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Newspaper

Arizona Daily Sun

Location

Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1955

Page

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Smile diplomacy and the Geneva stalemate seen in 1950s talks

The piece chronicles cautious optimism from U S and Soviet leaders after the Geneva meetings as both sides seek to keep cordial appearances while probing for substantive disarmament progress. It notes mixed signals from President Eisenhower and Premier Bulganin, the lingering division over how to resolve tensions, and the broader implications for U S Soviet relations. The article also highlights a U S Court of Appeals decision on passport rights, framing it as a safeguard of freedom in contrast to diplomatic tensions.

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Secret groups feed advice to U S government scrutiny urged

Washington reports that Rep Emanuel Celler questions who provides confidential advice to the executive branch and urges openness. The article outlines the Commerce Department advisory council, the National Security Advisory Council, labor and agricultural committees, and other semi secret bodies, noting most meet privately with no published proceedings while defending the value of expert input. The piece contrasts public accountability with private consultation and cites officials like Harold Boeschensigis, Robert Cutler, and James P Mitchell.

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Staff Nurse Needed At Navajo Ordnance Depot

The BaayA of U.S. Civil Service Examiners solicits applicants for a staff nurse position at Navajo Ordnance Depot. Requirements include completed training in resilience, proven serious muusing, current nursing registration, and graduation from a state or territorial nursing program. For details contact the Head of U.S. Civil Service Examiners, Navajo Ordnance Depot, P.O. Box 1245, Assembly 291.

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Swedish Navy Alerted To Submarine Reports

Swedish naval staff issued five alert reports on possible submarines in Swedish waters. Sweden denied any Soviet submarine involvement. News commentary questioned the credibility of sources and timing amid ongoing naval tensions.

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New Meet Sought to End Sand Gravel Strike

Phoenix meeting called Friday to representatives of three unions and firms in the sand and gravel industry as the strike that began July 1 continues to affect communities in Phoenix Trilson MenA Yur and others. Unions oppose wage hikes while employers warn larger costs and possible broader impact. Negotiations proceed with no agreement in sight as the strike actions affect local operations.

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Making A God of Life

A compact devotional piece by Roy L. Stith urges believers to base faith on lived experience, not just intellect. It contrasts Jesus' approach to God with modern doubt, urging courage to change life to align with divine purpose. Though fragmentary, it emphasizes spiritual practice over argument.

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Rosemary Clooney's Sister To Marry Tomorrow

The sister of Rosemary Clooney, Belly Clooney, aged 21, is reported to obtain a marriage license. Clooney’s sister Stella, 35, remaining at home from Spain with her husband Jose Forces will attend a three wedding planned this week.

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Square Da Entertain Ions On Thursday Square Da Entertain

Dowside was the theme of the square dance program titled Thursday night by Mountaineer Square Dance Club. E G Willame promoted the seventh annual square dance festival to be held at the high school memorial gym. Meredith Guillel Buster Thornton Allen Jones led, with Dee Williams and Russell Sparks on music. Participants included Dannie Guillel Leonard Benson Allen Jones HH Smith.

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Unions Miami Mines Reach Wage Agreement

Unions and Copper City mining interests reached a wage agreement covering the Consolidated Copper Co. and related entities. The deal provides an 11 percent to 17 1 cent increase with retroactivity to July 1, awaiting ratification by operating engineers and teamsters. W. A. Gray noted the raise applies retroactively from July 1.

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American Bricks in Colonial Virginia History Debate

Modern historians agree that bricks used in Virginia during the 17th and 18th centuries were predominantly locally made, with very few if any imported from Euglami. The article argues most bricks were produced within the colony rather than imported.

Euglami Virginia

Meteorologist Gifford Joins Observatory for Three Week Study

Dr Frank Gifford, meteorologist with a career spanning the Weather Bureau and Oak Ridge, will spend three weeks at Jowell Observatory. He will work on a scintillation program linking Lowell research to meteorological data and Martian temperature studies.

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Lions club meeting notes with officer changes and plans

Jones reports and Bob Clark presides as Zell Flowers is absent. Shelby McCaulty presents on birthday calendars for the Lions Club. Tusband will host a tele twister period for two weeks due to Dr. John Pederson’s vacation. Bill Lane of Norwalk attends as a guest.

Rodéo Barbecee Set Sunday at Seligman

Seligman announces a second annual rodeo and barbecue to be held Sunday Aug 14 at the new video grounds. Events include calf roping team ropings bareback riding and several steer races. Barbecue starts at 11 00 am with Jimmy Givaon as arena director and ample parking for all.

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Carolina Gamecock Heroal title from 1780 rebellion

General Thies Sumter of South Carolina earned the nickname Carolina Gamecock for his steadfast courage in resisting the British after the fall of Charles Town in 1780, a period recounting colonial resistance and local militia leadership.

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