Politicians Aim for the Senate in Arizona Politics
Arizona observers weigh whether Rep Morris Udall may pursue Senator Hayden seat in 1962 if Hayden steps aside. Democrats and Republicans share the belief that the Senate is the ultimate prize for many politicians, with the governor empowered to appoint a successor.
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Arizona
Morris Udall
Carl Hayden
Gary Hayden
Udall
Hayden
Supreme Court
Grand Canyonite Serves Aboard Bennington In Black Bear Drill
Donald D. Stevenson, interior communications electrician second class USN son of Mr and Mrs Tale Stevenson of Grand Canyon serves aboard the anti submarine warfare support aircraft carrier USS Bennington. Bennington, part of the First Fleet, took part in Exercise Black Bear off Southern California with about 10,000 men and 46 ships in a carrier build up drill and subsurface attack focus.
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Grant Canyon
Donald D. Stevenson
Interior Communications Electrician
Second Flags
USN
Tale Stevenson
Grand Canyon
Bennington
California
Cold Wave Brings Snow Focused Storm in Arizona
The Northland endures the heaviest snow of the year as a cold wave warning follows a weekend storm. Snow totals vary across towns from Kingman to Flagstaff while temps plummet to below zero, with continued hazardous highways and power outages reported in Phoenix. A separate AP bulletin notes Adolf Eichmann’s conviction for crimes against Jews, war crimes, and membership in Nazi groups by an Israeli tribunal, with sentencing expected Friday.
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Flagstaff
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Coconine County
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Bob Morrison
Phoenix
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Magaret Rundle
Tempe
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Mesa
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Bichmann
Germany
Congo Unrest Draws UN Peace Effort Amid Mob Attacks
Reported raids on U.S. and Belgian facilities as Katanga unrest enters its seventh day. UN Secretary General Thant backs peaceful initiative. Gen McKeown says Tshombe seeks to escape a hopeless position, while Katanga mercenaries and mob actions threaten regional stability and halt government attempts to restore order.
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U.S
Haisabethville
Brussels
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Congo
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U.N
Kalange
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Ggalrol
WweKeown
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Tshombe
V. Thant
New York
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Katanga
Thant
Adial
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Hopis Elect Sekaquaptewa Chairman at Hopi Council
KEAMS CANYON AP reports Ab holé Sekaquaplawa elected chairmanship of the Hopis Tribal Council at Oraibi. He previously served as tribal court clerk and succeeds Harry Chaca, named vice chairman. Other officers include Eva Northrup secretary, Naethin C Bagay treasurer, Logan Kooper police, and Emory Sckaquapewa Sr as father of the new chairman.
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Abholé Sekaquaplawa
Sekaquauplaws
Oraibi
Harry Chaca
Eva Northrup
Secuntary
Naethin C. Bagay
Kearns Crayan
Logan Kooper
Polica
Emory Sckaquapewa Sr
Jather
Infor Peeters
Hansee Toolsle
Pol Book, Een Qoh
Flu Epidemic Impacts Arizona School Attendance
In Flagstaff and Navajo Hopi areas a mild flu epidemic reduces attendance as Dr. Merle Smith notes children and some older adults are affected. Type B influenza with fever cough and aches spans two to ten days. Absences rise across Flagstaff schools, with West and junior high seeing higher rates than normal and guidance to page two for continued details.
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Flagstaff
Arizona
Merle Smith
Coconin County
Neenie
Prenant Womer
Fay Ooias
Smith
Eirly
Dean James” Sanders
Flagstaff High School
Flagstaff Jhs
Dan Clark
Chik
Il i Glasses
Enis
West
W. F. Killip
Marshall
AML
UN to face bankruptcy says U Thant defers funding
Acting Secretary General U Thant warned the United Nations is broke and headed for insolvency. Projections show a deficit of about 107.4 million dollars soon, rising to roughly 170 million by the end of the month, with only 44 million in additional collections anticipated to cover the Maliman demands.
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U.S
United Nations
U.N
Congo
Britain
Lord Home
London
Tshombe
N.Y
Capy
Supreme Court voids Baton Rouge sit-in convictions
The Supreme Court, in a unanimous decision by Chief Justice Warren, overturned the 16 Negro students from Southern University Baton Rouge, ruling their four month prison terms and $160 fines unconstitutional under due process and equal protection clauses. Convictions were deemed lacking evidentiary support as police acted on opinions rather than solid proof amid lunch counter sit-ins during the civil rights protests in Baton Rouge, Virginia.
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Supreme Court
Baton Rouge
South
Warren
Cat
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Cweyhound
Baton Thongs
Katanga Secession Triggers UN Alarm and Rail Attacks
The Congo crisis deepens as Katanga secession is denounced by Anise Tehombe of the UN amid rail and refinery damage. Rail stations, mining facilities, and Elisabethville airport face attacks, with communications disruptions and reports of aircraft strikes on Kolwest and Meheld Elisabethville. The UN warns of economic ruin and mobilizes observers as violence spreads across Wisaberiville corridor.
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United Nations
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