Snowed Under Blizzard Paralyzes Eastern Cities
A prewinter blizzard hit New York Washington and other eastern cities closing offices and delaying markets. Airports ferries and trains halted while streets and highways became impassable and public services shut down. The storm dumped up to 15 inches in Philadelphia and 11 inches in parts of New Jersey with multiple deaths reported.
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November Jobs Report Shows Higher U nemployment and Slower Work Week
The government reported November unemployment rose to 6.3 percent with 4.031 million out of work, up 450000 from October. Employment fell by 300000 while manufacturing dropped about 150000, steel and auto sectors leading declines. the average work week slid from 39.6 to 39.4 hours, and construction fell 160000 with trade down 150000. government hiring rose by 75000.
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Agenda Sets City Council Briefs For Tuesday Meet
Flagstaff County Council outlines a packed agenda including parking and traffic issues, business license audit review, and discussion of a water tap ordinance affecting costs beyond the city. R. J. Allen to discuss a citywide free train survey with Ariha Traffic Foundation. move to lift one hour parking on Aspen Street near Emerson School to increase spaces for workers.
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News 4 Views on nicknames for the First Lady Jackie
Platt Cline discusses newsroom practices and the inappropriateness of using casual nicknames for the President's wife. He notes "Jackie" is acceptable for a young woman but unsuitable for a mature First Lady, criticizing the idea of playful or risqué variants. The piece ends with a note that continued discussion awaits.
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Arkansas Law On Teachers Struck Down
The Arkansas law requiring public school teachers to report associations they joined or contributed to in the last five years was struck down by the U S Supreme Court in a 5 4 decision Justice Slowart delivering the opinion Justice Harlin dissented joined by Justices Frankfurter Clark and Whittaker Frankfurter also filed a separate opinion The case centered on teachers and alleged ties to groups aiding integration in schools The decision was reported from Wash ington AP.
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De Gaulle Cuts Short Algeria Tour Amid Bloodshed
In Algiers and Oran violent clashes continued raising the Algeria toll to 79 dead with hundreds wounded. Gen. Charles de Gaulle shortened his Iberia peace tour and rushed to Paris amid growing support for his Algeria policy as rebels in exile urged United Nations intervention.
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Two Accused Of Break-in In Williams
In Williams a preliminary hearing was set today for Willie Blake and Charles Books both 32 and 28 from Wik s charged with breaking into Roy A Slane Santa Fe elevation project office Saturday morning. Police say desks were rifled ink spilled on papers credit cards taken and a bedroom door kicked in. They were arrested minutes later near the room off the road inmadter's drive.
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Kennedy Names Rusk Secretary of State. Stevenson Ambassador
President-elect John F Kennedy chose Dean Rusk to be secretary of state and Adlai Stevenson as ambassador to the United Nations. He also named Rep. Chester Bowles as undersecretary of state. The trio announced at Kennedy’s Atlantic City news conference. Rusk, a Rockefeller Foundation head, would bring extensive foreign affairs experience to the post and praised Stevenson’s service and Bowles’s public record. Kennedy said the new team would pursue a foreign policy centered on freedom rather than mere anti-Communism.
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Udall Sees Welcome Controversy in Interior Posts
Stewart Udall, Democratic choice for Interior Secretary, says he welcomes controversy and has big ideas for post Eisenhower era policy. He cites power struggles over patronage, Kennedy influence, and plans for oil, mining, coal research, recreation, Indian affairs, and public lands reform.
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Court Backs New Orleans Integration
The Supreme Court unanimously upheld a federal district court ruling in New Orleans that struck down Louisiana segregation laws. It rejected the interposition doctrine as unconstitutional, dismissing Louisiana’s bid to delay desegregation and affirming the lower court’s decision.
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Weather Roughs Ahead For Flagstaff Area This Week
Flagstaff and Northern Arizona face a mixed up weather pattern with cold conditions continuing through Tuesday and Wednesday. A late week cold front moving from the Pacific could bring heavier snow and colder temperatures, according to chief meteorologist Paul Sorenson. He warned of more definite details by Tuesday and noted the East Coast storm parallels the current local pattern.
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