Temperatures To Plunge As Snow Strikes Northern Arizona
A Arctic storm pushed south from the north late yesterday spreading snow over a wide area in Northern Arizona. Flagstaff Airport recorded two inches by mid morning and temperatures dropped to 22 at night. Winds up to 45 knots and 30 mph gusts hampered travel. highways iced and power lines failed in places. One traffic death reported near Camp Verde. All Northland airports closed. rail and bus schedules hampered. over 100 cars stalled near Oak Creek Canyon. Power outages affected about 120 customers in East Flagstaff area with restoration underway by noon.
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High Court Denies Plea By HST Aides
Two former administration officials Connolly and Cardel were denied a rehearing by the Eighth Circuit in a case involving alleged efforts to block IRS or prosecutorial actions. They faced potential prison for conspiracy to defraud the government related to Irvin Sachs case.
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Eisenhower Joins Rousing Welcome in Iran and Greece
President Eisenhower received rousing welcomes in Iran and Greece during a stopover on his Asia tour. In Athens crowds cheered as King Paul greeted him at the airport, with Greek leaders praising U.S. aid and democratic friendship. The president spoke of fruitful discussions and shared gratitude for Greece’s role in halting communism, amid chilly, misty conditions. He had earlier spent time in India and met with Reza Pahlavi during a six hour layover in Tehran.
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Civil War Vet Watler Williams Rallying at 117
Civil War veteran Watler Williams, aged 117, has rallied after pneumonia but remains in critical condition. Dodars said Williams showed slight improvement Sunday night, has endured a long battle with illness, and has not taken nourishment for several weeks.
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End of McGee Trial Hinted as Prosecution Nears Verdict
Los Angeles jury weighs first degree murder charges against McGee connected to the stabbing death of Ary Jett after a sordid tryst. Witnesses describe McGee and Millie Tain's conduct, while officers recount car stops and a hunting knife found with no identifiable prints. Prosecution ready to rest as defense questions timing and motive.
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Ball honors Santa draws 300 plus attendees in Flagstaff
More than 700 people, led by Arizona State College's Dixie Rogers as Santa’s queen, attend Flagstaff Armory Santa Claus Ball. Kenneth L. McLaughlin says the event, organized by local veterans groups, raises funds for city holiday decorations totaling about 3400 dollars.
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Supreme Court Invalidates Los Angeles Obscene Books Law
The Supreme Court struck down a Los Angeles ordinance criminalizing possession of obscene books in stores. Eleazar Smith, a bookshop owner, was jailed 30 days for keeping an allegedly obscene volume titled "Sweeter One Life." The ruling criticism stressed First Amendment protections and insufficient proof of obscenity under state standards.
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Christmas Decorations Fill ASC Campus Before Holiday Departure
Arizona State College buzzes with festive events as about 1700 students prepare to depart for Christmas vacation on December 19. The campus hosts numerous decorations, dormitory displays, an enormous 20 foot fir in the College Union, and tree placements around buildings. Open house events for women’s dormitories on December 14, a formal dinner December 13, and a Christmas vesper service are highlighted, with senior women honored at the Yule Loff service and a Shrine of Ages choir performance.
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Tuba City Man's Skeleton Found
Skeleton found near Needles identified as Fred Alene, a Santa Fe Railway worker from Tuba City. Investigators report he and three other mining workers died when a wall of water swept a truck ashore, with two more men in the tied incident.
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Trains Hit Vehicles in Separate Crashes Near Playstatt
A Cameron teen, Lene Kneitting, 17, was killed when his car was struck by a freight train at Slaughterhouse Crossing. A second collision near Montrose involved a pickup driven by David Devries, resulting in minor injuries. The incidents occurred before 9 am Sunday after failure to yield.
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Northern Trans-Arizona wage plan proposals in Glen Canyon dispute
The Phoenix Building and Construction Trades Council floated a plan during a contract review session with the council and contractors. It seeks to end the Glen Canyon dry strike by suspending the daily subsistence allowance and creating a Northern Trans-Arizona wage differential of cent, aiming to redirect $373 annually in taxable income to workers at the home of Christmas. The proposal mirrors a temporary settlement idea from last summer and ties to government policy to ease the subsistence issue in the Cen sngen dispute.
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Exchange Club Hosts East Phigetail Home Decoration Contest
The Exchange Club announced a Christmas home decoration contest in East Phigetail with seven judges and three cash prizes for the best decorated homes. Public chairman Clink Was sey urged residents to participate in the inaugural event, noting the date will be announced later.
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