Wisconsin swing through pivotal state opens Nelson’s visit
MADISON Wisconsin Gov Nelson Rockefeller arrived for a two day swing through one of the most important states politically in the country. In Washington AP reports a religious guide today proposed a government radio network modeled on the BBC to foster creative competition with commercial networks. In Athens hospital attendants note improvement in seven of eight people seriously injured by the collapse of a wall during a tense moment. Paris NATO moves into its new headquarters in a modest housewarming, with only a few decorative heads as spark.
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Weather prospect for Flagstaff with mild temperatures
Forecast for Flagstaff Arizona calls for fair weather through today tonight and Wednesday with variable high cloudiness on Wednesday. Winds northeasterly 15 to 30 miles per hour then decreasing. Warmer days ahead with today’s sunset at 4 48 dusk at 7 48. Highs around 58 tomorrow 58. lows near 10. Normal highs 42 lows 14. Record highs 63 in 1999 and low 14 in 03 with precipitation 2.
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TV Schedule Cabe Gianne and NBC Cable Listings
Detailed nightly lineup from NBC and local cable channels lists weather news and varying shows. Highlights include Rin Tin Tin, Fibber McGee and Molly, The Rifleman, and The Durbin portions with guest stars and local weather updates throughout the evening schedule.
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Cable Television Service Notice in Flagstaff
Fragmentary OCR indicates a local cable service notice from Flagstaff area with address 421 East Aspen and service numbers. The legible bits suggest monthly service details or a rate update, but the incomplete text limits full facts.
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Aspen
Arizona State hosts Christmas puppet shows and plays
Tonight ASC hosts a Children’s Literature class program featuring Yale programs at College and Indian Dorm in Flagstaff and students presenting The Dwarf and the Cobbler’s Son and The Navajo Bluebird in Navajo. Six cast members perform A Pioneer Christmas in Arizona for fourth graders at the College Elementary. Another group plans The Littlest Angel with a flame hoard later in the schedule.
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Palo Alto
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Big Lake
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Los Angeles
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Funeral Services Set Thursday For Mrs Ora L Campbell
Funeral services for Mrs. Ora L Campbell 74 will be held Thursday at 2 30 p m in First Baptist Church with Rev Robert Warren officiating She died Monday in Flagstaff following a two year illness She was born in Grenola Kansas 1835 and married Edward Campbell in Grenola in 1902 The Campbells lived in Dopey Park then Colorado since 1929 Survivors include her husband several daughters and two nephews and their wives plus 15 grandchildren and six great grandchildren Funeral attendees include Mr and Mrs Paul Campbell of Brock and Mr and Mrs Harry Logsdon of Wenatchee Washington plus Mrs Merle Brock of Phoenix and other relatives
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Victor Muth) Slayton
Orville
Hazel) Pendergrass
Flagstaff
Sam
Nellie) Johnson
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Esther) Gazeali
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Colo
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Mabel) Langens Dorf
Cheyenne
Wyo
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Everett
Midland
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Reading Pa
Sam Johnson
Paul Campbell
Brock, N. ML
Arry Logsdon
Wenatchee
Wash
Merle Brock
Phoenix
Deeds Births and Marriages Noted in Coconino County Records
Warranty deeds registered for James S Colbath and others list transfers to M B P Investment Co Walter Edwards and others. A joint tenancy deed appears for Jake E to Clade McFarland. Marriages include David Calhoun to Kate Moore Glenn Johnson to Mary Morgan and James Brierley in Williams Flagstaff. A girl, Anne Elizabeth, was born to Reedor Woodling at Flagstaff Community Hospital.
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James Steves el
Julia C. Chapman
Coconino County Recorver
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Clade McFarland
Covon County
David Lee Calhoun
Katei Sue Moore
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Emergency landing over foam by Yuma airliner
An airliner made a controlled landing on a foam-covered surface near Yuma after its nose wheel failed to retract. The Fairchild F27 landed calmly with no injuries among 18 passengers and three crew. In Phoenix, a bank manager from Bagdad received a two year sentence for 11 false entries. A Phoenix committee formed to back the bid of Joseph Garry for U S Senate, after delegates named Paul Fitts as president of the National Congress of American Indians.
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Valley National Bank
Bagdad
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Phoenix
U. S. Senate
National Indian Committee
Joseph K- Garry
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
National Congress of American Indians
Paul Fitts
Hominy
Oklo
ASU Students Tour Phoenix Cement Plant at Clarkdale
Day long field trip by 23 Arizona State College students to the Phoenix Cement Company plant in Clarkdale showcased the quarry operations. Superintendent Jack Van Meter led a Q&A while Jim Haskins guided the tour of grout and quarries. the plant, 242 miles west of Clarkdale, operates with 1100 capacity and $14 million investment.
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Phoenix Cement Company
Clarkdale
M. T. Lesellen
Lewellen
Winston H. Carrington
USC
Jim Haskins
Ariana
Phoenix Clement Company
Blackfoot challenges NCAI president election in Phoenix
Blackfeet leader Walter Wetzel contests the National Congress of American Indians vote in Phoenix claiming 15 invalid ballots for him were cast by Oklahoma Osage official Paul Pitts. Supporters counter Wetzel lacked timely objection. Debates hinge on Osage voting rights and tribal disputes to be settled internally. Hans Christian Andersen, Danish author of fables, dies, his tales live on.
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