Phoenix Area Dams Fight Injunction Sought
In Prescott area a water users group seeks injunction against Phoenix developer James A. Wooten over a 344 million subdivision plan. Eloy reports Triangle Farm destroyed by fire with 40000 dollar damage. Phelps Dodge protests a near one million tax assessment on Arizona properties. Coroner's inquest cites gross negligence in a deadly Phoenix bus crash. San Carlos Apaches grant prospecting rights to Wanting Geophysical Service for a 1,000,000 acre reservation contract. Bell Ringers note Ray C J Allen registers unused numbers 222 3333 4444 for his shop phones as a time saving hobby.
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Bnse
Prescott
James A. Woo
San Carlos
Bell Ringers National
Calif
Ray C.J. Allen
Allen
Administration Moves to Soften Nasty Khrushchev Remarks
Washington AP reports officials adopting a policy to avoid harsh remarks about Soviet Premier Khrushchev to foster a favorable climate ahead of his visit. Vice President Nixon urged courteous reception on his return from the Soviet Union. A prepared speech by Secretary of the Army Wilber M. Brucker was revised to omit sharp lines about Khrushchev.
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Wasilington
Nikita Khrushchev
Khuushehev
Richard Mon
Soviet Union
Rhnushchev
White Mouse
Critt
Cig
Kheushcley
Eisenhower
Secretary of the Army
Wilber M. Brucker
Brucker
Khrushchev
Arthur G. Tradyau
Storrs
Conn
House Public Works Urges Highway Construction Push
Washington report says the House Public Works Committee calls for continuation of the interstate highway program at a high building rate. The committee supports sustained federal support and rapid project progress to advance national infrastructure.
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Washington
House Public Works Committee
Weather and federal funding debate spanning forecasts and plans
The bulletin reports yesterday's high and low temperatures plus precipitation totals, plus a forecast for Blagstaffs Northern Arizona with rain showers and cooling trends. It notes Phoenix construction financing debates in Congress, rejecting a gasoline tax hike and proposing a billion-dollar bond issue to fund a federal interstate program.
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Semsck
Burrus Ranch
Navaio Ordnance Depaul
Arizona
Phoenix
Phoenix Firm Trades Forest Land in County
The County Board of Supervisors approved a land trade involving about 1 040 acres of forest and private land between the United States Forest Service and Phoenix Ile and Trust Company. The Forest Service traded 160 acres in the Northernaive Munds Park area for 880 acres in the Cocanilla County southeastern end, with final approval required by state law before completion.
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County Board of Supervisors
United States Forest Service
Phoenix ‘Ile and Trust’ Company
Harold Huey
Ralph Crawford
Phostix Title and Trust Company
Forrest Service
Forest Service
Northernaive-Munds Park
Cocanilla County
Board of Supervisors
Chicago teen jailed for tearing dress in class
A student was sentenced to 30 days in jail after tearing the dress off a fifth grade teacher in full view of her class. In Paris Barbara Mutton spends hundreds of thousands on Lanvin-Castillo fall and winter fashion, a spokesman notes the bill is well over 200000. In Managua the Somoza government reversed itself admitting major rebel incursions, with most invaders captured or routed and numbers at large not announced. In Washington officials set September 15 for Khrushchev's arrival to the United States, with itinerary details and visits still under negotiation through the Soviet Embassy.
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Chicago
Managua
Nicaragua
Luis Somoza
Honduras
Costa Rica
Washington
State Department
Sfficinis
Nikita
Khrushchev
United States
No Bail- {Continued from Page One}
McGee is back in custody as legal moves unfold over a possible death penalty appeal claiming self defense after a wife attack attempt. Wren aims for a swift trial while armed robbery and grand theft charges loom. Best reportedly carried about $500. his mallet was found jooted. McGee had $120 in jail. The couple faced earlier claims of being broke in Winslow.
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McGee
Colorado
California
Wren
Best
Winslow
Has
Marriages and deeds listed in Coconino records
The Coconino County Recorder and Clerk report registrations of bill of sale, warranty deeds, and marriages. Entries include Gorton McDowell to A Te Detnet. Gordon McDowell to A Dennel. Leo J Marable to Phil Davidson. marriages of James Bowers with Patricia Hill and Aytie Casey with Dorothy Casey in Flagstaff on Aug 6. Also job ad for waitress and a two bedroom rental listing in Flagstaff with contact details.
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Coconino County Recorder's Office
Gorton McDowell
A. Te Detnet
Gordon McDowell
A. J. Dennel
Leo J. Marable
Phil E. Davidson
Atarriages
Coconino County
Superior Court
James FP. Bowers
Patricia M. Hill
Colorado Springs
Colo
Donald Gagnon
Flagstaff
Aytie Lee Casey
Florence
Miss
Dorothy A. Casey
Laurel
Pierre Espil Oldest Sheep Rancher Dies in Arizona
Pierre Espil Sr aged 39? died after a month illness at his home in Titchfield Park. He led Arizona’s largest sheep operation north of the San Francisco Peaks since 1904 with wife Isidora and sons Peter and Louis. Survived by wife, two sons in Wingstaff, daughter Dora Franty of Denver, three grandsons and six granddaughters, a niece in Wingstaff, and a nephew in Winslow. Funeral 10 am Saturday at St Francis Cathedral Phoenix with rosary Friday evening at A L Moore and Sons Mortuary Phoenix. Burial Phoenix Catholic Cemetery.
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Pierre
Pele) Espil Sr
Titchfield Park
Arizona
Ben
Bigarri
Pyrenees
France
United States
Flagstaff
Isidora
San Francisco
Peter
Louis
Litchfield Park
Wingstaff
Dora Franty
Denver
Colo
Jack Anderson
Mike Chaco
Winslow
St. Francis Cathedral
North Central
Phoenix
A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary
Phoenix Hit By Severe Thunderstorm Deluge
A violent thunderstorm drenched Phoenix causing flooding, downed trees, power failures, and highway closures. Water reached feet in Deer Valley and Paradise Valley with 18 inches on Black Canyon Highway. Gusts topped 62 mph, hail appeared, Sky Harbor halted flights, and gas mains were blown by a struck pole as temperatures plummeted 24 degrees.
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Phoenix
Deer Valley
Parasise Valley
Arizona Canal
State Highway Patrol
Black Canyon
U.S. Discount Mart
Sky Harbor
Hone
Sunnystope
Phornix
Big Park Central
Arizona Public Service
East
Laos Reports 24-Hour Lull In Attacks by Red Troops
VIENTIANE Laos AP The Defense Ministry says the northern Laos situation is calm after harassing campaigns by Communist led troops. No major action in 24 hours. Unconfirmed reports claim five battalions about 4000 men massing along the border with North Vietnam. Main question remains whether raids will continue.
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Laos
Vientiane, Laos
Ministry of Defense
Tatay
Viet Nam
Vv Schedule TV Guide for Thursday Evening
Cable Channel 2 NBC ABC Channel 8 CBS lists a dense slate from 3:00 PM through 9:30 PM with cartoons, news, adventure programs, westerns, and a few films. Scheduled anchors include News Myron Drake News John Daly Jack Paar Show Weather Rob Davies and sports coverage.
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NBC
ABC
CBS
Gene Burrus
Shenwood Forest
Myron Drake
John Daly
Doug Edwards
NBC News
Casey Jones
Antie Oakley
Yancy Derringer
Mickey Spillane
the Brothers
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Lanvin-Castillo
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