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Newspaper

Arizona Daily Sun

Location

Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1962

Page

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Campelen Against Firing Order In Local Economy Debate

Winslow notes two dollar bills circulate to illustrate impact of rail layoffs. L.F.R. Heeser of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen explains plans to have $2 bills ready to cash checks on payday to show how job cuts could hurt business. Officials warn 40,000 immediately affected, 200,000 more indirectly, urging public awareness of the broader economy.

Winslow Locomotive Firemen Winslow Specter Information and Education Committee Bole.e American Association of Railroads Reme Tric

Senate leaders seek limit on satellite filibuster

Senate leaders including Mansfield and Dirksen filed a petition to curb debate on the administration's communications satellite bill. The move requires two-thirds Senate approval and would cap debate at about 100 hours if passed, ending amendments through a cloture-like rule.

Senate Wachington Mike Mansfield Montana Mansfield Sen Russell Long DeLa Lang Vic Tang Suiil

Today’s Weather and Temperature Report

The excerpt lists high temperatures and precipitation figures, including today’s high around 85 degrees, normals, and record dates. It references multiple locations and historical comparisons, noting totals and yearly changes with scattered city names and figures.

Prey Mars

Tucson Infant Drowns in Pool

A one month old boy identified as Sighl H. Sant fork drowned after falling into a pool at the Sierra Vista Lodge in Tucson Friday. Artificial respiration by his father George Sandrock and Tucson Fire Department rescue attempts failed to revive him. Sandrock found the child face down in the water.

Tucson Sighl H. Sant Ater Sierra Vista ‘Lodge George Sandrock Watt Sandrock

Ebert Named To Montezuma Castle Post

Tugh B. Ebert, superintendent of Tuzigoat National Monument in Arizona, is named superintendent of Montezuma Castle National Monument, Arizona. Thomas J. Allen of the National Park Service announced the appointment, succeeding Albert G. Henson who moved to Bande Mex National Monument, New Mexico. Ebert has 23 years with the service and previously led Tuzigoat NM. He is a Montana native and alumnus of the University of Montana and Montana Grazio College. His successor at Luzicat National Movement is not yet announced.

Tugh B. Ebert Puzigoct National Monument Arizona Montezuma Gassic Nations Monument Thomas J. Allen Seryes Montezume Castle Ebert Albert G. Henson Bande. Mex National Monument New Mexico Tuzigoat National Monument Rocky Mountain National Park Colorado Yellowstone National Park Wyoming National Park Service Livingston, Mont University of Montana Montana Graie College

Bible Digest Reflection on Peter Denying Jesus

The text reflects on Matthew 26 75 where Peter recalls Jesus words about denial. It contrasts discouraged Christians warming by the enemy and the assurance that God will not abandon them despite failure.

Dean Peter Jesus Ming

Army studies storms and lightning near Flagstaff

Army researchers conducted experiments on storm behavior and lightning in the Flagstaff area to advance weather forecasting and fire prevention. They seeded clouds with dry ice and condensation models, using ground and air instruments to assess changes and attempt to inhibit discharges while exploring cloud physics and electrical buildup.

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Third Soviet Spaceman Whirling in Orbit Around Earth

Scientists report a lengthy flight for the third Soviet spaceman Nikolayev as he orbits Earth. Moscow Radio and Tass provided limited details after launch while Britain’s Jodrell Bank notes possible rapid progress in human spaceflight.

Rae Sun Earth Uchin Nik Lolayev Moscow Radio Tass Nikolayev Troy Hialcsye Titov Britain Bernard Low Jodrell Bank Iso Titoy Gugrrin

Railroads Move to Court Over Jobs and Economy Plan

United States railroads push a sweeping work rule revision aiming to cut 65,000 jobs, seek to lift a temporary restraining order. Howard Neitzert leads the appeal to the U.S. Court of Appeals as unions plan a possible strike while White House action looms.

Chicago Sexys Howard Neitzert U.S. Court of Appeals Wall Roads Immedi Ately White House UA. Dietrich Joseph Sam Perry In Junction

Israel Airline Cancels Flight Soblen Ordered on By Britain

London AP Israel's EL Al cancelled a New York bound flight to return fugitive Soblen after missing three British deadlines to repatriate him. The Boeing 707 was grounded for ultrasonic structural checks, officials said. Britain urged expulsion amid a lifelong prison term for passing wartime US secrets to the Soviet Union. Soblen remains in Brixton Prison as Britain weighs possible penalties against EL Al.

London Israel EL al Britain Guld Robert Soblen United States Ametca Tel Aviv Henry [Brooke Soviet Union Sobden Ofice Teratch Sole New York Dia Soden Brixton Sohlen

All Office Supplies Offers Cards for All Occasions

Aspen shop promotes a range of items including pens, card sets, and artists supplies. The listing notes Aspen address 19 FR and a contact number 774-83a2 for ordering.

All Ofice Artists Aspen

Guerrilla Threat Tests Algerian Civil Authorities

Ahmed Bex Bella announced Friday night drastic measures to curb local warlords who have levied taxes requisitioned private property and controlled land, challenging the new nation's civilian authorities after the guerrilla army faced its first real test.

Algeria Ahmed Bex Bella Jstival Burey

Kennedy to Address Tax Cut Need on Monday TV

President Kennedy will tell American taxpayers on Monday if an immediate tax cut is needed to spur the economy. He will discuss the nation's economy at 7 pm EDT on radio and television after a White House meeting with top economic advisers. The remarks aim to explain July indicators and outline measures to lift growth. The address will be carried by ABC and NBC in various time zones and replayed later.

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