Douglas Taxpayers Okayed 1.6 Million Jr College
The Associated Press reports Douglas voters approved a 1.6 million junior college bond, ending a location dispute. The plan places the Cochise County school at Paul Spur on U. S. 80, about eight miles west of Douglas and 11 miles east of Bisbee, with strong support in Douglas and mixed results in nearby towns.
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Stocks and Commodities Market Summary
New York stocks rose as motors led gains while bonds moved irregularly and light volume. Cotton fell as liquidation persisted. Chicago wheat showed strength with steady general demand. Corn and oats mixed, hogs steady to 25 cents lower, top at 19. Slaughter steers remained steady to 50 cents higher at 31.75.
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Clark Attacks Pork Barrel Legislation in Sedona Speech
John P. Clark Republican candidate for Arizona's third district spoke to the Sedona Republican Women's Club Tuesday night. He condemned federal pork barrel bills and urged conservatives to unite in Congress to restore a sound fiscal basis, calling it a blow against socialism. Walter Bennett, Flagstaff candidate for the state legislature, also spoke.
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Funeral Rites Set Thursday For Executive John Albright
Funeral services will be held Thursday in Tucson for John R. Albright 58 District Manager of Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co who died Monday of a heart attack He was father of Charles Kent Albright manager of Hotel Monte Vista and had been Tucson district manager since 1953 A veteran with 34 years in the telephone company he served in World War II as a lieutenant colonel and was active in civic groups including Tucson Chamber of Commerce Kiwanis Club and the American Cancer Society He is survived by his son his mother two sisters and two grandsons of Flagstaff
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Churchill Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Sir Winston Churchill, 87, awoke refreshed at Hyde Park Gate after returning from Middlesex Hospital where he spent 34 days recovering from a fractured left thigh after a fall near Monte Carlo. A spokesman said he had a good night and seems well and happy this morning.
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Cuban refugees begin new life in Tucson arrival
73 Cuban refugees arrive in Tucson sponsored by the Tucson Council of Churches after traveling from Miami. They face housing and employment challenges and language barriers but express hopeful, peaceful prospects for a new life. A young family led by Francisco Muassana and Sonia Muassana and their child Maritza left Cuba last July seeking safety and freedom for their child.
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Rainfall doubles August moisture in Flag area
Flagstaff Weather Bureau Chief Paul R. Sorenson announced a dramatic rainfall surge for August with 22 inches at the airport on Tuesday. The month totals 10.24 inches against a normal 2.84 inches, as thundershowers extend across northern Arizona and the state experiences cooling rains from Tucson to the Grand Canyon. Local totals include Cottonwood 0.36, Burris Ranch 0.32, Winslow 0.25, Grand Canyon 0.12, and Phoenix 0.28 inches, with hail reported near Cinder Lake north of Doney Park.
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Weather Snapshot for Flagstaff and Northern Arizona
Partly cloudy with scattered showers and thunderstorms through Thursday. Winds from the south 4 to 15 mph. Tonight's low 48, tomorrow's high 78. Extended outlook into Sunday shows widely scattered daily storms with temperatures near normal. Normal max 76, min 50.
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Ponderosa Land Company to Ann Mason and others
Warranty deeds list transfers including Ponderosa Land Co to Ann Mason and Marie Vasquez Polich to Delbert E. Calkins, plus others among Grand Canyon Estates, Lang Home Builders, Stargs-Bill Homes, Boy Scouts of America, and Northern Arizona Title Co trustee to John N. Dicks. Joint tenancy deed from Earl Tionth to Albert Garcia. Marriage license for James J. Nartley II and Tony Rose Ann Fink dated Aug 21.
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Suspect Held On Theft Count In Texas Hitchhike Case
Cather L Lanham, 22, of Charleston West Virginia is jailed on $2000 bond on grand theft charges. He allegedly attempted to steal $253 from Richard Besher of New York who picked him up hitchhiking in Texas. The box with cash vanished at the Flagstaff Greyhound Bus Station and Lanham was caught as he tried to reclaim it. Besher, traveling from New York to California, recovered the money and Lanham was taken to jail.
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Bible Digest Excerpt on Wounds and Healing
A religious passage cites Isaiah 53 and Jesus healing powers. The text notes God’s creation of the world and claims believers will lay hands and recover, reflecting faith in divine healing and miraculous signs.
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Convicted Spy Soblen Tries Again In Deportation Case
London AP By Robert A. Soyden Soblen, a 61 year old former wartime spy, appeared briefly in a London court as his lawyers push habeas corpus to block his deportation to the United States. He suffers alleged spleen illness and leukemia, claimed by his attorneys, and endured medical treatment in Brixton Prison after prior self harm.
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Former Gov Milward Simpson Wins Wyoming Senate Nod
Cheyenne Wyoming AP Former Gov Milward L Simpson a 55 year old Cody attorney staged a political comeback and won the Republican nomination for the U S Senate in Wyoming's primary election His opponent Kenny Sailors a 41 Jackson Hole dude rancher and star conceded defeat In November Simpson will run against Democratic Sen Joe Hitkey Hitkey was unopposed in the Democratic primary but polled 25 826 votes in 572 precincts
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Jackson Hole
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Distrust Grows Between U.S. and West Germany Over Berlin
Diplomatic sources say unresolved tensions exist despite a personal Kennedy letter to Chancellor Adenauer. A West German spokesman notes the letter concerns Berlin and current European security issues. Adenauer fears the United States may shift defense policy toward conventional forces, reducing emphasis on nuclear protection.
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Bonds Approved for Apache Junction High School
Voters approved a 235000 bond issue for the first Apache Junction school district high school. The measure passed 150 to 105 and the school is slated to open in September 1963.
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Groundless scare delays United States passenger liner
New York AP reports a false alarm delayed about 1804 passengers on the liner United States for 30 minutes. Doctors ruled a passenger, Peter Barton, 22, of Durham England, had chicken pox after a rash appeared on the voyage from Europe, allowing everyone to disembark.
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