Congressional Unit to Meet With Navajo Tribal Heads
The Navajo Tribal Council will meet with the Joint Congressional Committee on Navajo-torn Indian Administration in Window Rock on Sept. 12. Sen. Anderson and Rep. Udall proposed the meeting during Navajo Fair talks to discuss extending the Navajo Hopi Rehabilitation Act. Anderson urged use of surplus funds for an Indian sanitation program and pressed Welfare to support the sanitation work.
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SUN Washingie Bureau
Washington
Navajo Tribal Council
Joint
Congressional Committee On
Whitlow Rock
Blewart L. Udall
D.-Aux
Clinton F. Anderson
Nal
Tribal Council
Pruls Jones
Window Rock
Anderson
Dickess
Andergan
Arthur S. Flemming
Congress
U. S
Hemming
National Institute of Health
Alderson
Flemming
Ull
Public Health Service
Deeds and marriages listed in Coconino records
Warranty deeds show transfers from Gertrude Bower to Albert Potter et ux and others. A special warranty deed moves Northern Arizona Title Co. to V E Cantleberry et al. Marriages include Wesley Campbell and Mary Wheeler both of Flagstaff by J P Brierley on Aug 21, and John Herron and Michelle Carr on Aug 71 with consent. A land suit seeks damages and injunction, and a birth announces Rickey Lee Robidoux born Aug 20 at Flagstaff Community Hospitals.
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Coconino
Northern Arizona Title Co., Inc
V. E. Cantleberry
Coronina County
Superior Court
Wesley R. Campbell
Mary M. Wheeler
Flagstaff
Justice of the Peace
James F. Brierley
John Wexley Herron
Michelle Kay Carr
Justice of the Pace
Coconiua County
State of Arizona
Ghedi M. Lassen
Winston F. Wright
Lela R. Wright
Winifred N. Wright
Sit
Lyle Owens
John Bowman
Jane Doe Bowman
Swit
Sin
Nocman R. Robidoux
West
Rickey Lee
Valley National Bank to open East Flagstaff office with open house
Valley National Bank plans an August 29 open house from 1 to 5 p.m. at its 58th office on N. 4th Street in East Flagstaff near Highway 68. The event previews the new WNB system link and offers souvenirs, balloons, a 120 page household hints book, color doll banks, and drive in teller service.
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Valley National Bank
East Flagstaff
WNB
N. 4Th Street
Highway 68
Pite Grove
Bob Garner
Meeting Valley
Batik
Borcherding
Hastbagsteil
Valley Bank
Tak
Valley Brn
Postman Plagued With Mishaps Won't Buy Diamond's Omen
WALSLNGTON AP The Hope diamond, donated to the Smithsonian by a New York dealer, is said to bring misfortune to owners. Mailman James G. Todd delivered the 44.45 carat gem last November and since then a string of accidents hit him and his family. A house fire later damaged his home while four children were unharmed inside.
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Walslngton
Hope
Smithsonian Institution
New York
Harry Winston
Government Museum
James G. Todd
Todd
Toor Hildren
Worth
Navajo Tribe Accepts Nine Lease Bids at Window Rock Sale
Navajo Nation accepts nine gas and oil lease bids from the July 1998 Window Rock sale, with seven bids rejected amid a Supreme Court ruling impact. Accepted bids include Phillips Petroleum, Helbing and Podpechan, Standard, and Tex-Hen. readvertisement planned for rejected tracts.
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Yann Rulr
Window Rock
Supreme Court of Uleh
Phillips Petroleum Company
Helbing
Podpechan
Standard
Tex-1hen
Mountain Southend Pet Company
Western States Reiing Company
Tex- Bc
Funeral services for Pinky Taylor Saturday in Flagstaff
Pinky T Taylor 78 a Flagstaff resident for 53 years died August 11 in Fresno California. Funeral services set for 40:80 am Saturday at Hirbert Chapel AME Church with Rev Yellow Randall officiating. Elks Lodge to supervise grave side at Flagstaff Cemetery. pallbearers from Elks and Masonic Lodges. Survivors include daughter Katherine Dunnigan Kansas City two sisters Alice Jenkins Kansas City and Rosie Paylor Detroit brother John Taylor Flagstaff granddaughter and three nephews. Mortuary handling arrangements.
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Samurday
Hirbert Chapel
Ame
Pinky T Taylor
Flagstaff
Fresno
Calif
Bob Mitt Brothers
Sertying
Rabbitt Brothers
Phoenix
Playstaff
Daughing
Paralytic Polio Cases Rise 13 Percent in Week
Paralytic polio cases increased 13 percent last week to 279, the highest weekly total since September 1956. The rise was less steep than the prior week’s 30 percent. Surgeons General Dr. Tory Burney said cases were widely scattered nationwide, with reports from Jan 1 to Aug 15 totaling 1,839. Manufacturers released nearly three million vaccine doses, including 2,415,002 straight Salk and 534,138 quadruple vaccine for children under four.
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Tory E. Burney
Public Health Service
Un American Activities Cancel California Hearings
House Committee on Un American Activities will cancel hearings set for October 14 investigating communism in the California shhino system. Subpoenas for about 60 or 70 California teachers will also be canceled as part of the action.
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Wash Marui
House Committee On Un-American Activities
California
Couple Charged In Starvation Death Of 2-Month-Old Son
San Antonio AP report says Manuel Quesada 55 and Francisca Martinen Quesada 39 were charged with murder after their two month old son Juan died from malnutrition. Detective Castillon testified the body was found wrapped in a cotton blanket, and the couple alleged they could not afford medical care. They admitted to abandoning eight of their eleven children over the past thirteen years.
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San Antonio
Tex
Justice of the Peace
Albert Trevino
Manuel Quesada
Francisca Martinen Quesart
Robert Hausman
Quunty
Juan
Frank Castillon
Matse
Mille
Sail Khe
Castillon
Juan Quesada
Quesadas
26 ASC Summer Students Tour Ordnance Depot
A group of 26 ASC summer students guided by Dr. Agnes Allen visited the Navajo Ordnance Depot this week under Col. Wayne L. Wood. Major M. A. Mays provided an orientation before a tour conducted by Frank Hoover and G. Varmon, ending with a demonstration that included a 500 pound obsolete bomb.
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ASC Swmmer
Agnes Allen
Navajo Ordnance Depot
Wayne L. Wood
M. A. Mays Fines
Frank Hoover
G. Varmon
Premature Rocket Firing Wrecks Spaceman Rescue Test
A premature escape rocket fired during a Project Mercury rescue test wrecking a 2000-pound capsule off Wallops Island Virginia. The test aimed to simulate freeing the capsule from the main launch rocket in an emergency and recover the craft from the water. One injury reported as teams prepare to salvage the capsule and proceed with further Mercury preparatory tests.
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Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Wallops Island
Virginia Eastern
NASA
Uncle Joe
Waba
Yaanch
Mercury
Min
Billy
Tent Revival Equipment for Sale in Cheyenne
Auction note lists one 1-2 lon Chey, COE Van Type etrurk in very good shape, 1-5 by 80 Rugers tent used about 25 weeks. Includes 400 folding chairs 2 PA systems pianos and several other items. For information call PR 4-728).
$40 000 Suit Filed Against Couple Here
Prescott attorneys filed a 540 000 damage suit in Superior Court on behalf of Lyle Owens and John Bowman and Jane Doe Bowman against Bowman alleging injuries from a truck accident. Owens suffered a fractured left hip and permanent injury. he was confined to a hospital bed with the left leg in traction. The defense has not answered yet.
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Owens
Boastful Killer Nash Dies in San Quentin Chair
Stephen Nash, a 36 year old killer known for boasting of numerous murders, died in the San Quentin gas chamber. He was linked to two verified killings, Lacry Rice and John Berg, with authorities believing other murders were possible. Nash confessed to more killings and mocked spiritual comfort on death day.
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San Quentin
Calif
Stephen Nash
San Quentin Prison
Imiter
Nix
Los Angeles
Nash
Santa Monica Pier
John Berg
Berg
Tang Beach
San Francisco
Sacramento
Richmond
Ludge H. Burtonoble
Law vAngeles
Fife
Weather snapshot shows seasonal highs and precipitation
Daily data reports highs from Flagstaff and nearby stations with past records. Figures include 68 for today’s high, 51 this morning, 0.5 inches of rain yesterday at Flagstaff Airport, year-to-date 14.22 inches, and several station specifics such as Burrus Ranch Navajo Ordnance Depot Cottonwood and normal/record values for highs, lows, and precipitation.
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Flagstaff
Burrus Ranch
Navajo Ordnance Depot
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