations of legislative conservation developments. Reports from AGPA President Evans and Tony McCurleigh accompany coverage of public hearings on proposals to pen the North Hall load to control and oil and RAR exploration and drilling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AGPA
Evans
Tony McCurleigh
Recreation fund cuts prompt budget reallocation
The Recreation Committee reduced equipment and maintenance spending and eliminated several items to save 7,490 dollars, leaving only 2,000 dollars for winter needs. The committee expressed regret at not funding representation and urged possible appropriation in the 1861-62 budget to sustain a meaningful program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contmi O Aeul
Fle Skaling Vink
Crx
Mara Monty
Soviet Paper Alleges U S Spies Entering the USSR
The Baverei labor newspaper accused the United States of sending spies into the Soviet Union under the cover of tourists. The report framed visitors as intelligence operatives, reflecting tensions in the Cold War era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Baviei
United States
Soviet Union
High School Bands at ASC Music Camp Concerts
High school student ensembles perform at Arizona State College during the 30th annual Sumner Music Camp. A woodwind quintet led by Clarence Shaw from Washington High Phoenix opens Sunday recital at Ashurst Music Hall with Haydn Divertimento. A Bach suite and two Minuets accompany the quartet at Kiwanis luncheon Monday. The string quartet includes Barbara Strauss Mary McCurdy Carole Mosiman JoAnn Wango. The entire camp closes Friday with a joint concert featuring concert band choir madrigal choir and concert orchestra in the college auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flagstall Kiwanis Club
Magleiang
Sumner Ausic
Arizona State College
Clarence Shaw
Thp
Vampstaff
Washington High School
Phoenixs
Sumay
Ashuvst Music Hall
Joseph Haydn
Kiwanis
Bach
Realms
Shaw
Woodswind
Sheila Tesch
Glendile
Dean Ruiz
Ray
Fred Tedders
Brian Sehwenhart
Kolly
Scoliadale
Smd
Terry Hogsseth
Winslow
Larc
Barbara Strauss
Flagstaff
Mary McCurdy
Gems and Minerals Exhibit at Coconino County Fair
Exhibits of gems minerals sought for the Coconino County Fair run August 26 to 28 at the fairgrounds. Entries accepted at the Gems and Minerals building from August 22 evenings and until closing, with space for junior displays. Notable participants include Arizona State with gold bearing ores and several regional gem societies and shops.
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Gems and Aunerals
Cocanno County Fairgrounds
At & Pam
Soci
Elise
Pan
State of Arizona
Museum of Northern Arizona
Oak Creek Gems and Minerals Society
Prescott Gems and Minerals Society
Reel Rock Shop
Kaibab Rock Shop
the Mortons
Southwest Rocks and Minerals
Standard ON of California
Raymond J. Prochnow
Ray Brahmsteadl
Gems and Minerals
Charles Morgan
Wesley Bolin Announces Candidacy for Arizona Secretary of State
Wesley Bolin, long-time Arizona Secretary of State, announces his bid for re election as a Democrat. He states his plan to seek another term while resident in Phoenix and father of three, listing his address at 310 North Seventh Ave. in Whuenia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Bolin
Arizona
Stile
Bolin
Phoenix
Chilldren
North
Seventh Ave
Whuenia
Roly
Weather summary with scattered showers and mild temps
Partly cloudy today and tonight with widely scattered light showers possible tomorrow. Temperatures near average for the period, light to moderate winds, and minimal precipitation. Record highs and lows noted from past years in the region.
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Jara
Barias
Junior High Registration at Flagstaff Public Schools
Principal Ton G Clark announced junior high and freshman registration for Flagstaff Public Schools. Registration runs August 16 to 19 with specific days for eighth graders, seventh graders, new freshmen, and graduates from Guadalupe, Nativity, and Sedona schools. Fees total four dollars for eighth graders and freshmen, locker fees apply after the first 100 registrants, overall maximum cost about 22.25 dollars, with books supplied for eighth graders but not for freshmen.
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Plagestall Junior High School
Ton G. Clark
Beximine
Flagstaf
Flagstaff
Guadalupe
Nativity
Sedona
Clark
Svestmen
Navajo County Budget Approved by Supervisors After Delays
The Navajo County Board of Supervisors approved the county school budget presented by Superintendent Margaret Pever. The delay stemmed from unresolved equalization funds and budget presentation issues, which were cleared after legal guidance from Attorney General Wade Church.
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Nolbrogk
Schunly
Board of Supervisors
Margaret Pevler
Portlone
Atslowney General Wade Church
Speek Aneeling
Mi's
Povlor
Rape Charge Dismissed In Williams Court Proceedings
The Williams case saw attempted rape charges against two youths, including a juvenile, dropped during a preliminary hearing before Justice of the Peace T. E Way. The 7 year old girl’s mother said she was satisfied her daughter was an innocent victim of circumstances and aimed to protect her daughter’s good name and teach the boys a lesson.
Katanga Premier Awaits Secession Decision
Katanga Premier Moise Tshombe awaits a Security Council decision on Katanga's bid to secede from the Congo. UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold faces pressure as plans to deploy troops to Katanga advance, with Lumumba’s central government opposing the move.
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Elisabethville
le Congo
Katanga
Moise ‘Tshombe
Awa i
Security Council
Congo
Tshombe
Ralph J. Bunche
Leppaville
Chang
Fone
Hamtarskjold
Wraniur
Mini
Shombe
U.N
Brnche
Barry Vows Action on Uranium Continuation Debate
A Arizona group led by State Sen. Robert W. Prochnow urged action on Western Gold’s Orphan Mine under a 1966 ore production contract. Senator Goldwater and Navajo leaders discussed AEC policy, ore deposits, and the need to extend the contract to keep the Tuba City mill operating amid uranium industry tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Prochnow
D.coconino
Prochnow
Navajo Tyibel
Dunes
Ant
M. Rooke
Rare Metals Whiel
Michard Russell
Western Gold
Arizona Development Board
Bernard al. Morgan
Slate
Fred We Udine
D-Coventnod
Joseph J. Falder
Western Gold Transuer
Goldwater
Boyd Gibbons
Pan Fanmin
Galdwater
AEC
Washington, D.C
Orphan
Guldwater
Teller
New Mexico Sea
Clinton Anderson
jJongs
Grand Canyon
Cameron
Flagstaff
Tuba City
Washington
Jth
Flagstalé
Aready
Sef
Hayden
Frochnow
ABC
Excavations Near Flagstaff Uncover prehistoric burial site
The Museum of Northern Arizona reports two excavation sites near Flagstaff led by Dr. Alan D. Olson. One trench at Wi-None Trading Post uncovered an adult female burial dated around AD 318 to 1280 with basalt bouliers. A nearby site near Turkey Tanks revealed two pit houses and two ample surface rooms dated by finds to that era, indicating a small farming settlement abandoned in an orderly way.
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Flagstaft
Museu
Arizona
Alan DP. Olson
Wi- None
Nicholas Pill
Olson
Thomas A. Lee
Howard Sand
Lee
Jon Staith
Anthropology
Mrs. Ima Bushman Rites Set in Joseph City
Funeral services for 74 year old Ima N. Bushman will be held at 2 pm in the LDS Church in Joseph City. She was born in Banner Mississippi in 1886 and moved to Arizona at age five. Survived by husband Jol L. Bushman four daughters two sisters 14 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Burial follows in Joseph City Cemetery. Albert Morhiy of Holbrook in charge of arrangements.
Flag Rescue Mission Busy In Past Months
Sunshine Rescue Mission report by Stanley G Richardson shows the first half of 1940 totals: meals 1,367, slept 1,708 individuals, clothing for 5,307, 28 people found jobs, 14 medical cases, 73 food boxes. July figures: 1,197 meals, 222 slept, 63 clothed, nine jobs, four food boxes. Surplus government food to be distributed August 10 by County officials.
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Sunshine Rescue Mission
Playstaff
Stanley G. Richardson
Richardson
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