Services Held At Winslow for Joseph Kie Jr
Funeral services were held in Winslow for Joseph L. Bit Jr a Santa Fe Railroad employee since 1937 and longtime Santa Fe Band member who died Thursday at his home He was born October 28 1915 in Healdsburg California and raised in Winslow He leaves a brother and four sisters all living in New Mexico The funeral will include military honors by the Charles Hathaway Post VFW and pallbearers from the Santa Fe Band.
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Winslow
Josheph L. Bit, Jr
Santa Fe Railroad
Santa Pe
Rie
Ben
Healsburg
Calif
Lagi
Digger
Sherman Institute Indian School
Riverside
Kie
Francis Ia
Edward Prail
Mls
Jo Johnson
Peter Natsoway
Evelyn Culberton
Hyet
New Mexico
Charles Hathaway Post
VFW
Santa Fe Band
Sedona Christian Science Church to Hold Free Lecture
Sedona Christian Science Church will host a Sunday 4 p.m. lecture at the new church. Speaker Charles Louis Reilly CSB, of Los Angeles, affiliated with The Mother Church in Boston, will discuss Christian Science and prophecy. The event is free and open to the public.
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Secord
New Christian Science Church
Sedona
Charles
Louis Reilly
Cs.b
Los Angeles
Lecsilly
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Evening TV Schedule Highlights December 3
TV lineup lists diverse programs from 6 pm to 11 pm including Behind Closed Doors, The Californians, Lawrance Welk Show, Have Gun Will Travel, Gunsmoke, Perry Mason, Sea Hunt, and a late news weather sports movie rotation. Notable games and sports segments intersperse with dramas, westerns, and crime shows across channels.
Reading Out Loud G EB Theatre Chevy Show and More
A fragmented TV schedule lists readings, theatre, and music segments from 7:00 to 10:20 with programs including Reading Out Loud, G EB Theatre, and special features. Several films and news/weather blocks appear, along with miscellaneous listings across multiple channels.
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Maverick
Tab Thintry
Chevy
Jack Bavay
The
Islanders
Men of Annapolis
Arizona
San Francisco
Dawson
Chicago
Wweather
Plenaure
Well East
Aspen
Moderate Tax Rise Seen by National Goals Commission
Washington AP reports the National Goals Commission endorses a moderate federal tax increase to lift national output by about 3.4 percent annually. Chair Henry M. Winston says some tax changes may be needed while stressing a shift of responsibility toward cities and private groups, with subsidies tapering in farm programs.
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Washington
Bipartiseau Commission On
National Goals
Mission Wld
Hisenlow
Commission
Henry M. Winston
National Press Club
Corm
White Mouse
Tle Farm Progrun
Spirit of Giving ASC Campus Christmas Projects Begin
Spirit of giving flows on the Al tona State College campus as student groups launch annual Christmas drives. The SNEA chapter will host a Christmas wrapping party with gifts for third grade children, while Phi Kappa Theta organizes a Christmas Basket Project for local families. Blue Key is running a Trading Stamp Drive to fund gifts, with wrapped presents for South Beaver School and Kinsey School. General chair Lenore Naeegle of Emmett Idaho and Eleanor Sabin of Benson lead event details, with other organizers listed from Mt Vernon and Phoenix.
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Altona State College
Association
SNEA
ASC
Phi Kappa Theta
Blue Key
South Beaver School
Kinsey School
Lenore Naeegle
Emmett
Idaho
Eleanor Sabin
Benson
Diary Excerpts Reflect Mountain Life and Local Events
Flagstaff Oldtimer's Diary entries from 1807 reveal daily meals, weather, and health notes by Ping stall pioneer Guthrie Layne. The record mentions medical advice from Dr. Robinson, mountain travel, and a reported shooting of a carpenter in a nearby town, with others reacting to the incident.
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Guthrie Layne
BMN
Holbrook Christmas Lighting Contest Rules Announced
Holbrook Chamber of Commerce outlines annual lighting contest entries enter by mailing to Chamber Office and display must be visible from street at night. Prizes include 80 sweepstakes, 20, 10 for five categories: Commercial religious, Commercial Santa Claus, Residential religious, Residential Santa Claus, and Churches religious.
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Holbrook
Chamber of Commerce
Ding
Ronnie Seward
Chamber
Coconino CC Suspends Golf Play for Winter
Coconino Country Club suspends golf for the winter as crews work on greens to prevent show mold and ensure a strong spring start. Club president Ralph Bilby says members may retrieve clubs and shoes from the clubhouse during the work.
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Coconino Country Club
Bill Page
Greens
Baye
Ralph Bilby
Vote Charges Blasted by Sen Fulbright in Arkansas
Sen William Fulbright of Arkansas attacked charges of voting irregularities in the presidential election as damaging to U S prestige. As chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee he denied talks of a Cabinet post with Kennedy and said he would like to remain a senator.
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Hoy Springs
Ark
William Fulbright
D-Ark
U.S
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
John F. Kennedy
Arkansas
Kennedy
United States
Europe
Flag Residents Grandson Dies In California
Funeral services are pending for Stevie McAnally four year old son of Mr and Mrs Tom McAnally who died Friday noon in Durante California after a five month illness from leukemia The body was brought to Flagstall today by his parents Grandparents on his mothers side are Mr and Mrs Me T Sloan of 2104 North Center East Flagstall
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Finneral
Stevie McAnally
Tom McAnally
City of Hope
Durante
Calif
Flagstall
Me T. Sloan
North Center
East Flagstall
Self reliant frontier era and fashion notes in News & Views
Plate Cline muses on style choices of leaders including Kennedy and Johnson. He notes their suits from London tailors in Sayville Row, compares Americans buying English clothes, and remarks on Khrushchev’s American wardrobe as a sign of cultural misalignment. The column blends humor with political observation and ends with a humorous misreading.
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Elnet
John Kennedy
Lyndon. B. Johnson
Tallory
London
Sayville Row
Dack
LBJ
Lim
Texan
Russia
Mic. Ky
Kremlin
Mr. K
Lillis
Illinois Electors Vote Split Debate On Certification
Washington reports legal authorities split on what happens if Illinois does not certify presidential electors. Gov Stratton and GOP leaders query if fraud could block Dem electors, potentially shrinking the Electoral College and altering the majority needed for victory. Legal opinions vary with no binding precedent.
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Dack Adams
Washington
Heep
Titinnis
Minsis
William G. Stratton
State Electoral Board
Stratton
Republican National
Thruston EB. Morton
GOP
Mintois
John F. Kennedy
Minois
The Sun Publishing Terms and Editorial Note
Flagstaff Arizona Daily Sun details subscription rates by region including counties and outside areas. It notes publication frequency weekly Saturday edition for the Coconino Sun and daily except Sundays and holidays for The Daily Sun plus a correction policy for any erroneous reflections.
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Coconing Sun
Flagstafl
Aviv
Coconino Sun
Daily Sun
Flagstaff
Arizona
Column South the 2th Pennsylvania Cavalry book note
A new book Column South the 2th Pennsylvania Cavalry compiled by Suzanne Colton Wilson draws on diaries of two Union Army brothers, uncles of Mrs. Wilson, and Harold Colton. It covers Antietam to Jefferson Davis’s capture with humor, tragedy, and portraits by Barton A. Wright. edited by Dr Antoinette Smith.
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Pennsylvania Cavalry
Suzanne Colton Wilson
Wilson
Harold
Colton
Flagstaff
Museum of Northern Arena
Long Meadow Ranch
Prescott
Carlie Mallett
Caral Jones
Elizabeth Dobrinsky
Paul Weaver
Duke Tama
Antoinette Smith
Manus
Weather data and temperature records summary
Daily weather notes report sunset at 5 15 pm and sunrise next day at 7 19 am. Includes 24 hour high and low, precipitation, normals, and historical records for the date with highs to 66 and 2 degrees in past years. Notes also mention stars and a distant Grand Canyon item.
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Ri-Lo Burrus Hand Sas
Coltorivodd
Grand Canyon
Warranty Deeds and Marriages Noted in Coconino County
The Coconino Daily Record lists warranty deeds recorded in the county recorder's office. Names include Robert M. Naiman to Genrige Wimmer and John F. Long Home Builder Co. to Donald G. Lepplad, plus a special warranty deed from Phoenix Tile and Trust Co. Trustee to James Frank Mills. Also notes marriage licenses issued by the Clerk of the Superior Court.
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Recorders Office
Coconino County
Robert M. Naiman
Genrige Wimmer
John F. Long
Donald G. Lepplad
Phoenix Tile and Trust Co
James Frank Mills
Superior Court
Covorino County
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