Fifth City Water Well Recommended to Council
City officials urge urgent action to expand water supplies. The council plans to consider the Commission's recommendations at an early meeting. Peak July consumption reached 3,828,090 gallons, with prior years showing growth. Lake Mary treatment capacity currently handles 1,400,000 gallons daily but is overextended. The Peaks Basin project has increased flow from about 1,000 to 40,000 gallons daily, though variability remains tied to rainfall.
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Billy
Wolf
W. D. James
Lake Mary
al Jun
Platt Cline
Peaks
Inne Basin
Fred Muntaya
B.A. Myers
TV and Radio Schedule Fragment for August Weekend
A dense listing of evening and morning programs across channels including Jubilee USA, The Moneymooners, Gunsmoke, Wagon Train, The Dick Clark Show, closed doors dramas, movies, news, and sports. The Sunday grid features Major Teague Baseball, religious town hall, College News, Oral Roberts, and various talk and variety programs.
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Thterpol
Ferry Mason
Johs Hopkins
Christophatia
College News Cent
Mike Mallins
Vista En
Christan
Patti Page
Edwin Newman
Matty
Bishop Sheen
Lone Ranger
Wade Church
Dennis the Menace
Broken Acrow
Man of Annapolis
Ed Sullivan
Maverick
Charlie Farrel
Connecticut
Tombstone Territory
Arizona
Tohnny Staccato
Grand Jury
Alfred Hitchcook
Cable Television Service Installment Ad in Flagstaff
An advertisement for Cable Television offering four channels of TV pleasure with monthly service at a price of 895. It lists Flagstaff with an address at 191 East Aspen and ZIP 44701, signaling a local provider offering installation and ongoing service options.
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Flagstaff TV
East Aspe
Teachers from Ari zona take part in ASU guidance workshop
Sixty teachers and school administrators from Arizona and four other states joined the Admin istration of Guidance Programs workshop at Arizona State College August 8 to 18. The group includes Flagstaff High School staff Ruth Lane James Sanders and several Page Grand Canyon and Willcox educators. Dr Ruth M M Strang directs the program, highlighting reading development guidance and counseling as essential to developing youth values and potential.
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Arigona
Arizona State College
Lagstaff
Ruth Lane
James Sanders
Flagstaff High School
M. Cardin
Viola Kelly
Josephine Salter
Biden
Margaret Bene
Kinsey School
James Garrison
Marshell School
Robert C. Noe
Flagstaff
Igh
Bee
Evens
Antoinette Cole
Page Junior High School
Caroline Breedlove
Thiba City
Grand Canyon
Ruth Pringle
Willcox Thier
Stanley Ross Vuteuren
Window Rock
Tom F. Dugan
Mary Rose Shounessy
Mes. K. Sulphlaniel
Ruth MM. Strang
Strang
New York City
Columbia University
E. P. Dutton
Abe
Gas Invades City Sickens 40. Phosgene Suspected
In La Porte Texas an unidentified gas sickened about 40 people, prompting evacuations of 500 families. Dr. Waller Quebedeaux, Houston pollution chief, said several fainted, one hospitalized and another died. police advised residents to seal faces with towels and leave immediately while investigators determine the gas type, with phosgene suspected.
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LA Porte
Tex
Texas
Gulf of Mexico
Ibus
Ales
Quehederux
Boat Accident Fatal to Winslow Bridegroom Lloyd Thomas
Lloyd Allin Thomas, 32, a bridegroom of four days, was killed in a boating accident on Clear Creek Wednesday night. The body was recovered by John H. White. Fulton drove the boat. Thomas was seated on the rail when he fell and was struck by the propeller. Survived by his bride Helen, a nurse at Winslow Memorial Hospital. Coroner's inquest ruled death an accident.
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Salta Fe
Lloyd Allin Thomas
Clear Creek
John H. White
904Th
Ac&w
Royal Skin Diving Club
Wile Wd
Kenneth Thitchison
Bob Fulton
Winslow
Thomas
Lindsey Neale
Fulton
Jary
Ed Ferguson
Sheriff's Office
Dep
R. E. Iprisendine
Ladd Thomas
Helen
Winslow Memorial Hospital
Mrs Bronson To Speak at Baptist Church
Mrs Branson Sedona a former Democratic National Committee member will speak at the First Baptist Church 219 S Elden Monday evening August 5 beginning at 2:00 pm The talk will cover polls in the party platform adopted at the convention Local and county officials are invited Refreshments will be served by church members
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Tile Branson
Sedona
First Baptist Church
S. Elden
Bronson
Arizona
Lonal Anna
Lyn
Kennedy Fights for Fast Vote on Minimum Wage Bill
In Washington, Senator Kennedy presses for a quick Senate vote on extending the minimum wage under the Labor Standards Act. Opponents like Holland and Goldwater demand debate time, with sessions running late as talks continue to influence timing for a Friday vote.
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Washington
Jutut
Il Continua
F. Kennedy
Senate
Spessard L. Holland
D-Fla
Barry Goldwater
FE Ariz
Kennedy
Holland
Abren J. Ellendey
D-La
Tyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Funeral Services Set Monday for Waller W. Bryant
Funeral services will be held Monday at 10 a.m. at Flagstaff Mortuary Chapel for Waller W. Bryant, 66, who died Friday at Flagstaff Community Hospital from a heart attack. The Rev Joly Rogers Davis of the Church of the Epiphany will officiate. Masonic Lodge members will handle graveside rites at the Veterans Cemetery, with lodge opening at 9:30 a.m. prior to services.
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Flagstaff Mortuary
Waller W. Bryant
Flagstaff Communnity Hospital
Joly Rogers Davis
Church of the Epiphany
Masonic Lodge
Veterans Cemetery
Judge Orders Houston Schools To Integrate First Grade
Federal Judge Ben C. Connally orders Houston public schools to begin grade by grade integration starting with first grade next month. About 12 000 students would be affected as the district weighs an appeal and a board plan involving one high school one junior high and one elementary school.
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Houston
Houston, Tex
Ben C. Connally
Wouston
Dey Henry Peterson
Connally
Wineer
Supl. Af
John McFarland
Whith
Ayatem
Former Flag Resident Mia Johnson Dies in Texas Rites
Funeral services were held in Fort Worth Texas for Mia Mary Johnson a former Flag resident and Navajo Ordnance Depot employee who died in Albuquerque. Minister TAN Minster of Flingstaff and his daughter Mrs. Charles Allen of Cottonwood traveled to Texas for the services.
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Holy None
Fort Worth
Texas
Mia
Mary Johnson
Navajo Ordnance Depot
Albuquerque
Tan Minster
Flingstaff
Charles Allen
Cottonwood
Hmera
13 Year Old Granddaughter of Late FDR Dies in Fall
Sara Dele Frankly D Toonevell Roosevelt 13 year old daughter of the late President Roosevelt died from a brain hemorrhage after a fall during a mountain hike in the Adirondacks while attending a girls summer camp. Police and Oneida County Coroner cited unclear cause of the hemorrhage but noted a possible fall from a horse or a hiking spill. Her father, youngest of FDR’s four sons, was in Maine to speak on Nixon and Lodge when word arrived.
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Tunica
Sara Dele
Frankly D. Toonevell
Frina Roosevell
Datn A. Roosevell
Grand
Sara
Exclusive
Sami In
Adirondacks
Utica
Oneida County
Beeston
Clark
Tate
Jais
Maine
Eident
Nixon
Lodge
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Sally
Moss Lake School
Miss International Beauty Colombia Crowned in California
Stella Marquez de Colombia, educated in the United States, won the Miss International Beauty title at the event in Beach, California. Judges from several nationalities selected her over four finalists including Miss India Iona Pinto and Miss Iceland Sigridur Gellsdotter as she pursues studies in language and psychology.
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Bse Beach
Calif
Japy
Colombia
United States
Juliet
Marquez
Marytmount College
Turrytown
N.Y
Shopping Center Seeks New Name Contest Opens
The Chapman Shopping Center in the East Playstaff area west of 4th St and north of East Santa Fe Avenue invites name ideas through August 31. The contest offers a first prize of 880.00 and six additional prizes. Any person 18 or older may submit multiple proposed names via sponsor entries in the Arizona Daily Sun. Sponsors include Kimball's Mt Elden Pharmacy, Tilden Barber Shop, Elden Hardware, Pennie's Furniture, Young's Super Market, and Zacharins General Store Service.
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New Hane
Chapman Shopping Center
Chapman Center
Emigraves
Playstaff
4Th St
Santa Fe Avenue
Arizona Maily Sun
Kimball's
Mt Elden Phimacy
Tilden Barber Shop
Elden Hardwear
Pennie's Furniture
Young's Super Market
Zacharins General Thre Servier
Air Force and Navy Plan Flight Display at Fair
Major General Charles McMe ane announces Air Force and Navy presence at the 14th Nav ajo Tribal Fair in WINDOW ROCK with a sensational flyover of the latest aircraft. Captain Al Boyd will connect the Navy planes and Major General McCorkle will direct the Air Force lights for September 8 to 11 events.
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Charles McMeane
Air
Rinsland’ Air Force Base
New Mexico
Air Force
Navy
al Boyd
U. S. Navy
Paper Plant Promises Timber Use Harmony in NA Z
The paper plant leader says timber and forest resources must be managed to meet rising demand from population growth. The firm pledges responsibility and social contribution, aiming for a spirit of harmonious cooperation to solve problems. A $19 million power plant at Joseph City is another major economic development in northern Arizona.
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Huberland
Arizona
Joseph City
Test Launch Facilities For Minuteman Completed
Cape Canaveral reports completion of East Coast Minuteman launch facilities including two ground launch pads and underground silos at a seven million cost. First test firing set for December with launches every three to four weeks and three stage solid fuel missiles expected operational by mid-1962.
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Cape Garaveral
Fla
Air Force
East Coast
Cape Canaveral
Titan
Atlas
Florida
Eglin Gut
Weather roundup for Flagstaff and Northern Arizona
Forecast calls for variable high cloudiness today through Sunday with widely scattered light showers in the afternoons. Light variable winds 6 to 15 mph. Tonight’s low around 58, high near 88. tomorrow similar conditions and cooler morning temperatures.
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Grand Canyon
Shaw
Flagstaft
Arizona
Baton incident interrupts Santa Barbara parade review
In Santa Barbara a baton twirler suffered a mishap during a parade review as officials and guests, including Gov. Edmund Gi Wonwn, ducked to avoid a stray baton. The event named the Oh Span Jah Daya Fiesta featured the governor as guest of honor amid chaotic but nonfatal flutter.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Edmund Gi Wonwn
Hopi Snake Dance Sites Named for This Year
The Snake dance will be held at Hotevilla Shungopovi and Shipauloyi with a Winslow Chamber chartered bus leaving Saturday morning August 27 at 9 am to join the caravan for the Shungapovi dance. The bus returns that night around 9 o clock. A similar dance is set for Hotevilla on Sunday August 21 and Shipaulovi on Sunday August 21. Dances usually begin about 4:30 pm and last several hours.
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Winslow
Hotevilla
Shungopovi
Shipaulovi
Ambitious Men Sought for Security Employment Opener
Two young men aged 21 to years sought for a security posting with $400 monthly start plus insurance hosting taligation bonuses and other benefits for qualified applicants See Mr Glied at Park Plaza Motel Monday at 11 am position includes for sale 4 bedroom home 70 down call PR 4 6078 gala
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Glied
Park Plaga
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