Expansion of Page Trailer Court by MCS
MCS announces expansion of Page Trailer Court in Glen Canyon City Utah to add 80 spaces on the south side of M Street. Existing 805 spaces are filled with a waiting list. Project manager Bacon says sewer, water, and electric lines nearby can be extended. Priority to workers with children in school. completion hoped by Jan 18 to ease school transfer.
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PACE
Merrill, Chapman and Scott Corp
Glen Canyon
Flam
ALA
Bacon
MCS
Page
Teo
Earl Brothers
Page Service Inc
O Streets
James Collins
Alfiva
Intel
Sahanl
Arivan
Chidren
Septeeber
Aminy
Glen Canyon City
Utah
Page Accomodation
TV Schedule and Evening Lineup by Network
A detailed Sunday schedule listing shows and times across programs such as Susie Weather Sports The Californians CBS Reports Tall Man Lawrence Welk Show Divorce Court Gunsmoke Sea Hunt Roaring 20s Wagon Train Perry Mason Movie News Move Weber Pro Football Championship Bridge American League Pro Football This is the Life The Wizard of Oz Dinah Shore Lawman Candid Camera This Man Dawson Churchill The Pioneers Movin Now News Sports Weather
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CBS Reports
Will Tyaver
Mike Mullis
Ted’ Mack
Maverick
Darger
Tab Tlunter
Lawman
Tack Benny Roo
Loretta Young
The
Islanders
Men of Annapolis
Arizona Roundtable
San Francisco
Public Health Nurse to Visit Bellemont and Flagstaff Clinics
A public health nurse will visit Bellemont on Monday afternoon for a monthly clinic at Belle-Monk Village and Williams City Hall. Immunizations for adults and children will be offered from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. December 14 at the County Health Department in Flagstaff and again on December 15 in Flagstaff.
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Dee
Belle- Monk Village
Iit Williams
Williams City Hall
County Health Department
Flagstaff
Merle Smith
Flagstaff Clinic
Wyoming Senator Thomson Dies In Wyoming At Thirty-Three
Thompson, the first Wyoming elected U S senator, died at age 33 after fainting at Ken Bailey’s home while visiting for a political trip. His widow Thyra and three sons Bill Bruce and Nancy awaited arrival in Washington, D. C. Gov. Joe Mickey sent sympathy. The successor will serve the remaining two years of the six year term, with general election to follow.
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Cody
Thomson
Tesu
U. S
Wyoming
Senate
Forni
Millward Simpson
Republica
Pli
Cheyenne
Joe Mickey
Hickey
Suceyisor
Thomton
Ken Bailey
Cori
Dewitt Dominick
Bailey
Thrys
Bill
Butce
Nasey
Washington, D. C
Crew Sought After Bomber Crash Missing in New York
AP reports a B-26 bomber crashed Friday night near Schroon Lake, New York. Three crew members parachuted to safety. Capt Ronald D Little, 28, from Altona Pennsylvania, was found near Schroon Lake and called Westover Air Force Base in Massachusetts. Little was in good condition.
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BARRT
VL (Ap
Alemon
Up Vatate New York
Ronald D. Little
Altona
Zhan
Little
Schvoon Lake
W.V
Westover Air Force Base
Mass
Outdoor Christmas Lighting Prizes Highlight Flagstaff Event
Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce announced prizes for an outdoor Christmas lighting contest with six residential districts and a citywide commercial division. First prize is 20 dollars, second 3105, third 35, judged by local garden clubs during the week of December 19 with entries due by December 1.
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Flagstaff
Coconino Eslaes
Kinbab
Aneelope Valley
North Flagstaff
Mt. Elden
South Flagstaff
Brannen Homes
Pine Knoll
Pow and Arrow Acres
Mt. Dell
Toast
East Gate
Alpine Garden Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
Arizona Public Service
Amatuer hypnosis and political intrigues in Arizona press
In a column by Platt Cline, references surface to Bernie Wynn shifted from coverage of a political controversy to a series on dangers of amateur hypnosis. Questions arise about connections between assignments and long standing political ambitions, with speculation about Udall and influence.
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Phoenix Morning
Bernie Wynn
Udall
Arizona
Piramix
Cabinnt
Coconino Sun Publication Details and Policy
The Coconino Sun founded in 1882 published weekly each Saturday. The Daily Sun founded in 1916 published daily except Sundays and holidays. Second class matter post at Flagstaff Arizona under March 3 act. Subscription $5.05 per year by mail only.
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Flagstaff Publishing CO
Flagstaff
Arizona
Platt Cline
Arizona Daily
Sun
Coconino
Yavapai
Flagstett
Ariz
Coconino Run
Flagstall
Coconino Sum
Daily Sun
Halidays
State Department Inspector General Funds Cut Off
The House Foreign Operations Subcommittee says funds for the State Department inspector general office were halted by the GAO after it refused to turn over documents on foreign aid operations in seven Latin American countries. Chairman Hardy noted the inspector general exists only while Congress and GAO have access to required information for oversight duties. The subcommittee has long complained that the State Department and the ICA withhold documents vital to their constitutional and statutory oversight.
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Washington
House
Inspector-General
State Department
Ions
Porter Hedy Jr
Mouse
Hardy
Tony
Acc
Henry
Flo
Eisenhower
Intormational Cooperation Administration
Recreation Confab Hears Talk on Lakes
AP reports at Yuma that the Arizona Recreation Association meeting opened with a luncheon and talk by State Rep Artin B Schellenberg, R Maricopa. Gov. Paul L. Ramin urged fast action on new recreation areas and manmade lakes near Glen Canyon Dam and between Glen Canyon and Lake Mead, stressing access roads ramps and facilities. Clarence R Mian became association president, with Raymon Cook as vice president Anne Pittman and Mabie Shils among officers.
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Glen Canyon
Lake Mead
Clarence R. Mian
Scottsdale
Paris Aint Reuovation
Association
Alet
Raymon Cook
Phanhix
Parks Department
Anne Pittman
Arizona State University
Mabie Shils
Yuma Parks Department
Weather summary for Flagstaff region and cold night forecast
Partly cloudy today with a generally fair night in Flagstaff and Northern Arizona. Warmer daytime temperatures ahead with a high near 44 tomorrow and a low around 10 tonight. Light variable winds around 15 mph.
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Iburrus Ranch
Collenwood
Arizona
Poland Pilot Allowed to Keep Private Plane
WARSAW AP Poland's Communist government grants Nelson's private plane magnate permission to retain his aircraft. Citizen Pawel Zolatow, a noted aviation reader, rebuilt a wrecked single engine plane at his workshop amid government scrutiny.
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Warsaw
Poland
Sverniment
Nelson
Magner
Pawel Zolatow
Merry Margaret: Princess Margaret Embraces Joyful Life Abroad
London reports Princess Margaret has transformed from a sad figure after her split with Townsend to a buoyant bride of Antony Armstrong Jones. Friends note she is relaxed and happy, refuses unequal invites, and plans Brussels visits with her husband as she continues to push for him to receive his rightful status.
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London
Princess Margaret
Brussels
King Baudouin
Peles
Youd
Merry Margaret
Antony Armstrong
Tony
Vita
Brasselse
Margaret
Buckingham Palace
Townsend
Brusssele
Temndon
Ai strong-Jones
Cine
Mazatlan Travel Notes and Local Color
A traveler’s Mazatlan diary describes prices for pineapples and coffee at the border, hotel rates, and meals. It notes cemeteries, a hill viewpoint, and two newspapers Sindica Democrat and Vijo del Pacifico, with details on staff, printing, and local customs including taxi prices and shop highlights.
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Nogales
Ariz
U.S
Mazatlan
Manjhattan
Sindloa
Tavas
Mexico
Adolfo Topez Malens
Fish Dies at 72. Rites Monday in Flagstaff Church
Funeral services set for Monday at 2 pm at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints for Harry John Fish 72 longtime Flagstaff resident and sawmill operator who died Friday at his home east of town. Bishop Leo Dean Gardner will officiate. visitation at Ganley and Sons Chapel Sunday evening. Burial in Be Be Mor Memorial Park near the Coconino Country Club. Born September 18, 1888 Davenport IA he moved to Phoenix 1913 then Flagstaff 1916 homesteaded Kendrick Park area. He operated the Fish Sawmill Company established about 1919 later retired passing business to sons James D and Richard L. Fish. He is survived by wife Anna two sons a sister Mrs John Almira Piper and brother Ralph Fish Sr. plus four grandchildren.
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter ‘Day
Harry John Fish
Flagstaff
Arleont
Sawtuill
Taye
Leo Dean Gardner
Ganley and Sons
Hortal
Beateful Valley Memorial Park
Coconino Country Club
Tighwway
Odd Fellows Lodge
Anna
John
Almira) Piper
Ralph Fish Sr
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Page Trailer Court
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NBC
ABC
CBS
Bellemont
New
ASC
Ashurst Music Hall
Kliewer, Mender
Maste
Beethoven
Imaorvoye
Pitta
C of C
News & Views
San i Pyera
First National Bank of Holbrook
National’ Bank
Fest, Depoal! Insurance
GAO
Recreation Confab
Meg
RMN EN Sis
Lernest Borghine
Erica Tracy veroRe March
Nat P Ra Era
Ibn Bik
Aevesurl
Mesica City
Tropics
Fish
Hamilton Furniture Co
Wallace Perry Receiver
Santa Fe Ave
Hot Point
Philco
Packard Bell
Frank
Arizona Auctioneers
Phoenix, Arizona
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