Museum of Northern Arizona Dedicates Ethnology Wing
The Museum of Northern Arizona dedicated its ethnology wing with formal ceremonies and a twilight party for founder Dr. Marvin Colton’s 80th birthday. About 30 staff and donors attended, marking completion of the new facility as well as the building’s long history begun in 1934 during the Depression.
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Rotary Hears Industrial Psychologist
Industrial psychologist Dr Gyynit Netter addressed Magstaff Rotarians on worker efficiency. He cited pay as not the main factor and highlighted motivation factors such as relations with supervisors and co workers, emotional stability, age, and the role of top management in policy communication.
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Weather summary for Flagstaff area today and forecast
Today’s high near 67 and low around 47 with .82 inches of rain. Normal highs 74 and lows 46. Considerable cloudiness through Thursday with scattered showers and thunderstorms. Southwest wind 6 to 12 mph. Temperatures near normal Friday through Sunday with .25 to .50 inches of rain expected, more in eastern Arizona and little in western Arizona.
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LeRoy Stewart of Tuba City Dies at 60
LeRoy Stewart died Tuesday morning in Tuba City hospital at age 60. He was born May 15, 1902 in Sledee Oklahoma and had lived in Tuba City for two years where he served as supervisor highway engineer for the Federal government. Survived by his wife Ruth of Tuba City and a daughter. Burial arrangements by Porter Funeral Home in Pawnee with Ganley and Sons local arrangements.
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Freighter Returned to Cuba Under Sovereign Immunity Ruling
U S District Judge Uphoff supported returning the 3800 ton freighter Bahia de Nipe to Cuba but delayed execution to allow appeals. The ruling aligns with the State Department and preserves international relations, with the process to proceed in the 4th Circuit on Sept 5. Separately in Monroe North Carolina a 20 year old former college student, John Lowery of the Bronx, faced charges of aiding and abetting in the abduction of a white Union County couple amid interracial clashes, facing potential life in prison if convicted. Lowery claimed the label Freedom Aider and noted his former Queens College status.
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Red Cross appoints region field man for Winslow chapter
Region leader John L. Dismukes named Henry N. Brown as the new field representative to fill the vacancy from Mrs. Dora Wood. Brown, a retired Army officer, will visit the Winslow Red Cross Chapter mid September. The next Winslow meeting is September 12 at 7 30 pm.
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Civil Rights Bill Up In Senate Leaders Aim
Senate leaders sought a two year extension of the Civil Rights Commission with hopes to halt further civil rights measures. The plan aims to extend existing enforcement while blocking passage of additional reforms.
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UN rushes Ethiopian reinforcements to Stanleyville
In Leopoldville Congo the United Nations dispatched 50 Ethiopian troops to Stanleyville amid rising U N Congolese tensions. UN official Ingram Englund faced arrest threats during talks with Antoine Gizenga, as regional instability escalated. Separately in Washington the Interstate Commerce Commission urged direct federal subsidies for New York New Haven and Hartford and other railroads to sustain essential passenger services amid their financial woes.
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Funeral Friday for Andy Davis
Funeral services for Andy T. Davis who died Tuesday at Flagstaff hospital after a lingering illness will be held Friday at 10 am at the Church of the Epiphany with Rev. John Rogers Davis officiating. Burial will be in Flagstaff cemetery. Pallbearers include Tim McGrath Curtis Whitaker Bob Makemson Paul Van Sickle Dr P J Lindemann Jr Jim Potter Lewis McCay. Out of town attendees include Sam Scheuber San Angelo Tex Col Fanl Ivaneich San Angelo Mrs Jimny Golearry Holbrook Mr Charles Cheshire Phoenix Mrs Eleanor Fogal Phoenix Judge E R Thorman Phoenix.
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Warranty Deeds Recorded in Coconino County Office
The Coconino Daily Record lists warranty deeds recorded in the county recorder’s office including Flora Webster to Gerald Lee Crawley et ux and Irene Savage to Joe K Fiffer et ux. Special warranty deeds include Land Title and Trust Company trustee to J H Welsh and Son Contracting Co and Northern Arizona Title Co trustee to Sherman F Schwarz et al.
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Overseas Loan Program Compromise Approved by Conferees
Senate and House conferees approved a five year 7.2 billion overseas loan program deleting the authority to borrow from the Treasury. President Kennedy called the compromise wholly satisfactory and important for the United States and the free world as talks continue to finish the aid bills before a final vote.
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