11 Aug 1960
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1960
Page
1
Senate panel opened work on a compromise public works bill for fiscal 1960 totaling about 4.03 billion dollars in the Senate version and 4.91 billion in the House version. A major item is 23 million for Glen Canyon Dam work in Arizona, with various reservoir and Bureau projects across multiple states included in both drafts.
The Coconino Daily Record reports registration of tenancy deeds. Bernice M. Huber to Richard W. Brunton et al Edward A. Mar to Layman A. Mor rall Jr et al as SOM LUN.
A fragmented TV schedule for August 11 lists evening and night blocks across channels with programs such as News Weather Sports Roy, The Untouchables, Rawhide, The Real McCoys, Jeannie Carson, You Bet Your Life, This Man Dawson, Victory at Sea, and various movie slots. The notice notes installation of cable TV with four channels and monthly service options in Flagstaff with a listing for East Aspen 44701.
Tucson reporters note four aviators and nearly 700 men scoured Carter Canyon in the Catalina mountains for a five year old missing from a family vacation cabin since early yesterday after the boy wandered from the cabin with his father saying that was the last time they saw him.
Cited forecast shows scattered afternoon cloudiness and possible light showers in the northern Arizona region with warmer days ahead. Nightly low around 52, high tomorrow near 0 for a misread line. Friday services for Doc Fawards at the Federated Church follow a Fort Whipple death notice. Masons to conduct graveside rites. Clifford I. Binga wan leads as Worshipful Master.
A state poll shows Nixon ahead of Kennedy with gains in central and northern counties. Fannin leads Ackerman in the governor race while undecided voters sway outcomes in attorney general, superintendent of public instruction, and corporation commissioner contests. The survey of 492 registered voters notes significant regional support and party influences.
Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell told Congress the federal welfare pension plans lack persuasive deterrents against abuse and manipulation. He urged amendments, saying he now lacks sufficient investigative and enforcement powers to curb abuses amidst billions in funds disbursed annually.
Holbrook officials prepared for a public hearing on the proposed bypass as council members weighed routes and economic impacts. supporters argued the bypass will spur growth and prevent future congestion while opponents urged careful planning to protect local business and street capacity. The council voted 4 to 2 to schedule the hearing, with May or Dana Brinkerhall and other members backing the move.
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