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Newspaper

Arizona Daily Sun

Location

Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1960

Page

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Congo deploys troops to Kasai amid tribal warfare

Premier Fathee Lumumba ordered Congolese troops moved into Kasai to quell violence between Lalua and Baluba tribes. Air Congo planes are used to shuttle forces from Leopoldville to Luluabourg as Belgian paratroopers alleged near the Lower Congo border. U.N. involvement sought. Local authorities claim Belgian air support and growing tensions threaten unity in the Congo.

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Nixon urges firm yet flexible U S policy at VFW meet

Vice President Richard Nixon told the 61st Veterans of Foreign Wars convention in Detroit that the United States must stay firm without belligerence while open to negotiation with the Communist world. He defended U S resolve on Berlin, praised strength to deter attack, and argued the nation must remain the strongest power economically and militarily.

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Coconino County Records Record Warranty Deeds Listed

The Coconino Daily Record reports recorded deeds and warranties in Coconino County. Chavon W Sechrist and spouse transfer to the City of Playstaff, Frank and Bradley transfer to Jucia Gabriel Hauelsen. Worthen Arizona Title Company trustee to Burgh T Johnson and spouse. Joseph Kenes and spouse transfer to Daniel Winay orix.

Recorders Office Coconino County Chavon W. Sechrist Playstaff Frank &. Bradley Jucia Gabriel Hauelsen Reed Worthen Arizona ‘Title Co Trusstee Burgh T. Johnson Joseph Kenes Daniel Winay Ji Ol x

Weather Summary for Flagstaff and Burrus Ranch

Forest of garbled OCR shows forecast for Flagstaff Northern Arizona with a partly cloudy day and a few afternoon showers. Winds southwest 8 to 15 miles per hour, cooler. Tonight and Thursday mostly fair with some cloudiness. Low tonight 38, high tomorrow 62.

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Television Schedule Fragment for August Evening

A scrambled schedule fragment lists NBC News My Friend Flicka Life of Riley and various programs. It includes Weather Sports News and a mix of entertainment shows such as You Asked For It Huckleberry Hound and This Is Your Life, with several time stamps and channels implied.

Phoenix Jeff NBC News Flicka Charlie Aaron Happy Tal Hy Mighway Patel Tate Circle Theatre GD Mawaiian Interpol Mackenzie's Raiders McGraw Sparta

Gubernatorial Candidates Debate Federal Aid Stance

The Education section reports Fannin and Ackerman answering questions on federal aid to education. Fannin said no, Ackerman favored a state influenced “put a or shut” approach. Both defined federal controls and semantics while speaking on education policy. The segment continues with candidates for State Superintendent of Public Instruction: Democrat W. W. “Skip” Dick, his challenger M. L. Brooks, and Republican J. W. Tlacket.

Sion Fannin Ackerman Imeh State Superintendent of Public Instruction W. W Republian J. W. Tlacket

Region Scientists Hold Geology Symposium At Northern Arizona Museum

Southwest geologists and representatives from the U S Geological Survey and Atomic Energy Commission met at the Museum of Northern Arizona for a one day geology symposium. Speakers from the University of Arizona and USGS discussed Arizona geology, groundwater, uranium migration, and the geology of the Orphan Mine at Grand Canyon. Industry participants and regional officials attended the event.

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Ellender and Eastland Press Sugar Import Stance

Senators Ellender and Eastland attacked President Eisenhower’s move to cut Dominican sugar imports. They praised the Dominican Republic’s strong leadership under Trujillo, while Undersecretary Dillon urged sugar rationing and criticized Castro and Trujillo. House Democrats pressed back against the argument.

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Flagstaff Boy Hurt in California Car Crash

Skip Heck son of Mrs June Tissaw Neck is in San Bernardino hospital with serious head injuries and arm injuries after a one car Jeep crash near Lake Arrowhead Sunday afternoon. The brake failure caused the Jeep to skid down a mountain grade. Skip Lowrey, son of Mrs Joh Wiley, was also in the vehicle and was treated and released.

Skip Heck June Tisssaw St. Bernardino Hospital San Bernardino Calif Ife Skip Lowrey Joh Wiley Lake, Arrowhead Cit Diry Lowrey

Neawfoundland: Oldest British Colony Founding Claim

A fragment notes Newfoundland as Britain's oldest colony and credits TL with the discovery in 1497 by Jolt Crbot, a name likely garbled. The record reflects an OCR style brief with uncertain proper nouns and dates. The item presents a historic claim and a misread explorer name.

Neawfoundland Great Britain Jolt Crbot

Friends of the Library form committee sets meeting

The newly formed Friends of the Library committee will meet Thursday night at 7:80 at the home of Mrs. M. 5. Torgerson to discuss a long-term program to improve library facilities. The 17-member panel aims to draft resolutions for the City Library Board and City Council.

Friends of the Library Committee M. 5

State Rest Echoes Tense Camp Imprisonment Trial

Testimony described a camp confrontation with Addison and a security guard contingent. Witnesses recalled seeing Martin Addison on scene with a shotgun while guards carried nonuniform items and debated whether captives could leave the meeting. One guard moved to defend belongings with a pistol but did not threaten any guards, and some witnesses noted signed statements denying forcible detention.

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Red China Province Mobilizes Workers

Hong Kong AP reports twelve million people in Shantung province mobilized for field work due to continuous rains over the past several months. Strong state effort underscores agricultural strain and weather impact on production.

Red China Province Hong Kong China Shantung Province

Herter Urges OAS Ministers To Voice Cuba Concern

Secretary of State Christian Herter urged OAS foreign ministers at the Costa Rica meeting to condemn Cuba's tolerance of Communist intervention in the hemisphere. He named the Soviet Union and Red China as advancing in the region, calling for resistance and reaffirmation of the inter American system. Some ministers have urged Cuba to dissociate from the Soviet Union and China.

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Powers Parents Hope Reds To Lighten Son's Sentence

Francis Powers and his wife Ida arrived in Copenhagen with cautious hope for a shorter penalty for their son Gary Powers, the U2 pilot sentenced to 10 years for espionage. They planned to press Khrushchev for clemency while noting they might return home soon.

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Eisenhower Maintains Spy Mission Was Right Move

President Eisenhower said he still believes he acted correctly in admitting Francis Gary Powers’s U2 flight was a spy mission. He defended his remarks after Powers’s captured aircraft and said the U.S. would not repudiate Powers or cast him as a rogue flyer.

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Sabin polio vaccine aims for immunity in vaccines

Public Health Service head at a news conference says the Sabin oral vaccine offers better immunity than the Salk shot but will not be widely available for months and likely not until mid 1961. Initial licenses will cover three Sabin strains used abroad.

Public Health Service For & News Albert Sabin Cincinnati

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