Goa Case Shows UN Diplomats Reordering the World
The Goa case prompts alarm among UN diplomats as Asian and African members push new norms. Western powers fear a shift that could undermine the United Nations and its core founding members. Stevenson warns that a veto era and force as liberation could erode trust and Western participation.
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Marriage Licenses and Deed Notices in Coconino Area
The Coconino Daily Record reports deeds between Hugh James and Ralph M. King, Cecil V. Bullock and spouse, and related property actions. It lists marriages and licenses for Richard Lee Johnson with Linda Lee Parks and Theodore Allen Leighton with Ann Stone in Page and Flagstaff, with dates noted in November and December.
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Bible Digest 21 devotional on Hebrews blood sacrifice
The text cites Hebrews 9 14 urging Christ blood shed by the eternal Spirit to purge the conscience from dead works and serve the living God. It warns that forgetting Calvary sacrifices nullifies hope of salvation and notes remission of sins requires shedding of blood.
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Geannie Rourke Named to Honor Roll at Flagstaff Junior High
Geannie Rourke was inadvertently admitted from the ninth grade list of students qualifying for the Flagstaff Junior High School honor roll for the past grading period.
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Flagstaff
Eisenhower Begins Desert Winter Stay in California
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower arrived in San Bernardino to start a desert vacation at El Dorado Country Club in Palm Desert. He and Mamie traveled with their granddaughter Mary Jean. a news conference was planned at the vacation home as temperatures were forecast in the Palm Desert area.
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Rockefeller Says Search For Son Ended Without Trace
Governor Nelson A Rockefeller announced that the search for his youngest son Michael, 23, who vanished when he leapt from a disabled boat off the New Guinea coast, has ended with no trace found. He had joined the hunt with planes and boats after flying to New Guinea for the anthropological expedition.
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Land Leased to Forest Service and City Tractors Repaired
Winslow council revived a tractor funding dispute approving 900 for oil and delaying a 7000 repair. They will run the TD-14 if it holds, buy a used tractor if needed, lease land to the Forest Service for borale storage near the airport, and fund rail repairs at 3000 while contributing 100 yearly to the Indian Center. Radio purchases for water and street departments were authorized. The council also reviewed a proposed building inspector ordinance and water billing practices.
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September Katanga cease-fire seeds violent attack two months later
Lunvon AP reports a September cease-fire in Katanga left seeds of a forthcoming violence. At 3 p.m. Elisabethville's Pal ace Tavern scene shows a tense, quiet crowd as a gray post office with a clock stopped at 6255 looms amid shattered windows and sandbag emplacements.
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Brazil Circus Fire Sparks Arrests as Toll Rises
Police in Brazil hold two suspects after a devastating circus fire that killed many spectators, including children, in a nylon tent. Alves, a 20 year old described as a Negro, allegedly confessed to starting the blaze for revenge. another man was detained but denies involvement. Five others are also detained in the disaster, the worst circus fire in history.
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Kennedy signals US may restart ties with Dominican Republic
President Kennedy said the United States would restore diplomatic relations with the Dominican Republic if the OAS lifts sanctions. He noted the Agriculture Department would authorize purchases under the Dominican allocation of nonmidrasugar after sanctions are removed. The move follows acceptance of a proposed council of state by major democratic opposition elements.
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Gas Prices Fall Further in Phoenix Market
Gasoline prices keep slipping in Phoenix as price wars extend into a new month. Independent stations are listing regular at 29 cents per gallon and premium near 25.8 cents, signaling ongoing competition among local outlets.
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Market Digest Shows Utilities Under Pressure Amid Small Gainers
New York reports utilities decline as market dips slightly with mixed trading. Investors exit profits, fund distributions weigh on utility stocks while small gainers appear. broader averages slip modestly as sectors including industrials and rails falter slightly.
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Weather summary for Flagstaff and Northern Arizona
Forecast calls for variable high cloudiness today fading, cooler tomorrow. Southwest winds to 16 mph. Tonight low 18, tomorrow high 50. Temperatures listed for Burrus Ranch and towns including Phoenix Prescott Tucson Winslow Yuma Chicago Los Angeles New York and more. Historical highs and normals cited.
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Youths linked to Flagstaff vandalism face charges
Kenneth Beesonan 17 Chuck Dorman 37 Karen Kluge 16 Margaret 18 were arrested by Flagstaff Police and Coconino County Sheriff after theft and destruction of Christmas City statues. County Attorney Robert Warden filed furnishing alcohol to minors and illegal consumption for two others. Kerneth Slice 17 was found with beer at Parkhurst’s party. Bob Childregs 20 charged with illegal consumption. All from Flagstaff, in jail. no charges or dates set for two adult vandals.
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Hair Oil Confusion Leads to Police Investigation
In New Orleans two officers found a clearly marked bottle outside a cocktail lounge. An explosives expert recovered and tasted it, misidentifying it as hair oil but testing showed nitroglycerine. Police are continuing the investigation as lab work confirms the substance.
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