12 Aug 1958
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1958
Page
1
In a continuation from page 1 figures show a 24 percent rise in building activity, with total values reaching 192,057 dollars for the period observed. Non residential permits rise as inputs reflect specialty headwork and higher budget requests, while monthly totals suggest sustained growth through mid year.
A Holbrook rancher argues for expanded road underpasses along the TUL BROOK highway corridor to ease cattle crossing. He describes wider spans, improved lighting, and potential single-lane passage after a two-pass system. James Finley is linked to the local proposal and opposition details.
The bill aims to fund five experimental saline separation plants over a five year period with a $10 million program. Expected locations include the Southwest as an intended site for one facility. Debate centered on reserve considerations and the impact on expenditures.
Billy Graham at Wake Junaluska says Communists could offer a moral lesson to evangelists, critiquing atheistic influence. He cites Lenin writings and urges Christians to reflect on faith amidst political currents.
Fragmented weather data shows high temperatures from the 60s to 100s across several locations with overnight lows in the 50s to 70s. Expect variable cloudiness Tuesday through Wednesday with scattered thundershowers near the afternoon and evening, strongest near the Midwest and West Coast cities.
The case centered on the fatal 1960s campus dispute at the University of Arizona where Hurdunee Mullherry Bray, a 17 year old former Caralina High School track star, admitted to firing a revolver in a Tucson residential area. The jury found the shooting justifiable after witnesses testified the confrontation escalated from a protest to defend a hosting insult.
In a divorce suit, Shafer claims his wife Sally demanded the dogs papers, offering his freedom in return. The Nevada or Nee Mountain News reports the odd dispute over five registered dogs and their custody as the couple splits.
A Moore County judge urged installing air conditioning in the court to ease heat and noise during proceedings. He criticized jurors and officials for making the courtroom unworkable in high temperatures.
Searles urged the Legislature to tighten limits on campaign spending arguing current rules allow excess. He noted opponents can exploit loopholes with advertising costs and claimed his rivals have raised and spent far beyond prior caps.
Arizona teams reach the Legion title clash as Tucson defeats Kerr to claim the championship. The event was highlighted by a late inning rally and decisive plays at the plate, with key performances driving the victory in a tense finish.
Bartender Dale L Davenport emptied the cash drawer as a gunman waved a revolver. The hat cap mishap tipped Davenport to a cap compartment and a nearby patron helped subdue the robber. The exchange hints at Mont Vermont etymology from vert mont.
A Tombstone airman was held Tuesday for investigation in the death of a Japanese woman near a base in Japan. Investigators from both American and Japanese authorities are examining the case, with the airman identified as 20-year-old Charles Diek.
The university plans a campus wide sprinkler system and upgraded drainage. Parking areas at stadiums will be expanded to accommodate increased traffic. Construction will include new or resurfaced lots with improved drainage and access.
Fragmentary notice from Greentins Fairy area describes a shedroom event at 2709 K Miller with missing details. Names John Simpson and Valdis Photo appear amid sparse lines about a Piattine girl and a lost white gold Hellerose wrist watch at Lake M Conlack.
AP report from Tucson notes a bus strike by members of the Red Association of Street, Electrical Railways and Motor Coaches. About 48 drivers and 9 servicemen were set to walk out for higher wages, with Julius J. White, local president, stating the walkout would affect Rapid Transit services. Other details unclear due to damaged text.
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