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Arizona Daily Sun

Location

Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1959

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Laos Towns Fall to Reds Near Vientiane

AP reports government troops have surrendered to rebel forces within 60 miles east and 50 miles from Vientiane as fighting widens toward central Laos. Rebels threaten key routes. defense ministry withheld comments amid tensions with North Vietnam and China.

Vientiane Laos Southeast Asia Foreign Ministry Viet Nam Red China Sam Neva Phang Saly Cal Phoumi Nosavanlas

Conferees Clash Over Labor Bill Amid Wide Gap

Washington AP conferees from Senate and House clashed over the labor bill’s unresolved sections. Goldwater indicated no consensus, while others cited limited progress on the early titles. Title Seven, amending Taft-Hartley, drew fierce debate over no man’s fund cases labor cases, secondary boycotts, and organizational picketing.

Washington Senate House Barry Goldwater R-Ariz Ave Avizonan House Senate Goldwater

Hawaii Solons Seated GOP'er Gets Long Term

Washington AP dispatch reports Hawaii gained two new U.S. senators with Hiram L. Fong securing senior status and a six year term while Oren E. Long drew a four year term. Rep Daniel Inouye also took the oath as the House welcomed its new member. Vice President Nixon administered the oaths as the Senate reached 100 members and the House 437 seats.

Washington Hiram L. Fong Legi Oren E .Long Long Richard M. Nixon Daniel J. Inouye Italy Sam Rayburt D-T Hawendlers Senate Fong Fellon M. Johnston Sen al -Lonig Jamary

Fifteen year old admits New York shooting

Police said a 15 year old boy confessed firing a volley that killed a Negro girl and wounded other youths. The incident sparked a wave of violence on Sunday night as street gangs clashed on Manhattan's East Side. Two youths were stabbed and two more shot in related incidents as police described a chain reaction between rival groups.

New York

Jail Fire Blamed on Cigarette and Matches

Ocean County prosecutor says a fire at the county jail was caused by a lighted cigarette and matches passed to a prisoner in a padded cell. One inmate handed the items to Petersen, a 35 year old Black man, leading to smoke, an explosion, and seven other inmates injured as guards and rescuers fought to reach them.

Toms Thver N. J Oceut Howard Ewart Petersen Ewart Harry

Tibet Extermination Claims Rise From Dalai Lama

The Dalai Lama warns Tibet faces extermination as Chinese forces increase, stating 80,000 lives lost and more Chinese than Tibetans now reside in the country. He claims Panchen Lama was tortured and severities threaten Tibet’s religion and people. Reports note Chinese officials warned Indians against visiting Tibet.

New Delhi Tibet China Dalai Lama Cnsmen Taya Kalimpong

Group Urges Postponement of Khrushchev Visit

A New York based group named Committee Agultiat Sumailt Entangle ments urged postponement of Premier Khrushchev's U S visit until he proves he is no longer an enemy of freedom. The letter, signed by noted officials including Spruille Beasdon Barry Goldwater and Athen C Wedemeyer, was sent to President Lisenower.

New York Khrushchev U.S Lisenower Bolont Mass Committee Agultiat Sumailt Entanglements Spruille Beasdon Barry Golddwiter Aria Gen Athen C. Wedemeyer Clraine Manion Notre Dame Law School

Sam Taylour Pushes Road Funds Plan in Congress

Washington API report says Speaker Sam Rayburn and House Democrats seek a financing plan to save the interstate highway program. A proposal from the Ways and Means Committee would raise the federal gasoline tax by nine cents, with no diversion of funds, to keep the program moving.

Washington API Sam Taylour Dtex Rayburn House Ways and Means Public Works Committee Wisenhower

Rockefeller Bride and Groom Return to U S from Europe

New York report says trust fund heir Steven Rockefeller and his Norwegian bride Anne Marie arrived at Idlewild with his parents Gov. Nelson A Rockefeller and wife. They plan a private honeymoon may head to the Rockefeller Wyoming ranch or a yacht cruise. The couple, shy of public remarks, said they wish to disappear for a month and then join the family business in New York City.

New York Steven Rockefeller Mlionaire Norway Guy Nelson A. Rockefeller Idlewild Rockefeller Ranch Wyoming Main Rockefeller Yardt Nirvana Steven Anny Mali Nelson A Rockefeller Copenhagen Scandinavian Air Fides Sogue Anne Marie Goodby Svs Kristian Rasmussen Young Rockefeller Rockefeller America New York City

Sweltering Heat Continues Across Nation in Heat Wave

Millions faced another day of high heat as some relief touched the northeast and northern plains while the Southeast and central plains endured stifling temperatures. Forecasters warned no significant relief soon with scattered showers failing to ease the heat. Torrential rains briefly disrupted traffic on Des Moines and Edsel Ford expressways, stranding thousands as rivers swelled.

Associated Press Canada Plaina Midwest Central Plains Pacific Coast Michigan Alantic Seaboard Texas Alabama Nia South Carolina Deswoll Edsel Ford John C. Lorge inka _ rivers

Six Convicts Escape Iowa State Pen Across Mississippi

Six Iowa convicts escaped the state penitentiary on Sunday using saws and knives, the second such breakout in three months. Three hijacked a minister’s family during the escape. two remain at large as of nightfall, while four others were recaptured or arrested near Fort Madison and across the river in Illinois. The warden called it damningly embarrassing as authorities intensified the manhunt.

Iowa State Fort Radison Iowa Mississipi Cacapees Charles Robert Wallerick Tlinois Tlinois State Police Homer John Bennett Simmay William W. Swift Luke's Episcopal Church Montrose Charles Carlyle Ronald Bessier Ramuel Parray Swift Charles Hess Thomas Nelson Willie Ellhain Charles Robert Wallevick Arnie Tue Ison Elliot Convieta

Last Civil War Vet Still Hanging On

Houston AP report notes 116 year old Confederate veteran Walter W Williams remains in critical condition after weeks in the hospital. Williams, a surviving solder of the Civil War, has shown fragile status with his daughter providing updates on nourishment and care.

Houston Ter Walter W. Williams Willie Mac Bowles Williams

Cunard skipper fired for alleged conduct aboard ocean liner

Liverpool based Cunard Line dismissed Captain James J. Armstrong after 30 years of service on the Britannic ship amid reports he was insensitive to a female passenger.

Cunard Liverpool England Britain Cunard Line Tver Britannic James J. Armstrong

Final Markets At a Glance From a Noisy Trade Page

Markets at a glance show mixed activity across staples with wheat and oils exhibiting narrow moves. Roadside notes highlight limited trade, steady to firm quotes, and cautious sentiment as soybeans and other commodities drift within narrow ranges.

Lowery Neuldatian Abedvita Towers Op Sao Sean Santaleere

County to Launch Full Tuberculosis Testing in Schools

The County Health Department will begin large scale tuberculin tests in Flagstaff and other districts this year starting with first graders. A pilot at South Beaver produced 17.5 percent positive reactions among 200 tested, prompting a county wide effort with the State Health Department and local nurses to conduct testing, X ray follow ups, and contact tracing to curb the disease.

Merle Smith Flagstaff South Beaver Health Department Jtself

Antelope Today Tomorrow Elk Antelope: Arizona Permit List

A notice announces that the “Antelope Today Tomorrow Elk Antelope” list of permits will be published in the Arizona Sun newspaper tomorrow. The document mentions sections on Stites, Game and Wish Pepartuons drawings, and indicates a lengthy permit list appearing in multiple pages.

Flag City Council To Meet Tomorrow

City Council will hold a regalia meeting tomorrow at City Hall. Agenda includes final approval of contracts for the city's water and sewer project worth a million dollars and clearing hurdles before work begins on both jobs.

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