30 Aug 1955
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1955
Page
1
A wartime analysis discusses prisoners of war and the imperative to resist surrender. It argues escape and continued resistance if captured, cites the duty to stay faithful to comrades, and warns against alien propaganda undermining morale while noting casualties and the broader risk to allied stability.
Washington correspondent Peter Edson reports on Stassen and U N disarmament talks in New York August 20. The piece notes the involvement of Baruch, Wadsworth, and Rockefeller in shaping policy, and discusses challenges facing disarmament efforts, including U S inspection plans and the role of the Security Council amid Korea and postwar arms talks.
An unnamed aide to President Eisenhower coordinates efforts in the South to secure pro Eisenhower delegates for the Republican convention. The article notes the behind the scenes operation, its potential aims to unify party influence, and the possible aim of safeguarding the President's freedom of choice at the convention.
Doyle Taylor, administrator for the Mhugslaff Community Hospital, spoke to Kiwanis members on Monday detailing hospital finances and patient costs. He cited an average daily cost near 19 dollars and urged patients to pay their accounts, while noting the need for responsible budgeting in community health.
Army Lt. Col. Edward G. Raff, son of Mrs. C. K. Raff, is slated to show at Philadelphia International Airport. His unit, featuring Silver Star veterans, demonstrates helicopter maneuverability and air support concepts amid infantry and artillery actions.
Fidel Baca formerly of King staff received a doctor of philosophy degree in educational administration at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City. He also earned a BOA degree and an M.A. from ASC, completing the August 26 ceremony among about 200 graduates.
Roger Warren Ardrey, son of Professor and Mrs. Eldon A. Ardrey, received a master’s degree among 380 at the University of Colorado Boulder on August 27. Ardrey earned a degree in rostral cote ration and was a 1954 graduate of Flag State High School.
Lagstall's Company Arizona National Guard led by Dr. Richard Mellor earned a superior citation for outstanding condition and operations. The award highlighted fort Huachuca activities and events concluding on a Saturday in the region.
State Superintendent Jon A. Duncan approved a transfer of eight vapor licenses and control permits to Lansfer. The action includes one Wing unit and affects local licensing to adjust ownership and operation under the agency’s oversight.
A fragment mentions Bar L. Thoin owning land east of the city to transfer to George Sackard and Dick A. Dinvott for a new site in Flagstaff.
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