Probe Looms Of Missile Space Setup
A Washington inquiry into the space and missile program gains momentum as Senate leaders plan hearings next Wednesday. Two New York attorneys with high profile probe experience assist the committee, drawing public attention to Soviet satellite and rocket achievements.
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Park Forester At Grand Canyon Gets Promotion
William C. Davies, Park Forester for Grand Canyon National Park since 19M, is promoted to Regional Chief of Forest and Wildlife Protection in the Service at Santa Fe New Mexico. He also remains park forester and oversees Zion and Bryce Canyon activities in southern Utah. Davies has been active in the Grand Canyon community, including Rotary and church leadership, and plans to move to Santa Fe with his family.
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William C. Davies
Grand Cay
Nagional Park
Nation Parke Service
Santa Fe
New Mexico
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Zion
Rotary Club
Tadge
Gan Canyon Community Church
Suit
Timntes
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Richard
Swita Fe
Mid- Thu
Employment Outlook for Next Decade Job Opportunities to Be Best in West
The Labor Department says the West especially the Southwest will offer the most jobs in the coming decade. Growth centers include defense, construction, tourism, and real estate, with 13.6 million new jobs projected across 30 major industries. Major gains occur in California Texas and other Southwest states, driven by manufacturing oil gas and aerospace plus rising needs in teaching nursing medicine and dentistry. New and growing fields include missile and spacecraft work electronic programming and engineering related roles, with demand also in police FBI staffing school counseling and vehicle maintenance.
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State News In Brief
Negotiations continue to resolve remaining generic disputes between management and unions in Copper Corp operations across Utah Nevada Arizona and New Mexico. The unions IUOMMW and USW have ratified contracts with several thousand workers returning to work in four states while Utah work stoppage remains unresolved. A Superior Court ruling on a Japanese ancestry marriage case to a caucasian is under appeal as Attorney Ackerman and groom Quama express cautious optimism about the appeal outcome. Hostess Mary Ant Jordan was involved in the Tucson event unfolding on the date.
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Sennecult Copper Corp
Utah
Nevada
Arizona
New Mexico
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Wote
Soe
Tucron
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Bul Pima County
Harry Ackerman
Thesday
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Neary Quama
Oyama
Pirling
Mary Ant Jordan
Tucson
Mynthay
Altar Boys Admit Dipping Into Plate
Police stated on Tuesday that two to four youths aged 11 to 14 admitted taking church collection money at a Queeny church. They face juvenile delinquency charges.
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Queeny
Censure of ASU Athletic Chief Seen as Warning to 3 Schools
ASU athletic chief Clyde Smith received two years probation and a one year suspension as a warning to three schools from the Board of Regents. The action follows NCAA probation for Arizona State and concerns interpretation and procedures in recruiting and lodging prospective athletes. Smith said he would continue to work for ASU.
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Weather and forecast for Flagstaff and Northern Arizona
Today's forecast shows variable winds around 10 mph with no precipitation. Extended outlook through Sunday calls for a few showers mainly in central and eastern portions, with showers possible Thursday or Friday.
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Saint S Wight
Low Banas
Valle
Arizona
Atomic Cutlery Co Thieves Clip Valuable Goods
IRVINGTON AP thieves clipped the Atomic Cutlery Co on Tuesday stealing a quantity of scissors and cigars worth about $10. They disabled the burglar alarm with a pair of scissors and fled the scene.
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Richmond Runaway Diesels Baffle Train Crew
In Richmond a pair of ACL diesel locomotives escaped idle and ran under no power, with one engine traveling 87 miles before a C&O crew halted it near Charlottesville. The second engine stalled after a half mile due to a dead generator, while C&O trainmen later stopped a runaway by aligning with the moving locomotive.
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Mirangha Widdow
Air Force Helicopter Rescues Williams Man From Peak
A Williams man, De Gele, was stranded on Bill Williams Mountain after a snowshoe broke and temperatures dropped below zero. Rescuers built a fire, used ground support, and a Luke APB helicopter joined the effort with deputies awaiting favorable conditions for a possible hover rescue.
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de Gele
Williams Airport
Wendell
Cole
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Richardson
Luke Apb
de Geile
Local Businessman Bert Baker Dies in Fingstoft Area
Bert Baker, former director and ex-chairman of Merchants Committee, served on the Ted Cross board and belonged to the Elks Odd Fellows and the Federated Church. A Freeport Tennessee native, he and wife Pauline raised daughter Danna Lee in Fingstoft, with another daughter Mrs. Robert Shafer also residing there.
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Fingstoft
Warranty deeds recorded in Coconino County Office
The Coconino County Recorder filed warranty deeds including Mary A. Moore to L Blanche Sonal and George E Sohluerler et ux to Irrindates Mangan et ux. A special warranty deed from Newthorn Arizona Title Co. is also registered. A hospital note records births on December 29 including Ricky Delon Ward at 883 W Aspen and a baby for Brave McEvoy at 266 N Navajo Dr.
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ICC Orders Arizona Rail Freight Rate Increases
The ICC ruled Arizona must raise intrastate freight rates to align with inter state levels for most commodities. Exemptions apply to sulphuric acid high explosives and nitrocellulose with limited up, while cement structural iron steel gypsum and wallpaper could rise about 6 percent. Intrastate railcar rates on certain SP routes not affected. Formal order to follow unless state commission approves changes within three days.
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World News In Brief Brundwick Germany antivewish incidents report
BRUNDWICK Germany Four new anti Jewish incidents are reported today in various parts of Germany. Police try to determine if they form a coordinated nationwide campaign. Augusta Ga Temporary White House says no word on Eisenhower Rockefeller split. Bisoni Miss Two federal attorneys aid grand jury in Parker Lyme vase case. seven subpoenas issued. Roscoe TD Train crashes into car. four killed. Havana AP Cuban authorities hold men including two North Americans who landed in three Venezuelan planes. London AP Soviet Union accepts Western proposal for May 16 summit in London sources say.
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White House
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Navy's 1st Polaris Sub Officially Joins Fleet
The George Washington, first Polaris missile submarine, is commissioned at Groton amid light snow. About 300 spectators hear Harvard's George B. Kistiakowsky praise the vessel as a deterrent to war and a breakthrough in American technology.
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George B. Kistiakowsky
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Eisenhower
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George Wastington
Jury Panel Ordered to Report for Duty on Jan 11
Supreme Court Judge I Lyff today ordered 40 jurors from the regular panel to report at 10 am at the Courthouse. The remaining panel will be contacted by the Sheriff’s office or court clerk about future reporting dates. Those drawn for the two special panels in the Mellee murder trial on December are excused from further duty. Names on the list include Joseph Purdy Hart, Elis G Newberry, Barbara Jean Coly, Frank A Custey, and many others listed.
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Sheriff's Office
Russell
Mellee
Joseph Purdy Hart
5. M. Riner
Elis G. Newberry
Barbara Jean Coly
Frank A. Custey
C. Re Arnestrong
Lloyd Pender
Lester L. Cathres
Nina O. Jordan
Lily Bangert
Ldaly Lusk
Mark Yates
Elizabett’ Heal
Denton ©. Dear
Maxite Cornford
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Two Winslow RR Men Retiring From Santa Fe
Two Winslow men, Barney J. Wright and Henry W. Schwenckert, retire from the Santa Fe after 40 and 33-plus years of service respectively. Wright helped build the Flagstaff to Williams double track and has been an engineer, while Schwenckert began as a telegraph operator and retires as a train dispatcher. Both are World War I Navy veterans.
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