Arizona Game Protective Association Set Convention Dates
The Arizona Game Protective Association AGPA will hold its annual convention August 31 through September 2 in Flagstaff. McCullough of Flagstaff was chosen as chairman. he was the first president when the AGPA was established in 1923. Stewart Udall is billed as the main speaker for the event.
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Northern Arizona Hospitals Earn Prestige From Accrediting Body
Northern Arizona grows its hospital network with Saint Cornrian Accreditation. Cottonwood, Lawrence Memorial, Wigataft Community earn full accreditation. Newer Willlow Memorial seeks provisional status this year, joining Winston and others in line for recognition as facilities expand and ventilation improves.
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Oo Mvinlow Memorial Hospital
Hag
Winstow
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Avizund
Political Notebook Recaps GOP Old Guard and 1952 Crew
The piece reviews Republican contrasts from the 14 GOP convention era, naming veterans of Ike's 1952 campaign and the Old Guard. It discusses figures like Adams and Nixon, the shift toward Eisenhower Republicans, and how the Old Guard hopes shifted as younger liberals rose within the party. It mentions Armenian concerns and a range of campaign personalities and tactics.
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Plover Wor
Repub
Republican Natinal Committee
Wiltele
Iberale
Dewey Herals
Eisenhower Tiberals
Old Guard
Richard M. Nixon
Ariol
Tait
Two National Managers Vied for Voters Choice
The piece compares two major parties and their candidates in a national election. It notes both pledge progress and stability, with limited radical changes, and emphasizes the broader international concerns and the post election congressional path to enact promises.
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Estes Family Takes Vacation Amid National Convention
A terse, partly garbled clipping notes Estes and family leaving Blowing Rock North Carolina for a vacation. Mention is made of hiring arrangements from the prior week and a red-haired wife and a child, with unclear context about a national convention and a driver or vehicle.
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Udall supports full mineral development on Indian reservations
Udall endorses vigorous exploration of mineral resources on Indian lands while cautioning against backdoor promos. He released documents on the Curutle Hopi contract and urges Congress and the Bureau to properly discharge their responsibilities to ensure orderly development and maximum benefits for tribal members, particularly in the Nasvajo region.
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Winslow People Bid Farewells and Life Events
Miss Ann Hughes visits Phos for a weekend then enters nursing school. Mrs. Jerry Jones heads to Flagstaff to enroll at USC. Mrs. Crawley loses position at Valley National Bank as husband works with Santa Fe this summer. Walter Greer moves home to Winslow to visit parents. M A Chipman plans California trip for son Jerry’s discharge. Robert to wed Elissa Hane in Buckeye. Dick W Lee to Buckeye for wedding. A M McAdams family travels to Fort Worth. Mrs. Young joins trip.
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Weather Today for Flagstaff and Vicinity
Variable cloudiness tonight and Saturday with scattered snow showers and thunderstorms. Little change in temperature, windy in thunderstorm areas. Low tonight 45, high tomorrow 20. A few afternoon and evening thunder showers otherwise no precipitation. Temperatures near or slightly above normal.
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Border clashes report on Egypt Gaza frontier
Reports say Israeli forces and Egyptian border guards exchanged fire on the Egypt Gaza frontier. Each side claims the other fired first with no reported casualties noted in the brief dispatch.
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Disturbing Cumnutte affair raises questions
The fragment discusses an alleged abortive attempt linked to Mr. Curnutté and surrounding associates. It argues citizens have duty to identify parties and disclose details to deter future actions, noting potential plans or links and urging careful handling of information.
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1956 Convention News and Baseball Clash Preview
A fragmented 1956 newspaper snippet mentions political conventions and a forthcoming sports duels. It references figures like Wallace Smith and Joe Bronk in a lightweight bout and notes an international game between the Chicago White Sox and the New York Yankees looming from New York.
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Navajo job program to relocate families for factory work
The Indian Bureau expands authority to move Navajo families near Cella, Richesm, to staff a new plant. The aim is to train workers for contract manufacturing in Arizona and Southern California, with housing and integration support in Flagstaff. Tribal leaders praise the plan as mutually beneficial and a potential major program for Navajo employment.
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Broadcasters ride convention wave with huge political coverage
Three television networks and four radio outlets prepared vast live coverage for the Democrat convention. Costs topped millions in facilities and ads, yet preemptions cut station revenue. Politicians’ visibility surged as broadcasters became pivotal conduits, reshaping campaign dynamics and media power.
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