Just Plain Crazy in Flagstaff Opponents of Change
A critique of persistent opposition groups in Flagstaff described as crackpots and paranoids. The piece cites Emery Kelen on paranoid projection and warns that such individuals, always opposing, can be dangerous when in power, with references to Eichmann and Hitler as cautionary examples.
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Emery Kelen
Kolen
Eichman
Hitler
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Four Die In Head On Crash Near Winslow
Four persons die in a Sunday head on collision on U S Highway 68, 16 miles east of Winslow. Laura Fortuna Beck, 72, of Orlando, Florida, and Phoenix residents Ralph Alfred Nelson, 78, Nettie Elizabeth Nelson, 61, and Lois Bernice Brammen, 30, die instantly. Florida woman was alone in her car and was in the eastbound lane. the Nelsons and the other woman were westbound. The crash occurred about 3 10 p.m. local time. Two Iowa men were injured in a separate one car crash east of Sanders on Highway 65.
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Spreiul
U.S
Laura Fortuna Beck
Orlando
Fla
Phoenix
Ralph Alfred Nelson
Lois Bernice Brammen
Arizona
Patol
Florida
Nelson
Nettie Elizabeth
Iowa
Sanders
Big All-Star Week Opens in Flagstaff
About 100 Arizona high school athletes and up to 150 coaches plus spouses gather in Flagstaff for a weekend of All-Star classics. Basketball tips off Friday night, football games Saturday at Lumberjack Stadium, and a big Sunday finale. Officials expect record crowds and coaches attend the State Coaching Clinic at USC along with related events.
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Flagstaff
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Tumberjack Stadium
Flagstaff Townjacks
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Firestaff
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Saturn Booster Delayed by Mudflat Mix Up
A barge carrying the first Saturn rocket booster ran aground on a mud flat in the Intercoastal Waterway. It was freed quickly and resumed its journey to Cape Canaveral, delaying the launch timetable.
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Rusk Links Berlin Crisis to Urgent Disarm Need
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that Berlin’s crisis highlights the urgent priority of disarmament while strengthening military readiness. He urged passage of a proposed US disarmament agency and noted the stalled Soviet rejection of a nuclear test suspension treaty.
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Rusk
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Kennedy and Rusk meet on Berlin crisis
President Kennedy consulted Secretary of State Dean Rusk on the Berlin crisis as Western powers weigh countermeasures against the Communist ban on refugees. Fay D. Kellor arranged talks with Britain's, France's and West Germany's ambassadors to plan actions beyond a formal protest, including possible travel bans that could strain West German economy. Lewellyn Thompson reported back on the Berlin discussions after returning from Hyannis Port.
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Demonstration Fizzles as Mikoyan Visit Draws Police
In Tokyo a right wing protest over Soviet first deputy premier Amistas T. Mikoyan fizzled while police mobilized 7,000 officers. About 1,60 demonstrators clashed with police as they guarded the airport and the 10 mile route to the Soviet embassy during Mikoyan's arrival.
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Amistas T. Mikoylan
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Williams Dems and Reps clash over county board pick
The Coconino County Board of Supervisors elected E H Eddie Weigel of Williams to succeed the late Gordon McDowell amid acrimonious debate. Warden was appointed unopposed as County Attorney Laurance T Wren resigns for a Superior Court post and Robert Warder becomes county attorney. Contention centered on Williams selections with Larry Mills and Jaci Dent named as favored candidates by factions, while questions about process were raised.
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Harold Hulfer
Warden
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Williams
Honard E. Walker
Charles Vincent
Walker
Larry Mills
McDowell
Huffer
Joe Tissay Sr
Mills
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Dent
Flagstaff Voters to Decide New APSC Franchise
Flagstaff residents vote tomorrow in a special election to approve an electric franchise for Arizona Public Service Co. Polling places are City Hall and Thomas Weitzel School, open 6 am to 7 pm. Eligible voters must have lived in Flagstaff six months. The proposal would pay the city 2 percent of electric retail sales and could raise annual revenue from about 100 dollars under the current token franchise to an estimated 22,000 dollars as the city grows. The City Council has approved the terms.
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Woir
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Thomas Weitzel
East Flagstaff
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City and Company
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Taney
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G. Homer Durham
Volker
Harvill
Ard
Finnin
Maricopa County
Bol Fannin
Arizona
Communists Move to Stop Refugee Flow
West Berlin clashes with East German forces at the Brandenburg Gate as the border gate is closed and phone lines severed. Communists block the crossing with militia and riot control, while West Berliners push to reach the city center. About 2 to 30 refugees crossed Sunday after a record 4,100 crossed Saturday.
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East German People's Army
West Berlin
East Gore Mans
Chinese Reds Train Cubans, Agency Says
Taipes Formosa AP reports the Chinese Communists allegedly trained about 80 Gudan officers in guerrilla and artillery methods at Not hing. The Ta Tao News Agency claims underground contacts corroborate the disclosure, but there was no independent confirmation.
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Formosa
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Regents Vote 6-4 On Tucson Medical School Plan
At a day long Regents meeting in Arizona, a split 6 4 vote endorsed considering a medical school at the University of Arizona in Tucson if and when adequate state funds exist. The board also urged delaying final action while awaiting a full Volker report and legislative approval.
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