Husband Sets Wife Afire After Sedative, Dies From Burns
Lakewood Nat AD says John Robert Van Arsdall admitted giving Verdea Van Arsdall a sedative and lighting a fire after, later claiming an accident. Verdea, 49, suffered burns on most of her body and died after being hospitalized. Arsdall, 536, unemployed seaman, held on assault with intent to kill as police delayed claim.
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Lakewood
Nat
John Robert van Arsdall
OM Ball
Verdea van Arsdall
Fru
Kimball Hospital
Arsdall
Constance Reinke
James Marl
Hart
Warranty Deeds Recorded in Coconino County Officer
The following warranty and special warranty deeds are listed in the Coconino County Recorder’s office. Deeds show transfers from Dea F. Scherer et ux to Rab at W. Clements et ux and from John F. Long Home Builder, Inc. to Richard E. Cunningham et ux, with multiple other conveyances to Margaret L. Sproat Harvey Y., Bradford di, John H. Evans et ux to Anne Evans Husky, and from John F. Long Fane Builders, Inc. to Tuliani, Peltengill et ux. Special warranty deeds list Land, Title and Trust Co. as trustee to Joseph Robinson et ux and to Robert Houston Bagwell et ux, plus transfers to Paul F. Miller et ax and Hurley L. Wright et ax by Northern Arizona Title Company, Trustee.
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Dea F. Scherer
Rabat
TV Program Schedule for January 6 in Flagstaff Cable
A historical listing shows a full day of NBC and local channel programming in Flagstaff. Prime blocks include News, Weather, and a mix of serials, westerns, family shows, and movies from 5:00 p.m. through midnight, with noted programs such as My Three Sons, The Untouchables, Bat Masterson, and Johnny Carson’s era content. The document references channels, times, and program names typical of mid-century cable listings.
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Arizona
Rawhide
Ann Sothern
CBS Reports
Waterfront
Bat Masterson
Angel
Mike Hammer
the World Today
Johnny
Jack Paar
Kennedy Seeks to Shed Political Activities Ahead of Cabinet Post
In Washington Bob Kennedy says he will detach from politics as he takes the oath to become attorney general this month. He has long managed his brother John F. Kennedy's campaigns since 1952 and acknowledges political scrutiny of any attorney general's actions. His nomination requires Senate confirmation and he notes patronage issues and other political problems to be settled by himself or handed on.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Pam
Robert
Bob
Kennedy
Senate
Mass tragedy in Lynn tenement blaze kills mother six children
AP reports a young Lynn mother and six of her seven children died in a tenement fire, with only her youngest Dawn Marie saved by neighbor aid. Fire officials cite a rear second floor origin and a single attic stairway. Father Donald Amirault survived with Dawn Marie, while other tenants escaped with injuries.
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LYNN
Maes
Nieve
Walter Carter
Donald Amirault
Dawn Marie
Shirley Amivault
Michael
Donna
Robert
Kathy
Barbara Jean
Paula Hollingsworth
McGrath
Amivault
William Dutch
Amirault
Robert Nordstrom
Amirath
Dawn” Matic
Barbara Hollingsworth McGrath
Paula
Lynn Hospital
Streamflow Below Normal In All Parts of Arizona
Arizona streams ran below normal in December across the state. Reservoir storage fell in most basins except Salt River, with Little Colorado at 131 acre feet or 18 percent of normal and Grand Canyon Colorado at 83 percent. Salt Verde combined storage rose 6,000 acre feet to 1,226,000. Gila above Safford at 60 percent of normal. San Pedro at Charleston 68 percent.
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Arizona
Tucson
Salt River
Colorado River
Cameron
Grand Canyon
Virgin River
Litlefield
Verde River
Horseshoe Dam
Lake Pleasant
Agni Fria Riva
Lakes Mead
Mohave
Gila River
Safford Valley
San Carlos Reservoir
San Pedro River
Charleston
Weather forecast for Flagstaff and northern Arizona
Variable high cloudiness through Friday with northeasterly wind 6 to 12 mph. Slightly cooler days with tonight's low 18 and tomorrow's high 40.
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Trwnity
Dednance
Cottonwood
Flagstapt
Arizona
ASC Rodeo Club Juniors Set Dance at ASC Flagstaff
The ASC Rodeo Club and ASC Juniors host a western dance in the women's gym on Saturday night from 3:30 to 11:40. The event features western records and no admission charge, with refreshment proceeds funding the annual Junior Senior Prom at Arizona State College.
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Fortes Cub
Arizona State College
Flagstaff
ASC
Railroads seek men 17 to 34 for permanent positions
Railroads need young men 17 to 34 for station agent clerk and teletype operator roles with immediate training and lifetime employment. Pay ranges from $100 to $5k with pension and extensive railroad benefits. Applicants must have high school or equivalent education, good health, references, and express a strong desire to join the transportation system. Include name, age, address and write BOX 18 SA DAILY SUN for interview details.
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Ephone
Buck
Sa Daily Sun
Rites Pending For Flag Man Frank Ruston
Funeral services are pending for Frank F. Ruston 24 son of Mr and Mrs Clarence T Ruston of 2924 North Jamison Flagstaff who died Wednesday in Phoenix He was employed at Pagcraft Pharmacy as a pharmacist and his parents left this morning for Phoenix where burial is planned
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Finneral
Frank F. Ruston
Clarence T. Ruston
North Jamison
Flagstaff
Phoenix
Thi
Ruslon
Pagcraft Pharmacy
Glad To Quit- Embassy Workers Depart Passages
Embassy records that survived were sent ahead by air to Key West as remaining staff prepared to leave Havana. Two employees jailed for theft of household goods entered Havana police custody and were not released until the ferry departure date.
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Washington
Key West
Havana
New York Longshoremen Strike Cuba Cargoes
New York dock workers began a spontaneous boycott of cargoes from and to Cuba. International Longshoremen's Association President William P. Bradley said the action targets shipments to Communist countries. The first ship affected was the turbine Luciana from Havana, with 200 tons of tobacco, pineapples and watermelons refused for unloading.
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New York
Cuba
William P. Bradley
International Longshoremen’s Association
Havana
ILA
Vandiver asks JFK to rule him out for Army secretary
Governor Ernest Vandiver in Atlanta telegraphed President elect John F Kennedy asking not to be considered for Secretary of the Army. He says he will serve out his term and withdraws his name, citing duty to Georgia and upcoming General Assembly matters. He denies seeking the post and blames a New York Times writer for embarrassments.
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Georgia
Jfk
Atlanta
Ernest Vandiver
John F. Kennedy
Vandiver
Garland
Byrd
Kennedy
New York
New York Times
Southwest Here Resumes Work After Shutdown
Southwest Forest Industries has resumed operations after a shutdown since December 23. Busche, personnel manager, said the work resumes today and no further shutdowns are contemplated except possible temporary pauses during heavy snow.
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Southwest Forest Industries
Busche
Buscho
ASU Bans Freshman From Varsity Teams
TAMPE AP Arizona State University bans freshmen from varsity sports effective next football season. Board of Athletic Control approved mainly affecting track and football with freshmen previously excluded from baseball and other sports. Athletic Director Clyde Smith and coach Frank Kush praise the move saying freshmen should acclimate to the school before intercollegiate competition and that early varsity play can dampen incentive later.
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Tampe
Arizona State University Today
Smith
Kush
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Navajo Peleight Lions
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Bob Kennedy
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