10 Aug 1954
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1954
Page
1
A letter discusses juvenile delinquency blamed on economic stress and parental absence. It calls for responsible parenting, education of fathers and mothers, and warns against sensational publicizing of offenders. It also notes American Indian child-rearing examples and references a legislative study and UN aims.
A Stanford educator addresses school issues at a Monday Kiwanis meeting. He outlined challenges facing public schools and proposed standards for improvement. The event featured guest speakers from Cincinnati and other cities, with plans for a follow up discussion.
Health director G. Salshury led a study on the Phoenix Indian Reservation to determine if Navija diet and jaw health correlate with cancer. The research aims to see if workers, mainly students, can resume duties in September after completing the field work.
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The council approved street widening and easement actions in the southwest city area. Plans include a 10 foot street easement and relocation of utility lines, with costs around 39 000 to 40 000 dollars and compensation details awaiting final settlement.
Music camp groups feature a 140 piece band and a 160 member choir with units from multiple towns. Students from Cor ine, Pima, Cottonwood Clifton, Willen, Grande, Phoenix, Tolleson and more participate alongside instructors and school staff in a statewide youth music program at Hilluviner College site.
NORPOLK Winthomas I Mavily appeared in traffic court as a vehicle passed a safety inspection. Township developments were discussed including a four inch water line tap near Lake Mary, a subdivision proposal five miles south, and an expansion plan with up to 24 homes.
In Rio de Janeiro police and political editors report attempts to quell mounting unrest as President Urbina faced threats amid a palace attack. Air Force Maj. Rubens Florencio was killed in the abortive assassination bid, with authorities naming a rival faction and pressing suspected masterminds.
Premier Pierre Menier Frikco led France to a large victory as parliament approved the economic and general recovery program. The plan extends powers to address the financial situation through March 31 and aims to stabilizeIndochina and European Community Treaty discussions continue in Brussels.
A Texan spaniel named Taffy, owned by C. M. McCord of Tucson, is slated to receive a heroism award. The dog will be awarded a $500 savings bond, a silver medal, and a six month supply of fowl, after saving a boy from danger.
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